For anyone that is interested, the registrations for Demonoid are open! Make sure you get a good peer block too!
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I don't have a peer blocker, I just don't download tons of really recent shit.
Not yet at least.paint sucks -
Another reason to stop using Demonoid.Comment
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I am still a noob to this what is a peer blocker?
Also what is a DC++/IRC based client?
What's a private tracker?
'89 Alpine S52 with goodiesComment
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Blocks IPs of known RIAA/douchebag agencies. Basically they will download popular "illegal" torrents and record the IP of anyone who uploads to them, then track down their ISP and you get a warning.
Old school hub-based direct connect. You join a chat room and then have access to everyone's shared files.Also what is a DC++/IRC based client?
Trackers (which basically organize a torrent) that are not open to any-swingin'-dick. The downside is that you need a login to the site that provides the tracker. The upside is that there is a diminished likelihood of IP-gathering RIAA douchebags being on the other end of the torrent.What's a private tracker?
If you forgot to ask about usenet, check out mantup.com. It's pretty legit but it's not free.paint sucksComment
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i've been torrenting for the last 5 years. mostly use thepiratebay, now that isohunt is nothing but a search engine for US users due to a lawsuit. so far no warning letters. no nothing from the gov.
my guess of how i fly under the radar( like most people who torrent) so well is that i dont download 40GB+ in one sitting and dont have torrents downloading 24/7. also as soon as a torrent finishes downloading i stop it uploading.Comment
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I used to use Limewire to download single songs and torrents for larger albums/videos/moves/etc. But after the last update mine no longer works, are there any other good choices for simple p2p engines?Comment
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I'm glad downloading music etc isn't illegal in Canada. yet.Comment
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