what's the japanese pirate bay. i mean other than nyaa, where can i download manga, light novels and such, in japanese? because they pirate their stuff too, right?...r-right?

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Anonymous Sun Jul 20 20:15:16 2014 No.12283174 [Reply] [Original]

what's the japanese pirate bay. i mean other than nyaa, where can i download manga, light novels and such, in japanese?
because they pirate their stuff too, right?...r-right?

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 20 20:18:09 2014 No.12283176 Nah, they get ten life sentences if they even try.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 20 20:22:23 2014 No.12283183 perfect dark, good key works are ロリ、援助、子供、

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 20 20:27:46 2014 No.12283193 File: 85 KB, 305x464, 1403665712376.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] The Japanese don't use torrents as much as us. Most of them use Share and Perfect Dark.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 20 20:31:20 2014 No.12283199 They use outdated shit that nobody should be using

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 20 20:52:14 2014 No.12283227 >>12283193 11% is still pretty significant.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 20 20:55:59 2014 No.12283237 >>12283174 They use Share and Perfect Dark. Other times they torrent on Nyaatorrents (Japanese IPs make up half of all peers on any given well known work) with uTorrent, which leaves little mystery as to why they continue to get caught.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 20 21:23:51 2014 No.12283281 >uTorrent They're seriously just asking for it. Who the hell still uses utorrent in the year of our lord two thousand and fourteen.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 20 21:25:23 2014 No.12283284 >>12283193 How good is Perfect Dark anyways?

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 20 21:25:53 2014 No.12283286 >>12283227 11% of people who got arrested for doing illegal things with P2P software used uTorrent.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 20 21:28:13 2014 No.12283294 >>12283284 I always did like it better than Goldeneye.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 20 21:32:49 2014 No.12283298 >>12283281 I-i do But I dont like change

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 20 21:53:18 2014 No.12283327 >>12283281 So what should we use instead then?

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 20 21:53:43 2014 No.12283328 >>12283298 d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-o-o-o-o-o-oo-oe-e-e-e-e-e-es-s-s-s-s-ss-s-s t-t-t-t-t-t-t-th-h-h-h-h-h-h-i-i-i-i-i-i-i-s-s-s-s-s-s m-m-m-m-a-a-a-a-a-a-ak-k-k-k-k-k-k-ke me sound cute

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 20 21:54:54 2014 No.12283331 >>12283327 I use qBittorrent. A lot of people use Transmission too. >>12283328 Good lord, I want to fuck you.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 20 21:55:25 2014 No.12283333 i use utorrent 2.2 i've been wanting to change but nobody has been giving me any good alternatives.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 20 22:02:50 2014 No.12283339 >>12283294 I like your mom's pussy better

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 20 22:04:11 2014 No.12283340 >>12283328 pretty kawaii anon

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 20 22:04:19 2014 No.12283341 >>12283339 I'm crying IRL

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 20 22:21:57 2014 No.12283379 >>12283284 If you don't have at least 100 kb/s upload speed, it doesn't work.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 20 22:28:52 2014 No.12283384 File: 24 KB, 301x267, thumbs up.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>12283183 >ロリ、援助、子供 heh

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 20 22:31:03 2014 No.12283386 >>12283333 Qbittorent. If it's "not a good alternative" it's because you were too stubborn to try it.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 20 22:35:47 2014 No.12283393 >>12283333 I use Transmission.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 20 22:39:41 2014 No.12283396 I use deluge, but it's pretty awful. It'd be fine, but sometimes it loses track of files or redownloads stuff for no reason. It's fucked me over a few times. Once I get GNU/Linux installed on this machine, I'm switching to rtorrent. It's nice.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 20 22:42:06 2014 No.12283399 I use uTorrent too why should i use another program? I don't mind switching.

Anonymous Sun Jul 20 22:49:18 2014 No.12283415

>>12283386
> If the total path+filename length of any file in the torrent is greater than Windows' normal maximum path length of 255 characters.
>
> qBT supports longer paths in some places.. For example, it will successfully recheck a torrent containing longer paths and successfully seed the same torrent. However, there are many places where qBT does not support longer paths, including when it checks the resume data at startup.

Hahaha, Oh WOW! Basic DOS level support of a filesystem in 2014. Bravo!

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 20 22:51:38 2014 No.12283419 >>12283396 Deluge works perfectly fine on GNU/Linux, at least for me.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 20 22:52:43 2014 No.12283420 >>12283399 No botnets, free as in freedom alternatives, faster and more stable, better ui and control, safer.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 20 22:55:52 2014 No.12283429 >>12283399 Isn't it adware now?

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 20 22:58:15 2014 No.12283432 >>12283420 what do you suggest?

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 20 22:59:12 2014 No.12283434 >>12283415 That's Unix software for ya. They've never been good at anything that remotely resembles a complex filepath.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 20 23:01:15 2014 No.12283437 >>12283429 Who cares about 'now'? Only retards thinking newer is equal to better. How can anyone resist temptation to exploit such sheep?

