>just put it on /t/ bro!
>nope, the thread dies
>just put in on public torrent sites, bro!
>they don't let random people upload
>just sign up to private torrent sites, bro!
>isn't that autism and how is that publishing a torrent for everybody?
>just post a magnet here bro!
>thread dies, not searchable, gayyyyy
How do people even publish torrents that stay up forever and are searchable in 2024?
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>he just now realized torrents are dead and it isn't 2009 anymore
based grandpa
>torrents are dead
tell everyone in this thread that
you always have braindead zoomers saying shit like that before switching tabs back to their buffered shittiest tier bitrate streaming services before realizing that one of their shows that they "own" has been taken away from them
>I have never explored streaming beyond surface level normoid garbage
>I live under the assumption that that's all that exists
why are boomers like this
>piss5 user
some public sites do let random people upload stuff
>some public sites do let random people upload stuff
no they don't
rutracker.org
What do you even need torrents? Is it that hard to use mega or some other service?
>Mega
Yes, absolute dogshit site.
How do I find movies on Mega?
DHT
>DHT
same issue
not paying to remove the 5gb limit
>same issue
in what way?
you can publish to the DHT without any kind of accounts or verification
your torrent will be advertised on it as long as you or anyone else is seeding it
there are DHT search engines for searching/finding it
>you can publish to the DHT without any kind of accounts or verification
>your torrent will be advertised on it as long as you or anyone else is seeding it
Sounds great, what the hell is a DHT
it's a feature all torrent clients have and you're already using it
it stands for distributed hash table, it's a way to find peers without a tracker, but also by extension it's a way to find torrents without a tracker as well
i've been on IQfy since the mid-'00s and i've never heard of debrid
it's an advertisement.
yea i looked it up, just another pay to pirate, if i was going to pay for any kind of pirating it would be usenet, not fricking torrents/ddl sites
i'm currently content just using torrents though
>Paying for Usenet
Shiggydiggy
>Sounds great, what the hell is a DHT
2024 and this is being asked
Fricking pathetic
>what the hell is a DHT
I want to nuke this board sometimes
A sort of protocol that automatically advertises your torrent to other people that have DHT enabled to feed them chunks of the file or ask them for chunks of the file, it's a trackerless torrent solution.
>you can publish to the DHT without any kind of accounts or verification
that's not publishing. that's just being a node on the DHT. publishing means having the torrent file be searchable and accessible on the clearweb.
>your torrent will be advertised on it as long as you or anyone else is seeding it
not good enough. it needs to be listed online forever.
>publishing means having the torrent file be searchable and accessible on the clearweb.
yes, and there are DHT search engines on the clear web, i use btdig fairly often when i'm looking for something less popular
>there are DHT search engines on the clear web
not good enough. the torrent needs to be downloadable online via multiple sites that index torrents regardless of whether anybody is seeding them.
What the frick are you trying to share? Assuming thrre is demand, people will find it on public dht. Otherwise host it on your own domain and seo it so search results return it first. Jesus Christ.
DHT search engines are indexers, they will show a torrent even if it's not being seeded.
technically they will shows a torrent as long as someone is advertising it on the DHT, that is, as long as it's in their torrent client and not stopped/paused, they don't have to have the data (so therefore not seeding). i'm not sure if they have to have the torrent metadata either, though without that there's no way for a DHT search engine to provide more than the magnet link, so i doubt any such search engine would bother displaying it if it can't get the metadata (for things like the name, size, files, etc)
>the torrent needs to be downloadable online via multiple sites that index torrents
why?
>regardless of whether anybody is seeding them.
this doesn't make sense, if there's no peers, then there's nothing to download
>why?
because....
>this doesn't make sense, if there's no peers, then there's nothing to download
the file may still exist on people's drives so all they need is the metadata to re-seed it. without any metadata, they have to create another torrent from scratch and that makes things harder.
>the file may still exist on people's drives so all they need is the metadata to re-seed it. without any metadata, they have to create another torrent from scratch and that makes things harder.
