Re: How much latency do you add to torrents?

On Sun, 8 Dec 2024 20:00:24 -0700, Oliver <[email protected]> wrote:

>On Sun, 08 Dec 2024 09:26:04 -0600, jetjock <[email protected]> wrote 
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>>>https://libgen.rs/ has been working for books and epubs for a while too.
>> 
>> https://libgen.rs/  returns a "server not found" error.

I found the same. It and https://libgen.is/, https://libgen.st/ return
"server not found". https://libgen.st/ is still working.
https://z-lib.is/ returns a black page with no ability to search.
Anna's Archive also is working.
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>Maybe take any onion browser and try these for finding epubs online?
>https://library.lol/
>https://libgen.is/  
>c 
>https://libgen.st/
>https://z-lib.is/
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>> I've been using https://ebook-hunter.org/ and
>> https://www.ebookhunter.net/ for ebooks.
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>Thanks for those two, both of which worked on an onion browser.
>I'll add them to the reference list when needing ebooks.
>
>The first is super slow on an onion browser. The second is faster.
>Others exist, but Anna's Archive is definitely one of the best.
>
>Still, the question about latency is still open and unanswered.
>
>When you use magnets, how much time do you let pass between the copying of
>the magnet (usually done with an onion browser) and the use of it?

I use a VPN when downloading. I assume that this negates the need for
worrying about latency? I've never been bothered by the digital cops.

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