Generally the people who run this stuff at least maintain a pretence of intelligence. I've found the concept extremely disconcerting. When you get people rated at 30.0 then whole swathes are simply mathematically incapable of reaching 1.0. If anyone gets 1.1 then somebody must be beneath 1.0.
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Since every upload is always a download the ratio must always average 1.0. What do you think about the fact that the only way you can mathematically maintain an average ratio of all users above 1.0 is by going through a huge turn over of 'leachers'? Who's only real crime is running into the mathematical impossibility of the demand that the swarm all contribute more than is downloaded? There's more for security, but those are the big ideas. Lastly, use usernames that are not related to your life. Guard your IP and name as you would your life. This may sound paranoid, but it has saved my ass many times in the pass. Buy it from a pharmacy far from where you live. Make sure the VPN keeps no logs, and use a pre-paid gift card to pay for it. Unfortunately, I can't recommend you any individuals I have dealt with in the past as I'd prefer to remain anonymous. Use the same judgement as when buying a seedbox. Also make sure the backbones between there and the US have the required amount of throughput latency is not nearly as important.Įverything you do that is even remotely important or related to filesharing must be done through a VPN. Try for at least a 100mbit line, but higher is preferred. It'll cost you a pretty penny, but getting on top has a price. Things to look for in a seedbox: No limits on concurrent torrents, HD space, and an unmetered dedicated line if you can. 100% avoid anything in the US, UK, or developed European countries. Buy a seedbox from someone you trust check them out to make sure that they're legitimate, and it's preferable to be in a country where the laws are more of a gray-area. Ask in confidence and keep them coming.Įdit4 - Going to sleep. I will answer every question somehow, I promise. I love to answer questions and I'm sure people are interested, as this is something we all do.Įdit3 - At some point, I'm going to step out for an hour. I did this all for fun, and I like to think there was no harm done these people would have gone elsewhere if it weren't for me.Įdit2 - Does anyone know why this isn't appearing on r/IAmA or the new section at all? I even have the top-100 enabled, and tried logging on. I do and always have paid for everything I use. So, tl dr - filesharing guy, questions? Screenshot of my Demon ratio, pretty much all I have left: Įdit - preanswering a bit.
I kept the HTTP forum because it was technically legal according to previous legislation and the way I had it set up. I closed the tracker, deleted all my private tracker accounts, stopped paying for the seedbox, and only kept the public trackers like Demonoid. He was very high-profile, and I feared one of my slipups would have made it possible for him to give me away, which he threatened to do in a PM. Why did I stop? An admin at the aforementioned tracker was raided and caught. What did I learn? Linux system-administration, some network administration, communication skills, and a bunch of other crap. I will say the HTTP site had ~5k members at its peak. Name is not acceptable for either the traffic or the HTTP site (which was a forum).
I don't want to go into what kind of tracker it is, because that will give me away. No, I will not give you anything that can identify me or what I did. I had a different username for Reddit and Demonoid because my regular name was taken on Demonoid, and I did not want to be conspicuous here.
My username is not my Reddit userrname, or anything you'll see in screenshots. In terms of seeds/leeches, we had a healthy balance on most torrents, and most torrents did max out whatever connection was on. I will not give anymore details about the tracker unless you ask, except to say that it was a tracker where a high ratio was absolutely required, and we were very strict on banning leechers.
During this time period, I had many private trackers, was a VIP (or equivalent) at at least 30 of them, and had far over 100TB upped. For two years of my life, from 13-15, I admin'd both a medium-sized private tracker and a site specializing in sharing HTTP downloads, especially Rapidshare.
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