It sounds like you're using an ISP that leaves much to be desired, or that uses DNS servers that for some reason, are not resolving the IP address of the site or tracker. I would suggest changing to Google DNS or manually adding the entries into your system's hosts file to ensure that you always get the right address, and therefore, always connect without any issue.

The best that you can do is pull up the list of the last 250 torrents that you have downloaded. You can do this by clicking [you] in the top left corner of the page, then scrolling down to the bottom and click the "Show Completed Torrents" link. There is of course another possible way to get more than the last 250 torrents. There's a bit of a cheater's trick. Click the "Search" button at the top of the page, then click the "Show Torrents not yet voted", and the last 250 torrents that you have not voted on will appear. The difference here is that the database will maintain the list of ALL the torrents that you have downloaded, but have not yet voted for, which is separate from the rest of the history. The catch here is that once you have voted for all of your torrents, you will no longer be able to use this feature for previous torrents, but rather, only future torrents that you download from this point forward. Hope this helps.

gave the gays everything they want  :cheers:

I think using BiglyBT is part of your problem. It is not reporting a proper port number to the tracker, which raises the question of what else is it not reporting to the tracker correctly? Also, I see two active torrent clients in your profile. Are you sure you shut them BOTH down?

nice one, very brave for users to post their pictures here.for the world to know..to each his own

u didnt knwo that its not allowed to upload the ".torrent" files you get from GayTorrent.ru to any other site o

It has been discussed in the past, however as I recall, nothing ever came of it. As I recall though, our most popular option was to rename "Shemale" to "Transgender" so that it covers all aspects of the category, rather than just a stereotypical label that may or may not necessarily apply to every video in said category.

massive thank you

Thank you, I believe I've updated

Did you manage to fix this problem? Can you describe exactly the steps you took to resolve this problem, in order to help the next member that struggles with this? Thanks, Pawpcorn

facepalm Did you seriously just say that? The settings can be customized… Just sayin'

I haven't noticed anything strange like that recently…

Thanks for the replies. Well, I accessed that torrent page from the Browse section in the blue bar above.

Let's leave it here - it will help future people who might search for this subject. And thanks to you both for clarifying - that definitely makes sense now

Asian cate.  personally  ???

I see, I used PayPal because it's easier, not because more anonymous or something. If I were to use bitcoins, I'd have to purchase this, that, etc etc. It's not the most convenient method here. But anyways, thank you for the reply! I'll skip the donating for now haha. Cheers!

At this day and age, the only way to really be able to remain secure and anonymous online is to use a VPN service. This is about the only thing these days that will guarantee you that added layer of protection.

Yes… It  can be if you so desire... To me though it's a little redundant as Linux itself can manage just the same... The ONLY thing that I've found that Ubuntu simply CANNOT do is MLPPP using more than 2 DSL lines. I used to use my Ubuntu server as the central be all and end all for the network, including running the MLPPP to make the internet work. Once I installed a THIRD line however, I began having a great deal of difficulty with getting it going on all 3 lines at the same time. So... I made the switch over to a Mikrotik router. The Mikrotik router now bonds what is currently THREE lines, but as of next week will be FOUR lines together, then shares them out as a single line across the basement to the central switch that everything connects through. If you're not using MLPPP on more than two DSL lines though, I've found that Linux by itself seems to have everything it needs. It's just a matter of knowing how to set it all up.