About the torrent client (uTorrent), I would advise you to use another one, because uTorrent has been known for malicious ads and Bitcoin miners (that use your RAM without your consent). Better alternatives are qBittorrent, Deluge or Tixati.

Cough Season 8 Episode 1 Cough

https://notepad.pw/share/28afp9tls

magnet links for the 1080p or 720p

If you need a torrent program i recommend Tixati

Click add, then click magnet and paste in one of those magnet links, depending on what quality you want.

Make sure you copy and paste just the "magnet?trackerdata" without the quotations.

Once you click add, it will add your torrent and start downloading.

Cough Season 8 Episode 1 Cough

https://notepad.pw/share/28afp9tls

magnet links for the 1080p or 720p

If you need a torrent program i recommend Tixati

Click add, then click magnet and paste in one of those magnet links, depending on what quality you want. Once you click add, it will add your torrent and start downloading.

Cough Season 8 Episode 1 Cough

https://notepad.pw/share/28afp9tls

magnet links for the 1080p or 720p

If you need a torrent program i recommend Tixati

Click add, then click magnet and paste in one of those magnet links, depending on what quality you want.

Make sure you copy and paste just the "magnet?trackerdata" without the quotations.

Once you click add, it will add your torrent and start downloading.

Hi!

If you use the TOR browser you have a level of privacy as you search the we for torrents.

If you use blocklists in your torrent client you greatly reduce your visibility to known anti piracy legal trolls. This also makes your torrenting more efficient. I use this site for blocklists and the Tixati torrent client.

Finally, if you use a VPN you are switching away from trusting your ISP, and trusting a person of your choosing who is likely not in your same legal jurisdiction.

Those are three good steps for torrenting.

Tixati is extremely stats-enriched (especially in terms of logs) and the best thing is NO bloat or adware!

You mention all-time download and upload, Tixati has these stats available too. Tixati also has those graphs like uTorrent or BitTorrent for download and upload speed over time, however, I'm not sure how long they are retained for.

There are some other interesting graphed stats if you're interested in the details of the P2P protocol like originated and processed transactions for pings, getting peers, finding nodes, and announcing.

https://www.tixati.com/

Deluge is perfectly fine, I just like Tixati because of its interface and IP control honestly. Tixati can ignore specific IPs from a list per torrent from connecting, or set speed caps per IP. Mainly to cut off heavy bandwidth drawing IPs, at least until you've downloaded the file and are ready to seed it, if you so wish.

See: http://i.imgur.com/qPy7stj.jpg

Notice the red IPs in the peer list, those are leechers or seeders that I have "ignored" by right clicking on the IP and selecting as such, shown in the visible right click drop down menu sitting over the peer list. I often do this to all IPs except one seeder that can hit my max download speed, making it a direct download really. I leave it like this until completion, for the quickest possible way to download a torrent. Not many clients give that much control over IPs, at least that easily.

It also is completely customisable in terms of layout and coloring, or can just take whatever your windows theme is set up as, as it has done in my above linked pic.

Here is their page if interested: https://www.tixati.com/

I am expecting to get down voted but here goes: i have recently switched to Tixati from Deluge due to some error

But if you choose to use Tixati you should be aware that some private trackers dosent like it due to peer and client spoofing which could be done on any client with enough work put into it

Download and install Tixati:

https://www.tixati.com/download/

Go to this link and search whatever you're looking for. Click what you like then click that magnet icon like an upside U. It will automatically open the Tixati app you just installed. Start downloading after. Repeat and repeat for unlimited videos & games you like.

https://katcr.to/

Download Tixati. https://www.tixati.com/download/

Check this out. https://boards.fireden.net/vg/thread/215367335/#215367651

Copy the magnet link and paste it into your URL bar. Then, simply select Tixati to manage it, what you want to download (ElDewrito 0.6.zip), and where to download.

I'd suggest going for the Full-Game link.

Main post also has some little tips, such as the Mod Manager.

I wouldn't immediately jump to compromise if that's the only symptom, it might just be a corrupted string in the registry. But just to be safe I would uninstall that version and download a fresh version from https://www.tixati.com/download/

You can try with Tixati.

The key highlight of Tixati is that it provides detailed information on bandwidth usage and important stats using a chart along with all the essential features for a torrent client. Also, it offers a portable edition that can work out for you since you're looking for a "quick" installer.

However, you won’t find a repository for this. So, you will have to head to its download page to get the .deb or .rpm file to get it installed.