V2 torrents fix this issue
But nobody fricking uses them, I hate ludditeBlack folk so much bros
>inb4 i'm schizo
I2P torrents (I2PSnark)
http://tracker2.postman.i2p
You can host your I2P website from your bedroom and shill it everywhere.
I wish IPFS became a thing.
>inb4 muh private trackers
Meme. Never had a problem finding open torrents. Seeded many terabytes. Never used a private tracker.
Actually it doesn't. It's still a separate swarm AFAIK.
DHT indexers like BTDigg are functionally the same thing.
DHT isn't "protocol level search", in ed2k or whatever you call that - the text search works thru the central servers. AND those servers are proprietary btw. Go ahead and try turning off the ed2k network and leave only Kademlia (DHT) on and do a text search.
Use Gnutella or Gnutella2 if you want that real wild west P2P that can't be moderated. (yes, Gnutellas also have DHT but that isn't related to the text search)
Last time I tried using gnutella it seemed pretty dead compared to the good old limewire and bearshare days.
Yeah Gnutella is totally dead, there's like total of 20 ultrapeers now. But Gnutella2 isn't dead, there's loads of peers but they are all Shareaza peers as there's no other ultrapeer-capable client program out there.
KAD in eMule indexes both file hashes and keyword text hashes (including file media tags)
Yeah I get SOME results but it's really just a couple of peers.
It worked pretty well when there were millions of peers in the network
>I wish IPFS became a thing.
anon if you ever used it you'd know why it didn't. Bittorrent just works in a way IPFS doesn't.
this
I often make torrents with the hash I know I need and then just turn the DHT on, often times it just starts downloading it
Yeah then btdig goes offline. When what?
https://github.com/bitmagnet-io/bitmagnet
Smartass
Is there a list of sites like there used to be for Nitter?
>list of sites
That would make the "self" part of "self-hosting" look pretty ironic.
No more than Nitter nodes
>https://github.com/bitmagnet-io/bitmagnet
they don't allow public instances
Lame
Then buy a domain and host it, you dum dum.
>Then buy a domain and host it, you dum dum.
>Personal website
That just opens you to scrutiny.
>that's not publishing. that's just being a node on the DHT
Yes it is. Otherwise you'd have to accept that a website is just being a node on the internet.
>searchable and accessible on the clearweb.
There are services for DHT for this.
>it needs to be listed online forever.
There is no such thing and literally never has been because everything eventually goes offline. If you only need practically forever then how about you just host a site yourself, it's pretty trivial until you start getting targeted by the legal system.
>browse g
>doesn't know what debrid is
go back to your home board moron
Personal website
Just use the website anon
>Just use the website anon
They delete stuff.
You obviously don't want help. Many options. Do one of them and then worry if it goes offline. Jesus
>not squatting unused comment sections of old blogs/sites and even probably using sql injection to write web pages or access cpe to import pages
the problem with archive.org back when imageboard conspiracy theorists used it for archiving certain oopsie leaks, they just agreed on having the said content deleted or they even deleted archives of a certain website without any formal reason. even archive today also did the same, so a lot of anons started self-archiving.
An erotic game torrent I uploaded to sukebei is still there since 2007
I am still seeding it
just use the search function in your client
>just use the search function in your client
that doesn't publish torrents for me, anon. learn to read.
>What you want is a global DHT.
Won't fix because that is not publishing but just being a node. Torrents should be published on a site reachable by clearweb.
>Piratebay has everything you could ever need
But it doesn't
>You obviously don't want help. Many options
Your option was a site that literally says they do not allow copyrighted content you stupid frick. Why would a site that deletes content when reported be good for torrenting?
>Torrents should be published on a site reachable by clearweb.
It sounds like you are set on what exactly you want: a website reachable by clearweb that publishes your torrent.
Then what's left to discuss?
If you want to search for websites, use a webiste search engine. Might I suggest Google.
>It sounds like you are set on what exactly you want: a website reachable by clearweb that publishes your torrent.
>
>Then what's left to discuss?
There is no site that allows people to publish torrents for the life of the site.
>There is no site that allows people to publish torrents for the life of the site.
Then make one
Post magnent here. Some chan archive will grab it and host it indefinitely.
