The problem with Torrents and Downloading Copywritten materials Online

I am sure everyone has downloaded something that wasn't 100% free online, perhaps a copy of microsoft office or virtual Studio or maybe a few terra quads of mp3's and movies. I am sure everyone does this, but like anything " Illegal " I am sure its tracked and here's the problem with many of these trackers. Lets say your searching for some really rare copy of a video or mp3 online and you now have 7539 people in your swarm (Maximum is about 9000 I think) Seems its all the same people with a few extremely large data clusters.

Since you are the only one online looking for this file the swarm continues to hit and hammer your ip for tracker updates for hours and hours even after you have closed your torrent program. That's the problem with these trackers for torrents their recording all your downloading habbits and files and storing them somewhere and to do this their willing to host terra bytes of information in order to do it. Its funny no matter what it is your looking for the same ips seem to come up all the time. These ips usually go to large data clusters which have parts or the whole file your looking for and trackers update every 30 minutes minimum.

In a way it can be annoying as once a swarm has you it will continue to pound your ip over and over again with a packet or two you found hours ago but couldn't download for whatever reason only to log your ip and hammer you for hours till your program says " OK " I got that packet fuck off now.

I guess their is a problem to this when you have multiple ips routed through your modem since its going to hunt down your connection regardless if your on a " Spin Box " even. They know who you are what your downloading and sometimes this technology is helpful but when trying to shield your data cluster from sharing on the next " clean " ip it becomes impossible to escape the biggest loop known to man kind if you failed a download.

Iran can't serve the world's vista downloads alone from dial up but the ancient computer systems will ping you for hours trying to get that first and last 400 kilo bytes they guarantee they have in some hole in the dirt millions of miles away.