Beginner's Guide to BitTorrent
Posted: Tue Nov 11, 2008 1:36 am
Want to expand your access to various resources through the most popular p2p protocol?
Get started here!
At the above link, you'll also find a download link for my BitTorrent client of preference, utorrent - it uses the least system resources out of any clients I know, while still maintaining great functionality.
After you learn about BitTorrent and download utorrent as your BitTorrent client, what then? Well, find a torrent site of course!
You may have heard of public sites such as Mininova and The Pirate Bay. The advantages of these sites are that they tend to offer a broad assortment of content as well as the latest releases. The disadvantages are that they are public - possibly open to anti-p2p groups and feds - and have slower download speeds. So what're the alternatives?
Check out the latest private sites open for signup here. Also, I and other members have several invites to the (semi) private site, Demonoid. (Check out the requests section.)
Still have questions? Post in this thread! :)
Get started here!
At the above link, you'll also find a download link for my BitTorrent client of preference, utorrent - it uses the least system resources out of any clients I know, while still maintaining great functionality.
After you learn about BitTorrent and download utorrent as your BitTorrent client, what then? Well, find a torrent site of course!
You may have heard of public sites such as Mininova and The Pirate Bay. The advantages of these sites are that they tend to offer a broad assortment of content as well as the latest releases. The disadvantages are that they are public - possibly open to anti-p2p groups and feds - and have slower download speeds. So what're the alternatives?
Check out the latest private sites open for signup here. Also, I and other members have several invites to the (semi) private site, Demonoid. (Check out the requests section.)
Still have questions? Post in this thread! :)