Frectonz
He is probably the best Ethiopian writer on the internet.
yeah definitely
this interview of him 9yrs ago inspired me back then lol. his works at Google's search engine was also pretty awesome tbh
this interview of him 9yrs ago inspired me back then lol. his works at Google's search engine was also pretty awesome tbh
Storrent is a BitTorrent client for linux specifically designed for streaming media. It lets you play movies or music directly from torrents without having to fully download them first. The application runs primarily in memory (requires temporary 1-4GB usage of RAM) and doesn't save data to your hard drive, aside from the DHT bootstrap information.
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It gets easier
Everyday, it gets a little easier
But you gotta do it everyday
That's the hard part
But it does get easier.
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the DHT bootstrap information
this is actually an interesting topic to dig into.
so DHT basically stands for Distributed Hash Table. It's a decentralized system that BitTorrent clients use to find other peers sharing the same torrent. so, bootstrap info is basically a list of "starter" nodes that help your BitTorrent client find other peers when you first connect. This information typically includes the IP addresses and ports of a few known DHT nodes. Think of them as the VIPs of the DHT network. When you fire up your client, it hits up these known nodes to quickly get it started and connect with others sharing the same files. Once connected, the client can learn about more nodes and participate fully in sharing and downloading torrent data. This makes the whole file-sharing process way smoother and keeps things decentralized (even if some users go offline)
so DHT basically stands for Distributed Hash Table. It's a decentralized system that BitTorrent clients use to find other peers sharing the same torrent. so, bootstrap info is basically a list of "starter" nodes that help your BitTorrent client find other peers when you first connect. This information typically includes the IP addresses and ports of a few known DHT nodes. Think of them as the VIPs of the DHT network. When you fire up your client, it hits up these known nodes to quickly get it started and connect with others sharing the same files. Once connected, the client can learn about more nodes and participate fully in sharing and downloading torrent data. This makes the whole file-sharing process way smoother and keeps things decentralized (even if some users go offline)