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7 days agoThey aren’t being actively developed are they? And do they are windows only too, last time I checked.
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Good luck! I hope it all works out for ya 🙂
You can use transmission just for creating the torrent. You don’t have to use the actual client. If qbittorrent is your client, it’s possible to add the torrents to the list at the same time with
for folder in * ; do transmission-create -o "$folder.torrent" "$folder" qbittorrent --save-path="$folder" "$folder.torrent" doneThen you create the torrent and start seeding it immediately. If you’ve already created the torrent files
for torrentFile in **/*.torrent ; do folderName="$(basename -s .torrent "$torrentFile")" folderParent="$(dirname "$torrentFile")" folderPath="$folderName/$folderParent" qbittorent --save-path="$folderPath" "$torrentFile" doneDepending on the setup, you could also just sym link the folder into
qbittorrent’s download directory and copy your torrents into a folder thatqbittorrentlistens to. There are many ways to skin the cat. Check out the command line parameters for your torrent client.
Hmm, creating torrents isn’t that hard.
for folder in * ; do transmission-create -o "$folder.torrent" "$folder" doneYou can add a tracker by adding the
--tracker "$trackerUrl"option. There isn’t much more scripting involved, AFAIK, unless you want to upload them to the tracker too. But if you join the DHT and share the magnet links somewhere, you should be done. Or is there more to the process I’m missing?
Hmmm, is your goal to share each season folder separately? Is that why you would need scripting?
Or are you looking to share everything at once without worrying about creating individual torrents? If this is what you’re looking for, then maybe Retroshare is what you’re looking for? I don’t know if stuff using eDonkey, Gnutella, or Kademlia are still around, but retroshare has file-sharing similar to those where you point the client at a folder and it just shares the entire thing.
IPFS would’ve been great for this, but they honestly screwed the pooch on that (it hogs resources, doesn’t have good clients, and doesn’t have a bridge to torrents or other networks i.e you can’t go “oh, I have a torrent file, let me see if the files for this are on IPFS and download them from there”).
Walk us through the steps you’re taking. I’m curious how many there are and why you think there have to be that many.
There’s a chance google has to divest from Chrome, but we won’t know until September at the earliest. The process the DOJ brought against it is in progress. Binding YouTube to chrome now might jot be a smart move if google loses the process.
There is a good chance in my mind that google will win against the Department Of Justice simply because of the current administration in the US.
Port forwarding is premium? On what exactly? I must be out of the loop…
Guys, stop using github. Put your stuff on gitlab or codeberg (clearnet or on I2P), or even put it on radicle (which can also be hosted on TOR or I2P). They’ll have a much harder time taking down stuff on alternatives and it’ll be nearly impossible on hidden services.
So Facebook has to be sued in the Netherlands for it to succeed 👌 If somebody goes through with it, that would be a great popcorn moment.
You can speak freely in anonymous and encrypted channels e.g a matrix server on I2P/TOR, a signal group (just don’t use your name), simplex, retroshare over I2P, etc. Telegram is not encrypted!
Just search for “piracy $channel” e.g “piracy I2P chat”, “piracy simplex chat”, “piracy signal chat”, or something similar and you’ll find something. There might even be a forum hosted on TOR or I2P if the piracy community is that motivated.
But always remember not to give too many details about yourself. Being anonymous isn’t just a technical requirement, it also required personal effort. Tech can’t do everything for you.
162·2 months agoImpressive that a site like Forbes is writing about the Fediverse. A small step to helping it into the mainstream.
That case makes sense does make sense. I’m concerned about abuse however. Imagine if you worked for a game company as a dev, put your profile on the fediverse and angry idiots started sending you complaints, spam, or worse. That would drive people away.
On LinkedIn there’s some semblance of professionalism in messages (yes I know of the crazies on LinkedIn). Making profiles publicly available to multiple servers will require proper guardrails to prevent abuse and spam.
Would you want to get such a message after you or someone inf your company fucks up? I don’t think that’s what the goal of a job profile is…
Which part of LinkedIn? The social media part? The CV part? The job board part? E-learning?
What would the federated, non-social media parts even look like?
If Facebook wins the “fair use” defenseman to train AI, then I could argue fair use to train my intelligence too.
Holy shit, no kidding. He has the most commits by a long shot. 9991 commits vs the #2 at 210 commits.
Maybe with this attention the app is getting, it can kick off like mastodon.
People listen to radio? I honestly didn’t think there were still radio channels…
@[email protected] but you can use qbittorrent with I2P 😉
MuWire? I thought that was dead. The main dev blew a gasket over something and archived it. I see it’s out of archival now, but I do wonder what brought him back.
I didn’t expect eMule and Gnutella to still be active, but probably didn’t know because I’m on Linux and their clients are Windows only. Others have pointed out linux builds that I somehow hadn’t found until now.
Anti Commercial-AI license