Anonymous Sun Jul 20 23:03:43 2014 No.12283441

>>12283437
Well in software that regularly interfaces directly with other computers over the internet it would be wise to use a version that has the most recent security patches.
Of course if you're a pre-sold-out uTorrent fan that just means you're shit out of luck

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 20 23:04:59 2014 No.12283445 >>12283281 >>12283327 >>12283331 >>12283333 >>12283339 >>12283386 >>12283393 >>12283396 >>12283399 >>12283415 >>12283419 >>12283420 >>12283429 >>12283432 >>12283434 >>12283437 >>>/g/

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 20 23:05:00 2014 No.12283446 >>12283429 I was able to turn them off? Don't know what people complain over.

Anonymous Sun Jul 20 23:09:16 2014 No.12283460

>>12283446
When you allow things such as adware and malware to enter your system, the fact that you don't see it while it does its work is meaningless.
What you should be worried about is what it could be doing or has been doing, not what you see it doing.

Anonymous Sun Jul 20 23:10:19 2014 No.12283464

>>12283420
>faster and more stable, better ui and control, safer

Biggest crock of bullshit I've ever heard in my life. I used Deulge for about 3 months and it was one of my worst experience with p2p. Would frequently take 10+ minutes to connect to seeders and would download at about 1/20th (100kb\s) of my maximum speed (2MB/s). In addition I couldn't get port forwarding. It was essentially configured the same as utorrent 2.2.1 which I used previously. I ended up switching back. I also want to note, as a matter of personal preference I found the the "big and rounded" design choice for the deluge UI to look hideous. Small UI elements with sharp clean square edges is the best. I ended up going back to utorrent 2.2.1.

It's worth noting I used Transmission on a Mac awhile back too and the experience was alright. It lacked some features utorrent had but otherwise did everything it did about as well. Windows version of Transmission wasn't as good but still acceptable.

I still prefer utorrent though I wouldn't use a version after 2.2.1.

Anonymous Sun Jul 20 23:24:19 2014 No.12283490

>>12283441
Yes, exactly that rhetoric I meant by exploiting ignorant masses. While in reality I use Kerio Firewall from 8 years back and ancient uTorrent 2.0.4 without any issues all these years. Also, never used any antivirus and never had a virus in my life, excluding one case when I downloaded obviously suspicious .exe from anonymous board and ran it myself. lol

Anonymous Sun Jul 20 23:31:54 2014 No.12283499

People have bad experiences with Deluge? My only annoyance with it so far is that opening torrent files with unicode characters has be done by hitting "Add torrent" rather than running it straight from Firefox. Not sure why, but whatever. Everything else about it works fine.

Anonymous Mon Jul 21 00:25:34 2014 No.12283578
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>>12283441
They may have sold out but the thing still works. The ad permissions issue is perhaps worrisome.
One just has to hope the company that owns it now actually looks at who they lease cyber-billboard space to. Some animated billboards are no big thing but anything like a spambot or a credit card harvester sure is a big thing.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 21 00:26:22 2014 No.12283580 >>12283578 >setting for second best

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 21 00:28:51 2014 No.12283583 >>12283193 Obviously the selection/userbase is the biggest draw. Would Share/PD benefit from going through a privacy-oriented VPN? Do those exist in Japan?

Anonymous Mon Jul 21 00:39:44 2014 No.12283593
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>>12283583
Anonymity salesmen are scammers. You're always better off just trusting your isp than you are trusting some "vpn" salesman (who has less traffic and who still gets to see everything you send on their shit, just like your isp).

They didn't think up shit, they didn't invent vpn's, they didn't write the vpn drivers, they're just a gimmicky marketing maneuver looking for people with something to hide.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 21 00:41:33 2014 No.12283594 >>12283327 rtorrent with web interface.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 21 00:45:33 2014 No.12283601 >>12283499 Can't you just save them into a separate directory and set up deluge to auto download everything from that folder?

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 21 00:51:03 2014 No.12283607 >>12283578 >>12283437 >>12283399 If you haven't notice already but uTorrent downloads shit even when you have no trackers inputted.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 21 00:57:43 2014 No.12283613 Why can't japan into /g/? DO they hate computers. freedom, anything software related?

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>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 21 01:02:19 2014 No.12283620 File: 201 KB, 1239x712, 1385654826871.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>12283613 Because erotic games take priority.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 21 01:02:48 2014 No.12283621 >>12283613 japanese go by the "if it ain't broke don't fix it" mentality. just replace "broke" with "japanese" and "fix" with "use"

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 21 01:04:12 2014 No.12283624 >>12283621 XP is not a nipponjin invention dude.

