Piracy: ꜱᴀɪʟ ᴛʜᴇ ʜɪɢʜ ꜱᴇᴀꜱ vildis • 10mo ago • 90%

FearNoPeer (A private tracker) is open for signups

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I decided to share this here too since sailors don't seem to visit !opensignups@lemmy.ml and the murky waters of the orange sea should be seldom visited anymore.  Links to more info about private trackers here: - https://opentrackers.org/ - https://hdvinnie.github.io/Private-Trackers-Spreadsheet/ - https://inviteroute.github.io/sheet/ - https://ripped.guide/Scene/PTs/ - https://ripped.guide/Scene/Scene-Glossary/ ::: spoiler for the brave if you dare a journey that might lead you to the Davy Jones’ locker, the once locked down waters of r/OpenSignups and a newcomer r/trackersignups are places for the brave to check out ::: Taken from the orange seas wiki which we don't seem to have here? >► What is a private tracker? > >Private trackers are loosely defined as private torrent sites where a membership is required in order to download their torrents. An accurate description would separate private trackers into 2 parts: the tracker itself and the website that accompanies it. A torrent tracker is a server that tracks peers in a torrent swarm and assigns/connects peers to each other based on its own internal criteria. The tracker then reports to the website which, on top of providing a download link to the torrent file, will display all relevant info for that torrent, including peer/seed counts and optionally a peer list if the website operator chooses to include it. > >Unlike public trackers, these are not a free-for-all buffet. You need to contribute back (by uploading) a certain amount proportional to the amount you have "taken" from the tracker. This arrangement can vary a lot from tracker to tracker. Private trackers track this balance of contribution by a "ratio", which is simply a ratio of uploaded data, divided by your downloaded data. If you downloaded a total of 2GB and uploaded a total of 4GB, that would make your ratio a 2.0. Trackers will sometimes have different methods of maintaining an acceptable ratio, either by offering bonuses the longer you keep your torrents seeding, to providing "half-leech" or "freeleech" content. Freelech content is the most commonly used method, which means the torrent that is marked as freeleech is free to download, meaning it does not count against your Download stats, giving you an opportunity to gain upload from it without sacrificing any "download buffer". Some torrent trackers are "ratioless", meaning they don't require you to maintain any sort of ratio in order to keep using the site, they just require a minimum seed-time on all downloaded torrents (which is usually also a requirement on ratio pure trackers, but typically the seed-time isn't as lengthy as on ratioless trackers).

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Movies Category: 18237 TV Category: 12728 Music Category: 621 Anime Category: 317 Games Category: 81 Apps Category: 29 Sport Category: 19 Assorted Category: 79 HD: 31926 SD: 179 Total Torrents: 32105 Total Torrents Size: 254.68 TiB All Users: 10476 Active Users: 10451 Disabled Users: 0 Pruned Users: 24 Banned Users: 1 Seeders: 84347 Leechers: 1587 Total: 85934 Real Total Upload: 1.73 PiB Real Total Download: 1.65 PiB Real Total Traffic: 3.39 PiB Credited Total Upload: 2.08 PiB Credited Total Download: 20.79 TiB Credited Total Traffic: 2.1 PiB

Piracy: ꜱᴀɪʟ ᴛʜᴇ ʜɪɢʜ ꜱᴇᴀꜱ vildis • 11mo ago • 94%

Nordic piracy stats

tldr; Piracy in Finland on a sharp rise, still the lowest of the Nordics even though 40% of shows pirated are Finnish. Sweden has double the amount of pirates compared to others.

Piracy: ꜱᴀɪʟ ᴛʜᴇ ʜɪɢʜ ꜱᴇᴀꜱ vildis • 12mo ago • 79%

What type of piracy do you use the most?

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Personally I use public trackers the most and only recently private trackers for stuff in my native language. I did setup [i2p](https://geti2p.net) a few days ago and currently have only downloaded around ~1GB. Most of my bandwith (143 GB in / 135.5 GB out) has come from just having it in the background 24/7. The advantages of usenet don't really apply to me (longer retention, faster speeds, no vpn) Streaming i find useful for checking if something is worth downloading

Piracy: ꜱᴀɪʟ ᴛʜᴇ ʜɪɢʜ ꜱᴇᴀꜱ vildis • 1y ago • 98%

How do you find media to watch?

I've seen many people have insane setups to download things automatically and NAS' with tens of terabytes of capacity, which i don't understand at all. I have a 1 tb drive from 2013 of which I'm using ~850GB and most of the space is used by series i have already watched and haven't bothered to delete. What are you storing to need so much space and how are you finding so much good content that you actually want to save?