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| Thread ID: 90647 | 2008-06-11 05:23:00 | How to stop others leeching bandwidth on torrents | jwil1 (65) | PC World Chat |
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| 677527 | 2008-06-12 10:45:00 | Has anyone noticed that jwil1 has not posted in this thread since the first post. No person has in fact, come up with a solution including me as far as I know. All that does appear to be happening is a number of people having a debate about torrents etc and what software to use. IIRC I hit the 'Close' button on uTorrent when Ubuntu had finished downloading and it went to the system tray - didn't quit - having it open in the background meant I was made a server :badpc: Next time I download a torrent I will close it down completely and see what happens. So when I next download one I'll post back :) |
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| 677528 | 2008-06-12 10:48:00 | You can get considerably faster downloads via torrents than Rapidshare could ever provide to us Kiwi's. Plus, Torrents don't cost a monthly subscription. Who ever said you need to pay a monthly subscription to use RapidShare, An dthat includes Premium accounts they are easily available for free if you know where to look. I never use Rapidshare to locate the files I want, I just use it to download them. And RS is faster than torrents, I get great connection speeds during off peak times, and peak times isn't to bad either. And if you use a download manager like DownThemAll makes for hassel free downloading of files. |
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