And so will I! Post here, and I'll publish on clearweb for you when I get off my teams call.
This situation you've found yourself in was caused by trackers. Private trackers, specifically are economically incentivized to isolate the DHT into unreachable pockets.
What you want is a global DHT.
Try IPFS or Veilid
Piratebay has everything you could ever need, I don't know why you guys are talking about DHT or other things when Piratebay just works.
FBI takedowns and shit even in the best case
publication for small time users is gatekept by DNS.
DNS, registars, certificates, getting banned are issues with centralization that are unsurmountable for the average person.
So what you want is a global DHT whose contents survive for as long as at least two people are interested in it, and doesn't require a shitton of IT experience and time management.
The only tool that exists that's capable of this is Veilid, because it defines a P2P application framework that implements a TURN/STUN-adjacent relay system through the DHT.
But Veilid isn't even out of alpha yet.
>The only tool that exists that's capable of this is Veilid
https://veilid.com/
Looks like vaporware that won't even exist in 5 years.
I've been lurking in their discord for a while and the core technology does work, but it's missing big features like large file transfer
Some guy implemented his own torrent peer over the Veilid protocol, so it's not as if it being in alpha should stop you from doing what you want
>I've been lurking in their discord
troon vaporware
well you can go ahead and suffer in silence or loudly moan about the state of the world, but don't pretend you did anything about it
>sign up to private torrent sites, bro!
Looks like this is OP's only option.
Private sites are fricking nice.
Why not just use BiglyBT's content discovery? If a torrent exists you can probably find it pretty easily there.
>Why not just use BiglyBT's content discovery? If a torrent exists you can probably find it pretty easily there.
He wants to publish torrents, not find them you stupid fricking dumb monkey.
But there is no good way to publish torents and publishing torrents is illeagle anyways
BiglyBT supports distributed chat, which supports channel where you can publish torrents like an rss feed.
BiglyBT's implementation of DHT has literally orders of magnitude less users than mainline making content discovery fragmented and reliant on shared interests - for example if you only have a dozen anime torrents already active you are mostly connected to peers with a dozen other anime torrents each each etc etc, so your chances to discover anime are high, but chances are none of your "close enough to be discoverable" peers would have a good library of music or movies or games or whatever.
Even with mainline DHT you need to run local standalone indexer tools for days or even weeks to collect a comprehensive database of all kinds of torrents at once.
That sounds like a terrible implementation, why did Bigly decide to go that route?
The implementation is fine, but only used by biglybt (formerly vuze (formerly azureus)) and nobody else, while mainline is built in every torrent client out there, including biglybt too. if biglybt azdht had 100 times more users it would be as reliable as mainline dht.
https://www.reddit.com/r/OpenSignups/
https://www.reddit.com/r/OpenSignups/
https://www.reddit.com/r/OpenSignups/
https://www.reddit.com/r/OpenSignups/
https://www.reddit.com/r/OpenSignups/
Pick an open private tracker, publish it there.
90% of private trackers that do open sign ups suck
>90% of private trackers that do open sign ups suck
Then try to get into the better ones, duh.
archive.org is what you are looking for.
>archive.org is what you are looking for.
they delete content, so no.
i can't
I might have to go private if this thread proves to not have any real solutions.
I offered to host for you. Post magnet
>/t/
which one did you come from?
What are you tryna publish anyway?
none of your business. i just want a site to publish on.
Publish it here you fricking moron. This is a site. Publish it or have a nice day so you can save us all the trouble. Fricking homosexual.
>Publish it here you fricking moron. This is a site.
No. This is not a torrent site.
>I WANT TO MAKE PUBLIC TORRENT
>what is it about?
>NONE OF YOUR BUSINESS
wat
>>none of your business. i just want a site to publish on.
then its none of your business to be helped here
>OPjeet gets btfo after not knowing what DHT is
>continues to post and seethe like he still has a problem
many such cases, sad
I know what DHT is but it doesn't solve the problem. DHT is not the same as publishing the torrent on a clearnet site.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/No_true_Scotsman
someone inputting a text string into a web page and getting the torrent result
is the exact same thing as
someone inputting a text string into a web page and getting the torrent result
there is no difference, running your own automatic dht crawler is free and easy, and for the lazy goy like you, you already have many free ones online that have been working for more than a decade
not my problem
Pastebin? Or just drop it on an sftp server. Better yet, put your files on an SFTP server so that people can't see each others IP addresses, including the ambulance chasing law firms.
