It would be better if there were more seeders, as it would download faster.
Don't think number of leechers matters.
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Yes.
The general rule here is to choose torrents that have a high seed to peer ratio. Seeds have 100% of the content associated with the torrent and are only uploading to peers. Peers also upload to other peers, but are also looking for other peers to upload to themselves and their download capacity is almost always higher than their upload capacity.
This rule applies even though one swarm has significantly more active users than another. For example, a torrent with 30 seeders and 70 peers (30% seeders) will generally be faster than one with 500 seeders and 2500 peers (20% seeders) as the average upload capacity available to the peers will be higher.
http://torrentfreak.com/how-to-pick-the-fastest-torrents-090707/
Optimizing Bittorrent Clients for Speed
http://www.techsupportalert.com/content/optimizing-bittorrent-clients-speed.htm
1st state of matter- solid 2nd state of matter- liquid 3rd state of matter- gas 4th state of matter- plasma 5th state of matter- Bose Einstein condensate 6th state of matter - fermionic condensate 7th state of matter- thought to be Fermionic condensate
There are a great many common properties of matter. Flammability, density, and reactivity are just 3 common properties of matter.
Yes.
yes it does
An Atom. Molecules are two or more atoms chemically combined. Atoms are the basic building block of matter.
Seeders are people who have already downloaded the file earlier. Once a user has finished downloading a torrent, whenever he's is online, he will upload tiny bits of file to those users who are still downloading the torrent. The downloading process of your torrent depends on the number of seeders online. The more seeders the faster the download will go.Leechers are people who has a negative effect on the swarm of the torrent. Leechers are commonly the users who download much than they upload. They are the users who doesn't leave their bit torrent clients seeding after downloading the file. They didn't spread the share of seeds that has been downloaded to the user.When searching torents, always magnet those links with high seeded torents. If there are no seeders, you will never finish the download, no matter how many leechers there are!
The computer doesn't matter, the port for torrent file sharing is most commonly 6881 and it will continue looking for an open port all the way up to 6889 before it gives up and continues without an open port
No, it's what you download with them that is illegal. Some things are illegal but others are Public Domain, so those are legal. It likely depends on the particular file and the downloader's geographically location. It's been treated as a civil matter thus far. Something else to keep in mind is computer viruses. Even torrents you can legally download will give you those.
At WikiAnswers, we do not support downloading copyrighted materials from the internet. This includes but it not limited to Music and Movies. ^good god you moron, he's asking about the "consequences", not your "opinion" on the matter. "we do not support downloading shite". what a twerp.
No. Copyright infringement is a civil matter, so you won't be 'arrested' for illegally downloading (streaming is still downloading in a way) a movie, but you can be sued.
by downloading firefox into your computer
There`s poptopica if they ask u for email just keep on going it doesn`t matter.
Limewire is a perfectly legal program. The problems arise when and how you use it. Downloading copyright material is illegal no matter how you do it.
No, it is still copyrighted by the owner, and or producers no matter what.
You should not be downloading free songs. Downloading free songs is illegal, no matter how many sites claim to be completely legal. You should be buying the songs from iTunes or other legal places to get songs.
actually no there isn't. you would have to download stuff for sims no matter what. Sorry!
If you do not pay for commercial music you are stealing it and are liable to be prosecuted. It does not matter if you are stealing a CD from a store or a music file on the Internet.