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>>46899896
so, today you saw a post about halite and now you decide to make a thread to find out which one is better. why don't you search by yourself?
No, Rust
Deluge
I'd take a torrent client over a crumbled paper any day.
>>46899896
QBIT
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is Halite even FOSS?
>>46900179
Yes.
ktorrent
>>46900029
He can't decide for himself. Everything he uses has to be /g/ approved.
>>46900029
Calm your assburgers son.
why does nobody give a shit about halite
>neither allows limiting your upload to 1kb/s without ruining download speeds
Trash.
>>46900575
you can do it on qbittorrent
>>46900589
Nope. Notice how the speeds go up when I start seeding and go down again once I limit seeding to 1 kb/s.
>>46900805
Meanwhile, same torrent on a good client.
>>46900805
>apply rate limit to uTP
>>46900805
>>46900831
I smell that you are using the standard port on qbittorrent, set it to randomize on startup.
Your router is prob picking up the port and limits the speed.
>>46900805
what software did you use to create these webms
>>46901030
QuickTime + ffmpeg
>>46900967
Doesn't matter either way. I've narrowed it down to how much I let it seed.
>>46900966
The limits are being applied.
>>46901077
Maybe try disabling the uTP rate limiting?
Your entire 1 kb/s might have been taken up by those uTP connections.
>>46901077
since when can you record webm with quickcam
>>46899896
qBittorrent
>>46900805
Dirty fucking leech
>>46901124
uTP rate limiting is off on that webm. I've tried leaving it on, no change.
>>46901170
QuickTime, not Cam. And I convert it to webm with ffmpeg.
>>46901230
Deal w/ it.
