I generally keep things seeding indefinitely when I keep the content, to make the network stronger. For other things I delete it once it surpasses at least 1.0 ratio.
The only real downside to seeding indefinitely is that you have to store it, but I would be storing what I do that for anyway.
Who are these critics and why is the BBC interviewing people who were born yesterday /s
Deezer maybe? Qobuz?
This makes sense. The cost of carbon capture would have to be less than the difference of installing new renewables and operating them, and operating existing fossil fuels.
Thats stupid
Spotify Downloader
looks inside
YouTube
I’m sorry, but this implies the image is real.
Apple devices seem to arbitrarily swap its and it’s.
The discs actually last several hundred years.
Is this not a solved problem?
Hmmm. I guess.
The solution to which is broadband competition.
Whose home feed is this? /s
Someone else commented it being a ping thing, where the exit server responds. I think I agree with that. Whats the user agent for these peers?
Presumably it’s automatically set by the torrent client. Maybe it’s an IP thing. Has Op Tried changing between servers of the same country?
Where is the source content then
Downloading and seeding are very legally different.
Not necessarily. Programmers are heavily influenced by the language they use. There’s a reason there’s so many JS frameworks.
Hmmm child labor