Just use SFTP and stop selling out your friends to the lawyers.
Create the solution to your problem.
>THERE IS NO WAY TO PERMANENTLY PUBLISH TORRENTS ANYMORE
Anymore? there has never been a way to permanently publish torrents, silly OP is looking for a solution that does not exist, nothing can last forever
nice butt
Use Nostr: https://dtan.strisemarx.com/
No sane person on the internet shares torrents publicly anymore. Unless your name is Ivanov Vadnikovsky and you live in Russia, every isp is watching and there are webcrawlers making lists for DMCA takedowns. Selfhost a chat server and share things from there, but only with people you trust.
confirmed
op is a homosexual
the "clearweb" isnt going to last forever, nothing published will.
hes just a combative autistic in need of attention
Back in my day we had protocol-level search support, with eMule/ed2k.
No .torrent bullshit, just tick the folders you want to share.
Sad to see how much we regressed, even though emule is now abandonware.
>No .torrent bullshit, just tick the folders you want to share.
That makes people nervous which is why you don't see much of that anymore. Almost nobody wants to share an entire folder of stuff.
A decent client should prevent you from accidentally sharing C:, %UserProfile%, %AppData%, etc.
>A decent client should prevent you from accidentally sharing C:, %UserProfile%, %AppData%, etc.
still not enough to put people at ease
torrents make it impossible to frick up
Why not have a universal torrent file that lists other torrent files?
hmm, i got an idea, we can do something like that and store things in an efficient way, like in a hash table, and make it distributed, we can call it... oh I know! The DHT!
>creating my torrent and seeing it on DHT crawlers everywhere online forever is NOT publishing because... IT JUST ISNT OK!!!
>creating my torrent and seeing it on DHT crawlers everywhere online forever
that's not how DHT crawlers work
putting something on a torrent site lasts longer
>putting something on a torrent site lasts longer
no, it lasts as long as the company has money to host the content and renew a domain every single year
versus something lasting for as long as you are seeding it yourself in the background + if your content is actually even remotely valuable you will have dozens of other seeding it forever all over the world
have a nice day worthless Black person luddite kid
>versus something lasting for as long as you are seeding it yourself in the background
until your hard drive dies + not many people search the DHT compared to torrent sites.
>until your hard drive dies
>"HDD's dont die on company hosted servers!!!"
>"What is a backup!!!?"
Damn, this thread became the non-white kid getting rekt thread while trying to permanently throw random non-sequitours really fast. You can really tell when someone is underage. Grim.
>>How do people even publish torrents that stay up forever and are searchable in 2024?
Nyaa
private trackers
that's all
anyone else in this game is doing it automated or is a "muh trusted uplooder"
zoomers don't use torrents
stop trying to help them
>Nyaa
>private trackers
>that's all
Good thing I joined private trackers instead of having to deal with public shit.
>having to deal with public shit.
Deal with what? There's nothing to deal with it just works unlike the private wiener sucking clubs. You had to bend down on your knees and blow the mods to get into those secret clubs. You're a filthy little cum bawd.
I didn't need to do anything except get invited by my friends. You have friends, don't you anon?
Use Bitcoin OP_RETURN
what a clown world is modern day file sharing
>a thousand fragmented and feudal private trackers
or
>shitty ad infested file lockers with 100KB/s speed limits
what went wrong?
>go to any of the popular public sites, paste name
>click magnet
just works
something obscure?
>archive.org or search DHT
>click magnet
just works
as usual, skill issue
i was under the impression that all the rare, valuable stuff is on private trackers?
although i never tried them, i always use btdig
>i was under the impression that all the rare, valuable stuff is on private trackers?
almost every movie I couldn't find on public torrents showed up on private trackers.
they also tend to come out on private trackers first.
do i understand correctly, that each private tracker has its own separate and mutually incompatible torrent for the same movie/release?
if so, do you just join a tracker and hope its has enough seeders for all the stuff you might be interested in?
