Why are all the trackers sperging about this? qbittorent is ruining everything again
Why are all the trackers sperging about this? qbittorent is ruining everything again
Michael Scott
Charles Harris
>inb4 some nsa glownigger fucked with it and in 5 years you'll get sued for whatever you pirated
Jose Myers
Solution in search of a problem, while being a problem itself.
Bentley Robinson
Never heard of it. Why should I care?
Jaxson Murphy
why is the home key there? where is the alt key?
Lincoln Sullivan
Gabriel Walker
I have that too.
Nicholas Anderson
t. schizo niggers who don't know what they are talking about, usual Any Forums autism.
you don't need to care, it's just dropping sha1 and supporting sha256 and there is hybrid torrents so nobody will notice a change.
Dominic Morris
>let's just take a system used 99.99999% for pirating and connect every client in the entire world together in a searchable database on a per-file basis. What could go wrong?
Aiden Hernandez
>fud fuddity fud
Logan Morgan
It would be perfectly fine if all content was legal. If I wanted a copy of your passwords.txt file, I could get it from every other person who also has your passwords.txt file. Make file sharing convenient.
But perhaps you don't want everyone in the world with the hash to Shoujo Ramune to know you've downloaded it. Well, too bad about that. v2 says it gets shared with everyone!
Michael Morgan
Someone will only be able to download shoujo ramune off of you if you happen to be seeding a torrent with that exact file in it. Qbittorrent isn't suddenly seeding your entire filesystem you nigger
Liam Rogers
you're obviously trolling
Ian Campbell
If you're downloading it you're broadcasting that you have pieces.
Needing to hack a client so it doesn't seed at all because of the insecurity of v2 is the fucking death of torrenting, which completely relies on people seeding for anyone to get any files.
Nolan Garcia
>If you're downloading it you're broadcasting that you have pieces.
Do you think v1 torrents don't do the exact same thing?
Zachary Ramirez
This board never ceases to impress me with its complete understanding of how anything works.
Mason Sanders
dont care still using transmission
Aiden Rodriguez
They don't to the entire world.
Infohash is on the torrent basis, which due to variations in piece size and client implementations is generally unique. (rargb adds a txt file to make theirs unique)
This limits the swarm to the tracker in question, creating a pirate cell structure.
Nathan Morales
>Why are all the trackers sperging about this?
NOOOOOOOOOOO YOU HAVE TO BE A PART OF OUR USERBASE ONLY FOR THESE FILES
Jonathan Williams
so instead of 1 hash you need to announce to like 10 to collect all the owners of a content. really great protection, totally reasonable to split swarms over this.
Christopher Hernandez
They do that in the confines of one particular torrent, not across different torrents which contain the same file with the same hash like what v2 does.