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What do you mean?
I am from Czechia and I would also like to know.
Some of best indexers and trackers I've never used are ran by your people.
Can please share links?
Nice try FBI.
Okay... 🤣 I don't think the FBI has jurisdiction in Czech lmao
Just get bitmagnet and let it run for a month or two. It'll creat you an index that'll dwarf any public and private indexer
I use Qbittorrent because is super fast. I first used Utorrent and it got riddled with ads. Then I got Transmission and it was slow.
A quick look showed me that qbittorrent doesn't have a dht crawler to create an index (please correct me if I'm wrong). Basically you can use bitmagnet to create a huge index so you can find any file you desire (you're making your own piratebay in a sense) and then use qbittorrent to actually download it as you normally would.
Bitmagnet is something you'd run on a server as it indexes everything and takes a while to become useful. (after two weeks you should have more magnet links than piratebay). Depending on your country make sure to route it through a VPN