Anonymous Mon Jul 21 01:04:40 2014 No.12283625

I've been to Japan. Wifi is really hard to come by unless it comes with your phone's service, and they usually change an extra fee for it. Almost nowhere has free wifi, and most computers are connected through cable. Most hotels and apartments have cable internet access that connects to an outlet in the wall, and I know that for those, torrents won't work at all unless you are using a VPN.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 21 01:04:49 2014 No.12283626 File: 23 KB, 500x375, 1385791591550.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>12283619 >>12283620

Anonymous Mon Jul 21 01:07:44 2014 No.12283630

>>12283613
Well no, but on casual inspection they do seem to like gadgets (and programs) to be more specific-purpose and less general.

May actually be for the best if over-generalized things like http/browsers continue to hype themselves and hide from any criticism.

Still you could do better than what I've heard about PD, just with any bittorrent/tracker programs and an open-source freebie onion routing scheme.

>>	Reimu Mon Jul 21 01:12:13 2014 No.12283634 File: 69 KB, 921x526, pd.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>12283379 I used it for a few weeks with a maximum of ~40kb/s upload

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 21 01:13:02 2014 No.12283638 >>12283625 It feels like it was just yesterday when Japan had better phones and gadgets than the west. Now they're still using flip phones, shitty webpages, and wired technology.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 21 01:22:22 2014 No.12283645 >>12283499 Deluge has a pretty shitty file picker and the UI generally just looks awful. I tried improving it once but didn't get much help from ricers (not that I needed it), but lost interest partway.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 21 01:22:50 2014 No.12283646 >>12283625 That's because everybody and their dog connects their internet through their phone.

Anonymous Mon Jul 21 01:31:37 2014 No.12283657

>>12283646
"Tethering" eh? That can be expensive, though, right?
Or the lack of wifi might be because they never cleared out most of the frequency channels that wifi uses. You'd have to look it up. There are a lot of countries you can go to where your wireless stuff just can't be counted on to even try to work, even when there's a cell tower right overhead where you're sitting. Reason? They're permanently tuned to the wrong thing and/or use a different scheme to try to connect.

Anonymous Mon Jul 21 01:41:06 2014 No.12283670

I've been using perfect dark and share a fair bit for a couple months, I've even got some good plugins for share

Honestly you may as well just use torrent sites or western sites with large archives unless your looking for obscure j-dramas or something. I started using p2p programs to find some obscure stuff I couldn't get anywhere else, like doujins and whatnot, and I didn't find anything. Almost everything I found was stuff you could have gotten from a western site if you looked hard enough.

Anonymous Mon Jul 21 01:50:05 2014 No.12283675
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>>12283625
Gee. Sounds like the dorm I was in for awhile. Try low numbered ports or the ftp port or some shit like that, not the port 50000+ or whatever your bittorrent program picks by default.

You might be wise to do something to encrypt the shit, though, just don't pay a fortune to pirate or get yourself scammed/blackmailed/whatever over some music, get it from youtube.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 21 01:59:03 2014 No.12283692 >>12283675 >get it from youtube. How pleb can you get?

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 21 02:00:10 2014 No.12283694 >>12283638 Yeah seriously, why is Japan is technologically backwards nowadays. Even their most common form of communication is still fax.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 21 02:01:23 2014 No.12283697 >>12283694 Just the fax, ma'am.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 21 02:03:19 2014 No.12283699 >>12283694 I think computers in general are more expensive over there and everything seems designed to run with phones

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 21 02:08:46 2014 No.12283709 File: 850 KB, 2400x1800, b4aed5c403021df562e7c1a1ccc04363.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>12283699 Of course, that means if you break your phone, you die.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 21 02:55:07 2014 No.12283791 >>12283709 Jesus christ don't bring up mirai nikki

Anonymous Mon Jul 21 06:13:54 2014 No.12284141

>>12283464
>using windows.
I have used Deluge on my Debian and capping at my 18mb/s without a problem, takes just a few seconds to connect fully, unlike utorrent which takes ages for me. I'm not generally speaking about Deluge when I say all of those things, that's what most alternatives can give you, not necessarily Deluge.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 21 06:17:53 2014 No.12284146 >>12283657 I don't know about the prices but I heard you get excellent speed thanks to Japan's sheer density so people do it anyway.

Anonymous Mon Jul 21 10:00:36 2014 No.12284565

>>12283638
There's plenty of sumaho in japan. I personally prefer a lot of the "shittier" web pages because they're simple and direct. If you look at commercial japanese webpages, they're just as complex as the ones here. Wired technology is never always inferior to wireless.

I'll take my certification as Defender of Dai Nippon now please, thank you.

>>	Anonymous Tue Jul 22 07:45:41 2014 No.12287240 bump

Anonymous Wed Jul 23 03:25:42 2014 No.12289873
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I'm also still sticking to an earlier version of µTorrent. I tried Deluge a year ago or so, but it would randomly crash whenever it tried to download something off an RSS feed. And the UI felt clunky. What a piece of shit.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 23 04:11:45 2014 No.12289946 >>12283445 lel

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