Seems to be doing a good job. Around 3TB transferred over the last 50+ days. I’m happy that I don’t have a metered connection.

I run an I2P instance and I’m starting to look at Plex. I wonder if those can be combined.

No, not system wide by default. Change your browser proxy to localhost:4444 and you should be able to reach i2p-sites like http://planet.i2p or the bittorrent tracker (linked in the I2P sub). Changing that will make use of the outproxies so it’ll kind of work like TOR.

Not sure I understood the question.

Yes, but the installation is pretty straightforward.

I don’t use qbittorent I’m afraid, but someone created a tutorial for it if you know how to download from a torrent hash it’s here: Torrent hash = 3F1D51095F9B116739172C1BCED149ACF2B10692

If not then there’s a built in torrent client called I2PSnark in the java version. It’s rather basic but it’ll get the job done.

What makes it different is that I2P uses something called garlic routing to anonymize you and everyone participating in the swarm. So nobody can tell what you’re downloading, except those in the same swarm, but they can’t tell who you are because your id in the swarm isn’t connected to your IP-address.

Other than that it’s pretty much normal torrenting. Many clients such as BiglyBT already support I2P.

Perhaps today is the day?

“Public Service Announcement”, sorry, I thought that was a common shorthand.

Is there some way to stop Lemmy from refreshing under my nose. I’m trying to click a link, or read one and it just scrolls away.

With all this fame I can probably quit my job and become a full time influencer.