>r00
>r01
...
>r87
>5 nested archives
>desktoo.ini
>torrent downloaded from demonoid.txt
>torrent downloaded from rarbg.txt
>torrent downloaded from $site.txt
>all in one torrent which i got from the pirate bay
>>52387685
>thumbs.db
>.DS_Store
>download torrent
>some fuckface uploaded a multipart rar
>torrent was created in 2015
>>52387685
>500mb file
>>52387714
oh I do know this feel.
>README.doc
>pic.png
>actually pic.jpg some windowsfag "converted" by renaming.
>>52388325
>READMEEE!!.rtf
>>52387685
rar files general
>only premium users can download this file
>>52387685
>Found the solution myself. Please close the thread, thanks.
>__MACOSX
>>52388255
They do it for the people with third world internet who either want a shorter download or need to conserve bandwidth. I mean the vast majority of piracy comes from China, Russia, and South America. So it's not unreasonable to keep those people's needs in mind.
>you need to register to view this topic
>>52387685
My first thought after reading op was that someone made a weird mips implementation with 88 registers
>>52387685
>r57 is missing or corrupt
>>52388452
are you crazy?
I live in a shithole country and have gigabit internet for $17 a month with no limit
>>52388516
You mean america?
>>52388432
A thousand times this.
>>52388516
Where and how shitty of a house do i get?
>>52387714
>.iso inside of a .rar file
>inside of the .iso is another .rar file
Who the fuck does that?
>>52388597
>>52388597
someone who wants to bypass various virus filters without any effort?
>>52388597
Kids who don't understand how compression works.
>download 5gb .rar that contains .iso
>"go to this website for password!"
>le survey scam face
>>52388461
and at this point you just type "hellohello" in both username and password and 99% of the times it works
>>52388535
>>52388553
Hungary
>>52388452
you still need to download the whole thing. no point in multiparting it when bittorrent downloads in chunks anyway
>"awesome torrent, thanks"
>"works great man"
>"ty for the upload"
>0 seeds
>dvd rip.exe
>>52388452
Leave /g/.
>>52387685
>I had a similar problem, I'll pm you the solution.
Thread closed.
>>52388325
>out of curiosity, open a README
>"I have been sharing with you for a long time and I have never asked
for anything in return.
>NOW I NEED YOUR HELP ! ! !"
>mfw
>_____padding_file_0_if you see this file, please update to BitComet 0.85 or above____
>...
>_____padding_file_19_if you see this file, please update to BitComet 0.85 or above____
>bearshare
>Error. Captcha expired. Try again in 120 minutes.
>steal copyrighted material
>upload on torrent website
>"please donate money to me"
>>52389116
Fucking christ on a cracker, this one pisses me off more than most
>I have a problem with thing
>Whoops! Found the problem and fixed it
>Thread closed since 2005.
I have never been so mad in my entire life. And this has happened to me multiple times. I think the next time I come across this I'm going to have an aneurysm.
>>52388432
>>52389116
I'm going to start registering for tech forums, asking questions that I know other people have but have no answers for. then a year later, I'll come back and say I found it myself and close the thread.
>.wmv
Not understanding that all the software you pirate comes from a legit steal, as a dis-honest worker that runs a supersekrit CLI that can't label something like:
Winblows.AIO.CRACKED.WERKS.TWIT.ME.NOW.gz
But instead must run different little parts that can't be instantly spottesd by nsa and mossad.
>nice try
>yify
>>52389784
>blu-ray rip
>700 mb
>torrent readme
>WE DO NOT SUPPORT THEFT
>BUY THIS APPLICATION/GAME IF YOU OWN IT
>LOST.DIR
>only one torrent on the entire internet has what you want
>1 seed
>3 weeks later
>99.99%
>seed disappears never to be seen again
>keep torrent active for years hoping he one day will return
>>52389388
I feel you mate.
>>52389714
>.rmvb
>hd
>>52379362
Nevermind, i fixed it.
>doesn't post solution
>>52388452
No. Don't talk out of your ass, this is definitely not the reason.
>>52388791
Point is that multipart torrent are usually scene releases so the same release maybe available at different sources. If you are missing a .r34 you maybe be able to download it from a filelocker site or xdcc bot or something, also in case of filelockers a failed download will result in just one part lost instead of the whole file (this was relevant with slow connections, not so much these days)
>>52388452
There is literally no advantage to a multipart rar in a torrent. If you are directly downloading it then yes, it is better because if one part gets corrupted then you don't have to download the whole thing over again. But bittorrent has built in error checking and correction, and you gain nothing but annoyance from rarring your files
>>52390617
>unrar mulitpart rar
>contains multipart rar
>>52390706
>unzip zip
>contains zip
http://steike.com/code/useless/zip-file-quine/
>>52390764
This is great, thanks man.
>>52388452
No, they do it for two reasons:
1. Usenet and FTP
2. keeping original scene files
And there is literally no disadvantage of using multipart rars. Just put them in different directories and you are set.
>>52389247
>Reply from 192.168.1.1: bytes = 32 time<1ms TTL=64
>Reply from 192.168.1.1: bytes = 32 time<1ms TTL=64
>Reply from 192.168.1.1: bytes = 32 time<1ms TTL=64
>Reply from 192.168.1.1: bytes = 32 time<1ms TTL=64
>Reply from 192.168.1.1: bytes = 32 time<1ms TTL=64
>Reply from 192.168.1.1: bytes = 32 time<1ms TTL=64
>Request timed out.
>Request timed out.
>Reply from 192.168.1.1: bytes = 32 time<1ms TTL=64
>>52391488
Did you just break the greentext?
Scene program releases
>....a.zip contains ....part1.rar
>....b.zip contains ....part2.rar
and so on, each part is like 5 fucking MB so for a 50MB file you have to unzip 10 of these
>every single zip also contains a file_id.diz and an NFO that has to be overwritten each time
What the fuck is wrong with the app scene?
>download lossily encoded music/video
>it's archived
>in a multipart archive
>larger than original file
fucking why
I have needed to split movies into multiple .tar files to transfer using usb drives running FAT32 but it's retarded to try to compress already compressed stuff even more.
>>52391488
Okay so you know what's really neat? There's a proof of concept way to covertly transfer data between two computers by encoding the data into different sequences of those long delays (resulting in a timeout) and normal responses. Shit's fucking magical.
>>52389388
>"I finally solved this incredible difficult task, now I'll share this fix whit the world so people with similar problems know how to fix it!"
>Forget it in 5 minutes and wank to lesbian POV
>>52390929
the scene is stuck in the past
fuck multi part archives
