Does anyone no any good RAR only hubs? when i tried to recruit i waited in hub for 2 days while no staff attempted to let me no.
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Does anyone no any good RAR only hubs? when i tried to recruit i waited in hub for 2 days while no staff attempted to let me no.
PM me
BUMP! someone must no some!
know*
Patience is the key in DC++ world or luck ;)
i ain't giving out any of the nice adresses i know (privates anyways),
because i feel like your request looks empty...
why are you lookin' for those and what you got to share ? :D
Just so you know, some of the top dc++ hubs
require like 1TB share and 1Mbps min up speed to only get in, if you got lucky on getting invited.....
(and some even more than that ^_- )
I reach these requirements, where i have to ask to sign in?Quote:
Originally Posted by $SnoopDo2G$
still looking for a nice rar hub have 500gb+ share of scene releases, got a nice archive and have 1mbit upload PM me, also could link a 1000mbit box with over 2tb+ of scene releases if you no a client that can be run in debian (no wine or anything)
Which type of scene releases you have?? It could be interesting for me if you have Appz, Games, or other material but movies no, because donīt like to see enligsh movies.Quote:
Originally Posted by cyonix
Ahh, I could have 500GB of Scene Releases & 2.5Mbps Upload Line!
Private scene hubs are good :)
XVID (english and german), DVDR, TV, TV-SE, TV-NL, MP3, XXX, 0DAY... i only buy games for xbox 360 so sorry no games at all.Quote:
Originally Posted by PerMaFrOsTWhich type of scene releases you have?? It could be interesting for me if you have Appz, Games, or other material but movies no, because donīt like to see enligsh movies.Quote:
Originally Posted by cyonix
Ahh, I could have 500GB of Scene Releases & 2.5Mbps Upload Line!
i can always build the archive up on my box with games and HD stuff :P
dc++ is dead...
I'm sure many users will beg to disagree.Quote:
Originally Posted by johhny
It ain't dead, but not too many users will come here and say that. Why would they. Let the MPAA and the RIAA and the other anti-piracy authorities target the other filesharing methods, like BT and the Usenet. The ones that aren't dead and used by the masses.Quote:
Originally Posted by anon-sbiI'm sure many users will beg to disagree.Quote:
Originally Posted by johhny
DC++ still thrives, but you have to know your way around and have a big fat pipe :)
DC is well suited to a closed private network, such as university LAN, but let outsiders in, and you could be asking for trouble. Police like to infiltrate and bust DC hubs, and arrest the peers as well as the server operator. You can bet that getting caught sharing a full hard disk of warez is not going to look good in court in front of a judge.
That reason alone makes Bittorrent is a much safer choice in P2P.
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Originally Posted by johhny
plz dont talk BS if ur not familiar with the situation.
these are current screenshots from 2 (probably) biggest private rar hubs. they combined have more than hundred 100/100mbit users, and more than 30 0day dumps.
http://pic.phyrefile.com/w/wt/wtfh4x.../20/Snap48.png
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http://pic.phyrefile.com/w/wt/wtfh4x.../20/Snap47.png
Nice honey pot there gtf0
+1Quote:
Originally Posted by gtf0Quote:
Originally Posted by johhny
plz dont talk BS if ur not familiar with the situation.
these are current screenshots from 2 (probably) biggest private rar hubs. they combined have more than hundred 100/100mbit users, and more than 30 0day dumps.
http://pic.phyrefile.com/w/wt/wtfh4x.../20/Snap48.png
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http://pic.phyrefile.com/w/wt/wtfh4x.../20/Snap47.png
Our school has ~ a PB of stuff on their hub. Most of the stuff is dupe content though, so it's a bit misleading. Still, it's a nice resource for pretty much everything except music since the vast majority of the other content is scene sourced.
what school?
I'd rather not say. I keep my real life and torrenting/filesharing as separate as possible. There are several reasons why torrenting is still a better idea in my current situation, notably off campus speeds, much better pre-times (the hub's suppliers, such as they are, usually suck hard), better labelling (people have a habit of renaming scene stuff so it's impossible to tell what a file is or where it came from at a glance), etc.
Not to mention the fact that the people who have multi-TB shares are often mirroring each other and are rather disorganized, leading to dupe files even within their own shares. Some people just uselessly hoard content and never consume it I guess :lol:
Pics or it didn't happen :PQuote:
Originally Posted by ca_aok
You make it sound like it's impossible... back when I was in residence in my freshman year (that was when I primarily used it, since the internal 100Mbit connections make speeds awesome) I was sharing ~2-3TB of stuff alone, and I wasn't even in the top 10 shares. Add a few thousand more students and it's not too hard to fill up. I used to fill music requests from our request/release bot using What.cd as well. Now it's only really practical if I'm spending the day in the library or a computer lab. If you're connecting from off-campus you have to get your IP range whitelisted or tunnel through a computer on-campus, and speeds aren't really great.
Just jokin bud ... I believe you.
A petabyte might seem like a lot on DC, but many people are going to be sharing the same files. On any P2P network, it seems that it's only ever a few people that introduce new material, that everyone else then copies from.
A petabyte still means the userbase is large. For example, if each person in a school has a 1tb HDD, that means at least 1000 users are using the hub at any one point. That's a lot by my standards, even counting dupes.