>private tracker has its own separate and mutually incompatible torrent for the same movie/release
yes, because the .torrent you get from them is specialized for each person since it contains a special pass key your torrent client will use when sending info to their private tracker telling it that its you
although the data shared is the same
>do i understand correctly, that each private tracker has its own separate and mutually incompatible torrent for the same movie/release?
>if so, do you just join a tracker and hope its has enough seeders for all the stuff you might be interested in?
yes. there's a bunch of new and old movies that IQfy wants on private trackers and they can't get them because they don't have an account.
thats cope by morons larping about their sekrit club, very rarely do you have anything special there that you can find anywhere else online, everything can be found on DHT/forums/archive.org
private tracker sites can and do go down, you have to worry about not getting banned if you are inactive and so on versus just creating a torrent, having dht enabled which it is by default and being able to share that link wherever you want and knowing that as long as you're seeding it everyone forever will be able to access that data
>until your hard drive dies
i forgot shit hosted on other pcs that arent yours are running on magic and dont have storage devices that can die, damn, if only we consumer plebs also had some kind of a redundancy technology to prevent this...
yeah... you seem to truly be a terminally moronic Black person, how do you even dress yourself in the morning much less found this website? holy shit.,
>i forgot shit hosted on other pcs that arent yours are running on magic and dont have storage devices that can die, damn, if only we consumer plebs also had some kind of a redundancy technology to prevent this...
You mean like a real torrent site to keep the torrent file and magnet up even if nobody is seeding on the DHT?
>You mean like a real torrent site to keep the torrent file and magnet up even if nobody is seeding on the DHT?
you do realize that in your example where the hdd dies you wont get the data regardless of having the magnet and metadata?
just stop responding, you are unironically the most embarrassing moron gorilla Black person on IQfy ive ever seen
>you do realize that in your example where the hdd dies you wont get the data regardless of having the magnet and metadata?
even if the hdd dies, the metadata is still up on a torrent and somebody else can revive the torrent with the data on their drive
you're a moron.
99% of the trackers dont actually save the metadata, you absolute mongoloid Black person moron
and if someone already has the data they can just publish it again, nothing got lost in the first place, gorilla Black person
>99% of the trackers dont actually save the metadata, you absolute mongoloid Black person moron
yes they do, the torrent file and magnet are both up on the sites I use. it's good to have both. stop being moronic. you know a torrent site is always better than DHT crawling with no community, no info, nothing.
>deflects every single point brought up
>doesnt name the sites
>absolutely braindead Black person
concession accepted, have a nice day asap Black person.
>name the sites
torrentgalaxy, 1337, yts all have torrent files and other metadata.
private sites have even more data and are much better to search.
you're just dumb.
>99% of the trackers dont actually save the metadata, you absolute mongoloid Black person moron
public and private sites do save the metadata if they are worth a damn. all my private sites do and even public ones do.
>private tracker sites can and do go down, you have to worry about not getting banned if you are inactive
been on the same ones for 15 years plus why would i ever not use my accounts? it's so fricking useful.
>very rarely do you have anything special there that you can find anywhere else online, everything can be found on DHT/forums/archive.org
Sorry but this just isn't true. If you have non-mainstream tastes you need private trackers to find movies you want because the people who buy content to upload and actually seed are doing it on private trackers, not The Pirate Bay.
so attentionprostitutes larping like they are a part of le sekrit club instead of just publishing the data for anyone who is interested in it
>so attentionprostitutes larping like they are a part of le sekrit club instead of just publishing the data for anyone who is interested in it
they do publish it...privately.
i just downloaded a movie that isn't public.
many such cases.
https://lbry.com
what does this do that bittorent cant?
IT IS A SEARCHABLE, PERMANENT AND PUBLIC LIBRARY OF TORRENTS
THAT'S THE POINT YOU moronic PIECE OF SHIT
IT'S WHAT OP ASKED FOR
are you sure you linked the right website?
