Okay so I see that it goes beyond nudes but isn't some of them porn already? https://www.tumblr.com/nothing-but-lust?redirect_to=%2Fnothing-but-lust&source=content_warning_wall I think they are not lenient about it. It's just gonna be up to the user to go beyond the Warning Wall. Do they mean just no serious fucking? Should porn lovers rejoice that Tumblr Porn is back?

@ianfontinell said in Don’t Feed Copyright Trolls: Canadian Court Urged to Protect Internet Users: billpayer lol I find their use of the words "billpayer", "duty" and "enabler" sarcastically funny.

@carabuddy torrents will only count as completed if you select all files and download 100% of the torrent. If you leave anything unselected, after you finish downloading the torrent client will show it as seeding but it will still be occupying a download slot on GT server. All your downloaded/uploaded amounts will still count as usual, there's nothing to worry about. But if you do it too many times eventually you'll run out of download slots. Just to be clear, not a qbittorrent problem, and not even a problem at all, that's just how private trackers work.

I recommend Flud, it's very minimalistic and has a clean interface, very easy to use and has all the features one would expect from a mobile torrent app, it's fully compatible with magnet links.

@bi4smooth @Mrker1234 thanks for the responses guys. i guess im good. talked to a friend of mine as well and he said long as the client is asking and im not accepting the cert im fine

To close the loop on this, switching from "Hybrid" to "V1" solved both problems. The padding files are no longer in the file list and a user who was not able to use a previous torrent file was able to use a new file I created with the modified setting.

@eobox91103 Thanks for that. Hopefully, someone can give an answer about my situation. Fingers crossed.

If you are using "Transmission Web Interface" it is possible that a host server is blocking you ... Regardless of torrent client it will work properly if it is configured correctly ... I tried Transmission 300 and everything works fine ... [image: 1638749339416-screenshot_1.jpg] Try different client and uninstall if you are not satisfied: https://www.softwaretestinghelp.com/best-torrent-clients/ Transmission Guide: https://helpdeskgeek.com/how-to/using-the-transmission-web-interface/ Transmission Guide [Port Forwarding]: https://trac.transmissionbt.com/wiki/PortForwardingGuide If it doesn't resolve your issue ask helpdesk: https://www.gaytor.rent/helpdesk.php [If this answer your question pls! Upvote] ...

@kekkaishi Most likely your ISP is blocking the ports you use to connect. In your torrent client, open up your preferences and change the port you're using. If you have an OLD router, or have otherwise manually opened ports or configured port-forwarding, you will need to change those settings too.

@bennyjetter said in Need help with qBittorrent please: I had to move a lot of files on my hard drives because I was running out of space. I moved all my downloaded files. Now while zBititorrent is running I'm getting error messages from zBittorrent saying "I/O Error, An I'O Error occured <torrent details>" Does anyone know if it's possible to link the toorrent and the files up again sso zBittorrent can find them? Or alternatively how would I go about finding someone who could answer that question for me? CHeers Benny No worries - so long as you moved all the files "together", just right click the TORRENT (not the content) in qBitTorrent and select "Location" -- point the system to the FOLDER that contains the CONTENTS, and click OK. It may be necessary to then again right-click the torrent and this time choose "Force recheck" God luck!

@cash0uttt I would not say they compete with each other. I have yet to have a lag with Qbittorrent, however Utorrent has a LOT of lag, and when Utorrent lags, it makes the entire computer lag because it's gorging itself on all your memory and CPU resources.

@lololulu19 I like how Qbittorent handles resources. Other than having to relearn a torrent program, it does seem very good.

QBittorrent is now up to version 4.3.4.1 Utorrent uses 3 times as much CPU and 5 times as much memory as Qbittorrent. I have been a loyal Utorrent user for 15 years, but it has too many problems - including crashes, freezes, and files that lose their association with their torrent. I have finally given up on Utorrent. I tried every torrent client out there, and Qbittorrent's latest version is close to being perfect. It has a few very minor problems which are nothing compared to the massive problems of Utorrent. It seems like Utorrent's developers have given up trying to fix their problems. People don't even bother to post in the Utorrent forums anymore. Also, there is a genuine 64 bit version of Qbittorrent - which is able to utilize far more memory.

@japons said in is gaytorrents net shut down?: @bi4smooth I thought that might be the case because every few years on a new device it doesn't work unless you use a runaround method. You just have to remember to add the /latest to the end of the URL....

Thanks for that news raphjd, very informative and interesting!