azureus or bitcomet??

I'm using azureus and am starting to get pissed off because my school is blocking stuff with firewall and is extremely slow.

also, is it possible to convert the ongoingazureus torrent project to bitcomet one??

I wish I could get 30 KB a sec

>>38
Duh, it's not free, but I paid for room and board that includes a connection. You can throttle all you want and complain about costs, but it's not reason for me not to hate the system. and WTH would the RIAA/MPAA nail me for?!? LOL. Insurance in general is a rip off as well.

>>23
Plus, MIRC seems quite hard to understand compared to other p2ps

VIP quality?

>>42
Good for you. PAY MORE!

Or should everyone else pay higher flat fees just so you can be a wanton leech?

>>41
I easily get over 120 KB/s :P

>>42
Insurance is paying early for an accident that may never happen.

>>44
Yes, they should. I see flat fee as something you pay to do anything you want, be it luser browsing of sports newspapers online, P2P leecher, or server that gets leeched off.

>>39
How did you get accepted into a school with dorms? Shouldn't you be in community college? You know... letting someone with a little bit of intelligence to further their education? Because it looks like you have gone as far as your IQ will let you.

btdownloadcurses.py

>>45
Being one of the people who doesn't leech everything, I'd rather they didn't. Why should the majority of us pay more so a tiny minority can do things that are illegal anyway?

>>46
stop getting too pissed off just becuase you made a mistake fool. You are a fag andI wouldlike to know why you are claiming that I'm an idiot. Unless you can give me a reasonable evidence, I will consider you gay. Plus, I'm sure I'm smarter than you in academical way unless you got above 3.8s in PRIVATE schools with all hard courses shithead.

What kind of private school did you go to that you can get a 3.8 GPA, yet can barely write coherently? I hope your school was in some other language, for your sake.

HAND

>>50
AMERICAN SYSTEM

I'm writing sloppy because this is the internet :P

>>48
Because:

1. It is not illegal, or, if it's gray, owners don't care. I download unlicensed anime fansubs and manga, which I end up buying if I like a lot. Companies are cool with this practice. I download stuff that has been on air TV therefore it's been made public. I download open sauce. I download free galleries. I download hentai their creators don't care about. See all the legal/not-care things you can do with P2Ps.

2. It's not a tiny minority. P2P traffic sums for 60% of my country's traffic, IIRC. We're eMule-happy.

3. If you're not taking advantage of your flat fee, it's your loss.

4. You can always get something that's not flat fee and lose, but leave our flat fee intact.

>>52
1. It's illegal. No gray here, sorry: Berne Convention. Even that doujinshi, without explicit permission from the copyright holder, is illegal.
2. 60% of the traffic which comes from 5% of the users? Less? I'd like to see a breakdown.
3. Bandwidth isn't free, so in the end everyone will pay more because of you. Thanks.
4. What does this have to do with anything?

Flat fees work because the aggregate total consumption of your group is low enough that your fees can cover the market rate for bandwidth plus running and maintentance costs. A few leechers increase that total by an order of magnitude or more, so everyone must pay considerably higher rates for the service to stay solvent. Simple economics here.

The fact that you're nailed to no higher than 30KBps (oh, the humanity!) by packet shaping is one reason why you and your dorm-mates aren't paying a whole lot more.

I don't have problem leeching some material. I leech too. What I have a problem with are the download monsters, particularly those who start complaining when ISPs put limiters in place in order to remain both competitive and solvent. 30KBps my ass.

>>53
1. Yes, I said it's theoretically illegal. But nobody cares about it, and anime corps turn a blind eye because it's even benefical.

2. No, 60% of the traffic which comes from the majority of broadband and even a part of the remaining 56Kers. People gets broadband for this, you can ask anyone who has DSL at random and you'll most surely be told they use P2Ps

3. You are welcome :) . Next time you need it, I'll be paying for ya.

4. Get a shitty non-flat fee access if you love them so much, and leave my flat fee alone, kthx.

WTF, I'm not the dorm guy, I'm an European guy with my own private 2Mbps cable connection.

Oh and BTW, this ISP is leech happy, and it is solvent, in fact they'll double our speed every year so we can leech more.

>>54
Whoops, no wonder you seemed a tad too bright. I thought you were that dorm idiot. A lot of what I only applies to uni dorms (I've had to suffer through that shit).

That said, "theoretically illegal" is still illegal. Further, I'd really like to see you back up your assertion in >>2. Anecdotal, but most people I know only use the internet for email and checking news websites. Only the geeks seem to expand and use whatever's available.

Uh, point 2, not >>2.

>>55
Well, I don't have precise statistical data, but most people I know with broadband use eMule. Ever noticed there are a bunch of Spaniards in eMule (you can see that with some popular mods which use an ip2country database)? Most of the times you'll see more Spanish than, say, Americans, and there's 43 million of us vs some 295.

Er, that was >>56, not >>55

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