>Culture is all about piracy and sharing stuff
>Still ends up with control freaks who sperg out if you reshare a private torrent onto a public tracker
>control freaks who sperg out if you reshare a private torrent onto a public tracker
it's really funny when you guys beg for movies that are only on private trackers.
Nobody is going to sperg out if it ends up on public trackers. Us users of private trackers don't think of public trackers much at all. Most of the content on public is fed to you from private trackers anyway. There's simply a lack of demand for everything except the most popular content and you morons don't seed so your torrents die. We don't have this issue nearly as much on private trackers because there is incentive for users to seed.
yes moron, the .torrent file. not the actual files. nobody cares if you create your own torrent file and upload the movie.
>torrents
>permanently
Doh, Torrents die super quick compared to the old times, noticed this immediately when Bittorrents came.
Sad the traditional P2P kind of died when Bittorrent took over, now we simply don't have that selection of random crap out there.
>inb4 "but you can seed a torrent indefinitely"
You CAN sure but that doesn't really happen on the large scale.
>user downloads a torrent
>bittorrent release has a singular file that no other torrent has
>user seeds it
>other users possibly download the torrent
>at some point the user either removes the torrent from the list or the torrent client gets nuked or whatever
>other users don't seed
>no more file anywhere in existence
VS
>there's a file in a P2P network
>nobody needs to specifically pay attention to that particular file as the file spreads around automatically as people *share files*
Very different. And kind of sucks when you want a specific set of files like a music release.
OP has been presented with several solutions, he ignored every single one of them not to mention the moron didn't even know what DHT was until someonetold him.
This thread, the content OP supposedly wants to share as well as his own life are all worthless.
Who cares about OP. I'm making use of the solutions myself. OP being moronic and brown only helped me as it kept the thread alive.
>OP has been presented with several solutions, he ignored every single one of them not to mention the moron didn't even know what DHT was until someonetold him.
that was somebody else and none of the solutions work except having to use private trackers.
Can't you just post a magnet forever on a cheap chain like bigcoin scaling version or solama?
Literally infinite magnets
Magneto maximo
Fricking magnets. How do they work?
Magnets anon
ITT: copium.
Torrents just have a bad user experience, and distributing, publishing them, and keeping them alive is more painful than it should be.
eDonkey is basically dead.
IPFS is a bunch of vaporwave NFT bullshitters whose best success story for their inefficient protocol story is a hacky set of bundles of libgen pdfs.
File lockers are very vulnerable to DMCAs, slow, and to sudden death.
If you can't keep your torrents seeded it's your fault not the fault of the torrent protocol itself. We have been able to handle this issue just fine on private trackers.
Most torrent clients freak out if you move your files around, and the alternative (not moving them) just leaves you with an unorganized mess.
So yeah I stopped seeding files after switching from emule to torrents a decade and a half ago. This is the behavior that torrent clients unfortunately incentivize.
I use deluge and I can move files within the torrent client itself. It's a useful feature.
Bad user experience? Downloading one is point and click. Thought torrents were the normiest form of pirated download.
They are and that guy is a shill.
>they don't let random people upload
Then don't be a "random" person.
>Nooo you can't simply have a rare piece of media and make it available to others
>You have to be a reputation-obsessed professional pirate who cranks out releases on a regular basis!
Your line of thinking is how we end up with an unmoderated shitheap like thepiratebay. Public torrent users never learn.
The whole internet is censored, crippled, nerfed beyond belief. But the cattle (98% of golems on this board) will have you believe otherwise, that it's great because they still enjoy their israeli garbage.
I hate goyims so much it's unreal.
there is nothing worth torrenting though
>It's another OP is a homosexual and doesn't say what he means thread
Just say you want to do piracy you fricking moron.
He wants centralisation.
>just post a magnet here bro!
>thread dies, not searchable, gayyyyy
Fricking fool, just upload it to the DHT and share somewhere, it will be automatically found by DHTs crawlers like btdigg
It's because you're using google chrome for you torrent search. Use duckduckgo and you will find the torrent links that get shadowbanned by chrome.
