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  1. DreadWingKnight
    Then fix your double extensions. You DON'T.
  2. DreadWingKnight
    Because peer IDs are extremely volatile, and were even more volatile in early clients.
  3. DreadWingKnight
    Good luck finding one that doesn't have it. It's part of the protocol.
  4. DreadWingKnight
    You really don't understand the train of thought if you're locked into that mindset.
  5. DreadWingKnight
    It's not specific programs. It's specific network locations.
  6. DreadWingKnight
    And what if uTP is the only way that those peers can communicate out in either direction?
  7. DreadWingKnight
    Actually it will exclude you from getting some peers.
  8. DreadWingKnight
    that's a forum bug, not us banning you.
  9. DreadWingKnight
    1800 will also cause crashes.
  10. DreadWingKnight
    http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc6598 uTorrent doesn't use the ip address range to define a peer as local. It uses the ability to communicate on the local peer multicast channel to do that.
  11. DreadWingKnight
    Enjoy being unsupported then kilara
  12. DreadWingKnight
    It's not the utorrent.exe process eating the ram, it's not uTorrent. It's windows disk cache stupidity.
  13. DreadWingKnight
    Usage support for completed downloads is beyond the scope of these forums.
  14. DreadWingKnight
    There's stuff you're not showing that is relevant to troubleshooting.
  15. DreadWingKnight
    Oh hey. *byte/sec vs *bit/sec
  16. DreadWingKnight
    http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/bugs.html
  17. DreadWingKnight
    Because your issue is your ISP, not the number of torrents you run at a time. Get a better internet provider.
  18. DreadWingKnight
    Nope, you're delusional.
  19. DreadWingKnight
    They are incapable of using good settings.
  20. DreadWingKnight
    It's called windows' disk cache being stupid. Not a memory leak.
  21. DreadWingKnight
    Even with all the information included in the .torrent, you're still effectively trying to bruteforce SHA-1, which is EXTREMELY impractical from a processing speed perspective. EVEN WITH gpu processing, you're still looking at machine DECADES to win the race.
  22. DreadWingKnight
    Bruteforcing SHA-1 is more than a little processor-costly to the point that it's not viable to attempt.
  23. DreadWingKnight
    I didn't ask if you used it. I asked if it's enabled.
  24. DreadWingKnight
    And do you have the ratings tab enabled?
  25. DreadWingKnight
    Torrents don't have a concept of files at a level that would allow most normal indexing tools to work. That's why stuff like that won't work.
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