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Hitlist week 2014.07.02 Part 1
Type:
Other > Comics
Files:
318
Size:
11.95 GiB (12826990769 Bytes)
Uploaded:
2014-07-11 19:57:45 GMT
By:
shipjolly VIP
Seeders:
0
Leechers:
1
Comments
10  

Info Hash:
76352FDF1090E9B633CA7C7A5E45D0659D645150




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thanks for all these, incredible

and since im getting in late, anyone who can help seed any of the previous 5-600 hundred of his torrents would be much appreciated, have partials on a few hundred
unfortunately these torrents die pretty quick.
it is understandable since they are quite big so it adds up quickly. hard to keep them seeded

I have it all and more on my server though, wonder how much I could charge for access to it ;)
I think I have some 9TB of comics on it, some dupes of course.

maybe make a MEGA torrent with all some day?

^ Yes please! Of course, the resultant .torrent file would weigh in at hundreds of MBs and break all available torrent clients and sites (and quite possibly the protocol itself, as it stands), but petty considerations like that can't stop a true visionary! :D
well, I could do it in one big rar file. might work.

will let you know in advance so you can go out and buy a NAS
oh man, I would love you long time,

I have hundreds of partials, this would make my day, no wait, year, ah, how about life

Or keep it in cbr, alphabetical, maybe like 27 torrents. Leachers then can help seeding by using whatever cbr's they have downloaded from you.

I don't think the rar would make it any smaller


rar'ing it has the effect of moving the metadata (filepath and -size info) from the .torrent file into the content, which would constitute an extremely significant decrease for the former and an extremely insignificant increase for the latter. So, yes, that's the right idea in this case, in principle.

With a negligible metadata overhead, the size of the .torrent file is simply (number of pieces) * (hash size), which could mean as "little" as (9 TB / 16 MB) * (20 bytes) ~ 10 MB.

Still well beyond what TPB does accept, but there may be public torrent sites out there which do. And I've seen TB-sized torrents, so the protocol and client should be able to cope with that just fine. Which leaves the rar algorithm and the file system itself as potential hurdles... :P
thx again shipski!
yeah gesserit, easier said than done

I need to sort it all better first as well