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BitTorrent is No Longer the 'King' of Upstream Internet Traffic
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this post was submitted on 19 Mar 2024
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Same for "lost media" kinda stuff. I would usually find Torrents with seeds for obscure bands from my dad's old country, that he loves listening to, but nowadays, all that stuff is gone, and no way to purchase the bootleg of a concert in Eastern Europe, in 1992.
Hell, even official albums are hard to get, with being out of press, the rights being lost to the ages and stuff like that. Even with music from when I was young, and I'm not even 40.
Last time I ranted about it, people told me to just find the stuff on YouTube and download it from there, it was atrocious.