>It's because you're using google chrome for you torrent search. Use duckduckgo
this is not about searching you dumbass. it's about publishing new torrents.
Why hasn't anyone made a "master tracker" that gathers as many torrents as possible from other trackers and the DHT, and just keeps the hashes (basically the most basic magnets) and the peer IPs? No torrent names or data, so it can be an indiscriminate library of all torrents ever.
This way if you have a torrent or magnet that you can't find seeders for, you can add this and make sure that if someone's seeding it somewhere, you can find it with this tracker.
>yes just download all teh trustworthy warez from this site and let ruskies frick your ass like picrel
lol...
Pedos gets the rope
There never was a way to publish anything permanently. This entire thread, op, and the people replying to it, fail this basic reading test. The entire dilemma is false. The problem is everyone that is incapable of actually helping OP and pretending to help OP. That's why this thread is still up.
Just upload to the pirate bay, they're open again for new users. Otherwise, private tracker/Usenet
>just sign up to private torrent sites, bro!
>isn't that autism and how is that publishing a torrent for everybody?
Yeah, that's how it works, we all do that. Even for friends, I just make the torrent because it's easier than mega or other crap.
>piratebay
dogshit
>1337
workaround for weird shit
>repack boys
want to create good reputation so you go to their website until they put in malware
>check for torrents
most of them old and malware risk higher than back in the 90s with limewire, ares and emule
yeah I'm thinking it's over
For movies the RARBG archives are still the best option, but I don't know how long that stuff is going to continue to be seeded for.
>everything else
full of pedo shit exclusive for feds only
it's over.
> github.com/ipfs/ipfs-desktop
lrn 2 ipfs, 'seed' ur pin'd CIDs (hosted files), share ur hashz with other ipfs client (peers), have them pin them ofc. there u have hosted content. in b4 u turn off ur client and nobody else has the data pin'd lol.
Ever since RARBG died getting new releases of content is a fricking shit show. Used to be this; go to rarbg, type in movie name. Filter results very easy to get highest quality. Now; 1337x. Type movie name; get "file not found" or some other error or get listings of shit I didn't even want. Or if I do get the result I'm after I have to wade through shit till I finally get a version I want. Its fricking sad.
https://btdig.com/
you have to be gatekept because you are a fed. sorry, not sorry.
>nope, the thread dies
It's archived and searchable. Why do you need more?
Ipfs or i2p postman tracker. Clearweb is dead.
From now on if I want to upload something to bunch of strangers on the internet, I'm just going to drop an I2P torrent and assume there is no skill issue for recipients.
- IP level privacy for everyone.
- If I upload to something like Catbox, there is less privacy and it's kinda slow too. Understandable since their server get hammered I'm sure. Of course HTTP download is also unreliable jank that *will* die outside of your control, frick it.
- If I host the files on a web server myself like OnionShare, that thing gets totally hammered after like 5 people start to pull.
- Reliability: You set and forget a torrent and it *will* eventually download even if you reboot and shit and no matter how slow it is.
I2P Torrent is more private, more reliable, more durable.
That's what LBRY does I've read.
Funny I actually used it all the way in fricking 2016 when it was new, with great effect. Streamed the Bane meme movie with bunch of people, it worked great then. Then I stopped using it for years. I did read the technical criticisms since. Yeah shit doesn't load. So much bandwidth and CPU use just to keep up with DHT. It's a shame.
put it in the blockchain
I uploaded a collection of books I had trouble finding to TPB couple months back and the torrent spread out to a bunch of places and is well seeded, I dont see the problem
>public torrent sites don't let random people upload
Yes they do. Why are you coming up with shit?
Just use Bitcoin to pay a russian to host a website for you. Put your .torrent files on that website.
just use bitmagnet to scrape torrents directly from the DHT.
i got around 2 million torrents after a couple of weeks, search interface is ass but its okay
>just use bitmagnet to scrape torrents directly from the DHT.
he's not asking where to search torrents, moron.
the thing is that all torrents created today, that is not marked as private, use DHT.
I am not telling you, Mr CIA.