July 3, 2011 
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July 3, 2011 NOTICE: This channel is no longer actively logged.
[00:01:38] <The_8472> does it make the internet faster than the internet?[00:01:56] <TheSHAD0W> OF COURSE![00:02:21] <The_8472> then i should send them all my money![00:09:18] *** KyleK_ has quit IRC[00:09:45] *** KyleK_ has joined #bittorrent[00:16:16] <gde33> so many different accelerators to chose from[00:16:43] <Switeck> no clue what they really do, but probably nothing good[00:17:27] <gde33> I read a review that says it scans you for open ports.[00:18:47] <gde33> I was looking for creative ideas to make p2p file sharings more efficent. Couldn't take myself seriously anymore after looking at a bunch of those awesome wares.[00:21:16] <gde33> Sharing everything in emule is sure a lot easier than adopting a new bittorrent client.[00:21:28] <gde33> Why is obvious but it isn't a very good excuse imho[00:22:35] <gde33> I also had a question. Is the file name included in the hashing?[00:23:36] <gde33> like when I hash foo[bar].avi into a torrent, can I still rename foo[bar].avi into foo.avi ?[00:25:18] <Switeck> the file name is included as far as I know.[00:25:24] <Switeck> but it is not part of the hash[00:25:36] <The_8472> the filename is part of the infohash[00:25:52] <The_8472> but some clients can rename them anyway, using a secondary filename map[00:25:55] <Switeck> my bad...I meant part of the file hash[00:26:07] <Switeck> so you can rename the filename in some clients AFTER creating the torrent...just remember to tell them where the renamed file is[00:26:11] *** Samual has joined #bittorrent[00:26:40] <gde33> or the client could remove/rename weird parts of file names all by it self. :)[00:28:00] <gde33> remove " HD ", replace dots by spaces or the other way arround, what ever the user likes.[00:29:16] <gde33> I like the year at the beginning of the file name, others might like "[19XX]" at the end of it.[00:29:48] <gde33> either use S01E01 or use s1e1 but don't mix the 2.[00:30:13] <gde33> some also use 1x1 or 1x01 or 01x01[00:30:55] <gde33> " part 1 " or " p1 " etc etc[00:31:14] <The_8472> <gde33> or the client could remove/rename weird parts of file names all by it self. :) <- sure, just after i finished writing my AI to identify all the "meaningful" parts[00:32:05] <gde33> this app is really good http://download.cnet.com/File-Renamer-Basic/3000-2248_4-10306538.html[00:32:20] <gde33> just the "replace" tab of it does everything I like.[00:32:43] <Switeck> over 8 mb?[00:33:15] <gde33> The_8472: and why not use #AI?[00:33:27] <gde33> dont be afraid now :D[00:34:43] <gde33> oh, I should note: I don't like boat ware. There is nothing wrong with seperate applications that have some kind of understanding.[00:35:29] <gde33> like those accelerators, it is great those are not part of the offical clients. hahaha[00:36:50] <Switeck> boat ware?[00:36:54] <Switeck> like fishing boat?[00:37:05] <gde33> haha, freudian ship[00:38:01] <Switeck> Think it might be written in Python? (thus having to have a large filesize)[00:39:52] <gde33> I was quite impressed by it.[00:50:40] <gde33> but seeding kinda ends there[01:00:06] <Switeck> ends where?[01:00:11] *** traviscj has joined #bittorrent[01:15:03] <gde33> after renaming the torrent breaks[01:17:09] <gde33> imho the only good solution is to hash each file(s content) in a shared/download folder and to (auto) seed the whole archive.[01:17:48] <gde33> I'm going to give http://shareaza.sourceforge.net/ a spin :)[01:19:08] <gde33> Release Date: May 29th, 2011[01:25:55] <Switeck> Strange, there seems to be another Shareaza: http://www.shareaza.com/[01:26:42] <Switeck> I think the .com one is a spammer/trojan site[02:03:27] <K`Tetch> yeah[02:03:44] <K`Tetch> that company does a lot of 'alternate domain scams' like that[02:07:39] <alus> btcod2: in practice, incremental allocation is not usually worth it.