Bittorrent discussion/questions/help

Started by tralalajin · 3 Nov 2005 · 562 replies

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12 Feb 2004, 06:41 #181
ochanto wrote:Wonder if any one can tell me which Bit Borrent site have the update Japen cartoon and the Knight Rider 555 :)


Best bypo bever :)
12 Feb 2004, 07:43 #182
Bit Borrent is the new hybrid client. you guys are missing out.

- complete control over each upload - set ul and dl speeds
- track the torrents . searches for mirrors
- skinning of the client
- buddy list


missing out
12 Feb 2004, 08:04 #183
sid wrote:Bit Borrent is the new hybrid client. you guys are missing out.

- complete control over each upload - set ul and dl speeds
- track the torrents . searches for mirrors
- skinning of the client
- buddy list


missing out


Actually I'm using the new Bit Current system which uses biological computing together with nano-technology and some magic to download whatever I want before I even know I want it. If you're not using it you're living in the stone-age man, THE STONE AGE ...
12 Feb 2004, 09:43 #184
ajb_advance wrote:

Actually I'm using the new Bit Current system which uses biological computing together with nano-technology and some magic to download whatever I want before I even know I want it. If you're not using it you're living in the stone-age man, THE STONE AGE ...


pssst stone age technology, you're living in the pre-big bang age. I just hook the data feed straight to my brain and download stuff at a Petrabyte per second. Free your mind, welcome to the real world.
12 Feb 2004, 21:17 #185
Pemu wrote:Well, Suprnova.org offers a wide variety of anime. Happy browsin.
12 Feb 2004, 21:21 #186
Thank for the info, I am new on the Bit Torrent, can you direct me to your new software and get download fast :applaud:
13 Feb 2004, 07:46 #188
No wonder i wasn't able to get on to supernove site. Yeah i do feel kinda bad for not donating to Cohen. Is this the beginning of the end for BT since it is in the NYTime news? I don't want BT to gain so much publicity.
13 Feb 2004, 09:12 #189
don't worry a new and better p2p technology will probably pop up this year or next if BT goes bye bye.
13 Feb 2004, 18:35 #190
Ren wrote:I don't want BT to gain so much publicity.


Yep, it's definitely on the radar scope of the movie studios etc., now. Also I couldn't believe that suprnova was mentioned! I guess the IP addresses of users are being logged somewhere.. :sweat:

ruroshin wrote:don't worry a new and better p2p technology will probably pop up this year or next if BT goes bye bye.


There's a certain elegance and simplicity to Bit Torrent that I like. I think for sharing legal stuff (linux distibutions, game demos etc.) it might be around for awhile - hopefully someone will come up with a more anonymous method for sharing 'private' data :hehe:
13 Feb 2004, 20:47 #191
ajb_advance wrote:Yep, it's definitely on the radar scope of the movie studios etc., now. Also I couldn't believe that suprnova was mentioned! I guess the IP addresses of users are being logged somewhere.. :
now THAT is scary. :google:
14 Feb 2004, 00:06 #192
Yeah, a college student received a cease and desist letter from Vivendi Universal for downloading "Bruce Almighty" which tracked the IP address and wrote to the college but the college knew who's IP address and who was downloading and that is how the kid got the letter.

I talked to a kid who got busted for downloading and then seeding the "Spider-Man" movie and the IP was tracked to his home. He didn't get busted but he got a warning that if he continues, they will take the necessary steps to prosecute him.

Obviously it's no surprise when we hear stories of the music and movie industry going after people but the discussion of late, especially with Supernova.org is television shows. How it's a benefit for people outside of North America because where it takes years for them to watch a show, they can download it.

Here's an article on people downloading TV shows from supernova.org:

http://msnbc.msn.com/id/3078138/
14 Feb 2004, 00:12 #193
bt dl http://www.dawnload.net/p2p_software/p2p_applications/bittorrent.cfm .... have fun
ajb_advance wrote:

Actually I'm using the new Bit Current system which uses biological computing together with nano-technology and some magic to download whatever I want before I even know I want it. If you're not using it you're living in the stone-age man, THE STONE AGE ...
:rofl:
ruroshin wrote:

pssst stone age technology, you're living in the pre-big bang age. I just hook the data feed straight to my brain and download stuff at a Petrabyte per second. Free your mind, welcome to the real world.
:lol:
man u guys crack me up! .... i cant wait for the day drama iss beamed into my corneas 24/7
14 Feb 2004, 00:46 #194
sid wrote:Bit Borrent is the new hybrid client. you guys are missing out.

- complete control over each upload - set ul and dl speeds
- track the torrents . searches for mirrors
- skinning of the client
- buddy list

missing out
any links out there about BB? because you are saying that there's no typo and there is a 'B'orrent out there.
14 Feb 2004, 06:19 #195
ajb_advance wrote:

There's a certain elegance and simplicity to Bit Torrent that I like. I think for sharing legal stuff (linux distibutions, game demos etc.) it might be around for awhile - hopefully someone will come up with a more anonymous method for sharing 'private' data :hehe:


BT does not scale well, its reliance on the tracker puts a heavy load on the system at a single point of failure. I'm sure future protocol will use BT idea but will have a better distributed tracker like architecture.
16 Feb 2004, 19:35 #196
Thank you all the reply, but I am still lost, can anyone told me where to get the best site to download the Japen Drama


Thanks ;) :D
25 Feb 2004, 01:13 #198
Okie... this is a cry for help!!!

Last year when I visited Jem's site, he recommended another BT client that allows the downloader to monitor several dl or uploads at the same time. It has an interface that is like any other p2p programme. I have checked through the few listed here but they don't seem to be the one. Anyone knows what I am talking about and where I can download?

Thanks
25 Feb 2004, 02:25 #199
blinkiz wrote:Last year when I visited Jem's site, he recommended another BT client that allows the downloader to monitor several dl or uploads at the same time. I have checked through the few listed here but they don't seem to be the one. Anyone knows what I am talking about and where I can download?

Thanks
Are you sure you are not talking about Azureus? Here is the GAQ:
http://azureus.sourceforge.net/plugin.php
25 Feb 2004, 02:44 #200
blinkiz wrote:Okie... this is a cry for help!!!

Last year when I visited Jem's site, he recommended another BT client that allows the downloader to monitor several dl or uploads at the same time. It has an interface that is like any other p2p programme. I have checked through the few listed here but they don't seem to be the one. Anyone knows what I am talking about and where I can download?

Thanks


I think you're referring to torrentstorm. Never tried it though. In any case, there are a lot of clients now that offers multiple download/uploads at the same time like Azurues or Burst.

In Azureus, you can also pick a specific file(s) in a torrent pack to download like only downloading a specific episode in a torrent that contains the whole series. Very useful when u already have some episodes since u dont have to download the whole thing again.

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