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| 23 hours ago by Ernesto Isn't it funny how many torrent folk have gone to see 2012! Most if not all also say its worth going to the cinema to see the effects too. I have to say that's my thinking too, although I haven't made it there yet I do intend to spend some money and ... Please be advised we will not tolerate off topic posts, spam, trolls or personal attacks. Please help us to help you by NOT responding to such posts. ALL posts which fall into this category will be removed, including those ... TorrentFreak - http://torrentfreak.com/ - References [ More results from TorrentFreak ] |
| 6 hours ago by admin 'Now that the decentralized system for finding peers is so well developed, TPB has decided that there is no need to run a tracker anymore, so it will remain down! It's the end of an era, but the era is no longer up2date. We have put a server in a museum already, ... Those BitTorrent users who don't want to go trackerless just yet can of course still use OpenBitTorrent and PublicBitTorrent, or indeed one of the many other alternative trackers currently available. ... CyberLaw Blog - http://cyberlaw.org.uk/ |
| 22 hours ago by sharky FileShareFreak caught up with w00t, the owner of TorrentLeech, who was kind enough to share with us some of the inner workings of one of BitTorrent's greatest success stories. ... Not everyone can get an invite to SCC and SCT but TL have alot of invite give aways and let users have a chance to be at one of the (imo) best torrent sites out there , w00t we all salute u for everything u have done. TEHDingo… ... FileShareFreak - http://filesharefreak.com/ [ More results from FileShareFreak ] |
| 22 Nov 2009 by microchip8 The Pirate Bay's tracker closure has spurred several discussions about DHT, BitTorrent's fallback technology for when central trackers are unavailable. ... Boy has his hands in virtually everything Novell - I think there's love between these two . He prolly lobbied on Novell's part, on the negative side. Something he accuses others of doing, yet he does it too. Dunno who's "J" . ... openSUSE Forums - http://forums.opensuse.org/ |
| 19 Nov 2009 by Janko Roettgers The Pirate Bay made headlines earlier this week with yet another dramatic announcement, this time that the notorious BitTorrent site's ... ... The way we do it now: get investors, apply for Government Production Tax Credits, Government Equity programs and investment tax credits. There are many layers to a production and the final one you see on your TV is not the only one. 6) Thinking before I post. I do it all the time. While not a self proclaimed futurist and author of ... NewTeeVee - http://newteevee.com/ - References [ More results from NewTeeVee ] |
| 20 Nov 2009 by Mike Masnick Since we're on the topic of technicalities I'm just going to point out the fact that bit torrent isn't exclusively used just for "get(ting) free music or movies." I've used it to get Linux distributions. Also, contributing "ANYTHING" ..... To spice the discussion up, look up "Similarity Enhanced Transfer", a new technique (that bittorrent has yet to implement, afaik) that takes advantage of the fact that repeated patters of data may appear in completely unrelated files. ... Techdirt - http://www.techdirt.com/ - References [ More results from Techdirt ] |
| 18 Nov 2009 by David Murphy Nevertheless, the Promised Land for BitTorrent decentralization isn't quite here yet. In a perfect world, one would be able to use the Cloud as a search engine for more than just these unique file hashes. Not only would that render sites like ... Still, there is a certain sense of martyrdom in The Pirate Bay's decision to kill its tracker. In some strange way, The Pirate Bay has euthanized itself to further the propagation of a decentralized BitTorrent services for all. ... Maximum PC Web Exclusive RSS Feed - http://www.maximumpc.com/articles/web_exclusive - References |
| 17 Nov 2009 by Cristi Streng We have put a server in a museum already, and now the tracking can be put there as well. By moving to a more decentralized system of handling tracking (DHT+PEX) and distributions of torrent files (Magnet Links), BitTorrent will become less vulnerable to downtime ..... Namely, that "magnet links" are yet again some new internet protocol that will require hours (months?) of tweaking to get working properly. They certainly haven't proven themselves as anything useful to ME. ... Links @ Streng.ro - http://link.streng.ro/ |
| 22 Nov 2009 by Richard Bennett It's not there yet, but the folks at BitTorrent, Inc. and a number of academics are working on refinements to the congestion-sensing logic of P2P systems to move them in that direction. As a general rule, P2P is not a very good system for video distribution .... just barely qualifies as full disclosure…unless, of course, we presume that all GigaOm readers are either attentive industry insiders or remarkably well-read amateur geeks. I'd bet a good number of civilians have ... GigaOM - http://gigaom.com/ - References [ More results from GigaOM ] |
| 17 Nov 2009 by Florin They're putting a positive spin on things to all-things-BitTorrent weblog TorrentFreak—talking about trackerless solutions that haven't really seen a ton of adoption just yet from users (though trackerless solutions are supported by most ... Think Comcast's BitTorrent blocking is bad? At an FCC hearing at Harvard yesterday, Comcast secretly paid people to fill up seats and cheer for them. Too bad there's a photo!! Even reporters got blocked out of the event because it was ... CCORTEZ - Tech News - http://www.ccortez.com/ [ More results from CCORTEZ - Tech News ] |
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