[02:07:57] <Switeck> sparse allocation for the win[02:08:13] <alus> nah. non-zeroing full allocation[02:08:38] <alus> sparse creates fragmentation (wtf, filesystems. it would be so easy to avoid that)[02:08:47] <Switeck> that works too, if the file system can just declare the allocation without checking it byte-by-byte[02:08:57] <alus> many can[02:09:34] <Switeck> got too many mad (tinfoil) hatters though that freak out when their just-started torrent files already contain (old) data.[02:10:26] <alus> well, the data was there already. if they wanted to delete it they should have zeroed it on delete[02:34:10] <gde33> anyone know of an offical #emule channel?[02:34:41] <gde33> p2pchat and efnet don't have one[03:11:26] *** KyleK_ has quit IRC[03:36:51] *** Switeck has quit IRC[03:58:42] *** The_8472 has quit IRC[04:04:19] *** The_8472 has joined #bittorrent[04:07:59] *** btcod2 has quit IRC[04:08:18] *** btcod2 has joined #bittorrent[04:08:18] *** btcod has joined #bittorrent[04:08:19] *** btcod2 has quit IRC[04:08:20] *** btcod has quit IRC[04:08:28] *** btcod2 has joined #bittorrent[04:08:28] *** btcod has joined #bittorrent[04:19:11] *** chelz has joined #bittorrent[04:19:11] *** chelz has joined #bittorrent[05:05:25] *** goussx has quit IRC[05:06:49] *** goussx has joined #bittorrent[06:24:34] *** btcod2 has quit IRC[06:24:34] *** btcod has quit IRC[06:44:24] *** MassaRoddel has quit IRC[07:11:52] *** btcod2 has joined #bittorrent[07:11:53] *** btcod has joined #bittorrent[07:18:22] *** burris has quit IRC[08:52:24] *** traviscj has quit IRC[09:02:03] *** btcod2 has quit IRC[09:02:03] *** btcod has quit IRC[09:09:51] *** kitsoran has quit IRC[09:18:05] *** burris has joined #bittorrent[09:36:04] *** Gottaname|Mobili has joined #bittorrent[09:40:59] *** freakazoid has quit IRC[09:43:21] *** traviscj has joined #bittorrent[09:59:26] *** burris has quit IRC[09:59:49] *** ygrek has joined #bittorrent[10:23:07] *** goussx has quit IRC[10:38:57] *** chelz has quit IRC[10:39:25] *** MassaRoddel has joined #bittorrent[11:15:52] *** Gottaname|Mobili has quit IRC[12:10:20] *** init0 has joined #bittorrent[12:13:51] *** init0_ has quit IRC[13:04:05] *** mustifung has joined #bittorrent[13:04:12] <mustifung> hallo[13:05:06] <DeHackEd> greetings[13:11:27] *** mustifung has left #bittorrent[13:52:29] *** tris- has quit IRC[14:30:21] *** burris has joined #bittorrent[14:52:51] *** burris has quit IRC[14:57:47] *** burris has joined #bittorrent[15:49:17] <gde33> After trying every client I have to say shareaza is something wonderful.[15:49:58] <gde33> even the build in irc clients isn't half bad.[15:51:10] <gde33> it has much features, it is open source, there is actual help and it's activly being developed for many years now[16:44:42] *** `rafi_ has quit IRC[17:09:35] *** goussx has joined #bittorrent[17:42:52] *** btcod has joined #bittorrent[17:42:53] *** btcod2 has joined #bittorrent[18:10:16] *** goussx_ has joined #bittorrent[18:10:17] *** goussx has quit IRC[18:10:17] *** goussx_ is now known as goussx[18:20:52] *** btcod has quit IRC[18:20:53] *** btcod2 has quit IRC[18:31:38] *** kitsoran has joined #bittorrent[19:14:25] *** Switeck has joined #bittorrent[20:48:34] *** `rafi_ has joined #bittorrent[21:37:48] *** burris has quit IRC[21:44:25] *** burris has joined #bittorrent[21:59:14] *** K`Tetch has quit IRC[22:17:07] *** `rafi_ has quit IRC[22:38:57] *** multi-d has joined #bittorrent[23:20:49] *** multi-d has quit IRC[23:37:14] *** ygrek has quit IRC[23:46:50] *** traviscj has quit IRC[23:49:00] *** chelz has joined #bittorrent[23:56:11] <TheSHAD0W> http://slashdot.org/pollBooth.pl - If WikiLeaks Suspect Manning Is Legally Guilty, What Punishment?[23:59:01] <chelz> no CowboyNeal option ;/ (the only just punishment)