Hope this helps.

You can save those magnet links and run them in qBittorrent. More than qBittorrent I recommend tixati https://www.tixati.com/. It has a huge number of options and is faster than others.

Neat, I knew almost all of these tools and use 60% of them regularly. They say the true measure of a man's intelligence is by how much he agrees with you... and this guy is wicked smart in my book.

I prefer Tixati to qTorrent personally though.

Download tixati https://www.tixati.com/download/

then just open each torrent file and it will download for you.

Torrents are legal if the software isn't stolen.

It's very useful for sending large files to other people directly. It has other uses as well.

So firewall and port 8443 was one of my original thoughts. Is there a way to tell if it's blocked on linux, or the router? I searched online and found this advice online:

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https://www.tixati.com/optimize/open-ports-linux.html

>If you want to open an incoming TCP port, type the following:
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>iptables -I INPUT -p tcp --dport 12345 --syn -j ACCEPT
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>If you want to open a UDP port (perhaps for DHT in Tixati), type the following:
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>iptables -I INPUT -p udp --dport 12345 -j ACCEPT

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I ran this, with port 8443, is this correct? Is there an easy way to check?

Sorry, pretty noob with linux

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>As for your initial question, it will take time for your node to catch up to the current block to be online, as long as you see it is processing blocks you are good to go.
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>To check what is the current block at the moment you can use etherscan.io website

Ok that's a simple enough way to check.

My thoughts are get rid of that horrible program, Taxati, or at least when I iniitally did my reading on it is a more,.. Respectable torrent client. No Bullshit, no Miners.

https://www.tixati.com/download/

Are we talking about the same torrent, I wonder? Because the one linked in Donna has a new home! on the game's official site let me choose which files I wanted from the agsarchive torrent just fine, using the latest version of Tixati.

The ONLY download via torrent (original 8K in PNG and misc raw files): magnet-link

You can use the free and portable Tixati client to download. The raw folder only contains different SPP samples, you may want to exclude it from your download.

Related post: "Emitter Render: Different SPP comparison side by side"

Place

2b2t.org, X-420k Z0 Nether. This is my build I prettied up for the render.

Date: September 2nd, 2018 world download was used for this.

Render Settings

7680x4320 at 14000 SPP, FOV 102.83

Postprocess: Gamma, 0.912

Ray depth: 8

Emitter intensity: 16.435

Depth of Field: 300, Subject distance: 27

Fog: red 0.0627, density: 1.095, fast fog enabled

Sky: solid color #1F0402

Glass: specular 0.32

Obsidian: specular 0.095

Portal: emit 22, ior 2.588

Flowing lava: emit 6

All lava: emit 4

Torch: emit 10

Sign: emit 0.2

Post Processing

The image was color corrected to my liking using GIMP. There are the exact settings: Adjust HLS: Red Lighness -23 Sat +10 Megenta Sat +6 Blue Light +4 Sat +10

License

Public Domain. But I kindly ask you to refer to me as the original author when editing or publishing this work.

I would be careful using an extension (that you don't know the code for)

I use this web page from any browser (including TOR Browser, which is based on FireFox)

I use blocklists in my torrent client Tixati which helps me with both known spammers and other annoying ips inserted into torrents.

I get my block lists here

I use level1, level2, level3, Bogon, badpeers which are all free to include.

Generally when I am downloading I see a host of blocked IP addresses, showing that some of the IPs I am blocking were included in the torrent.

For an extremely lightweight torrent client, I highly recommend Tixati, https://www.tixati.com/

I am not sure about features, but in terms of speed and stability, nothing else has come close for me.

Download a torrent manager (I use Tixati because it is super lightweight and highly configurable)

Once you have it installed click on the Add button then click on the magnet link tab and paste the whole link into it and then click open.

/u/Its_Always_420 is correct, utorroent is just asking to give your PC malware if it hasn't already. A couple other good clients is Tixati or Transmission, I prefer Tixati.

Do you have a limiter set on the torrent client? You can usually set it somewhere in the setting the max number of connections, max download speeds, etc which could be why you have a hard limit. Also, if you have a low end router it could be the bottle neck. Torrents requires lots of connections and firewall states that a router with low RAM will struggle with.

Tixati

Great client that I've been using for years. Allows you to select specific torrents to download and at what times. It even shuts down your computer for you.

This is assuming you're running on either Windows or Linux.