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Torrents are commonly used for file sharing, but could they be used in a following scenario: Person A has a client installed and has registered on a network. Person A requires a specific service (i.e. a freelance ghostwriter) Persons B, C, D, and E are all registered on the network as ghostwriters through individual identifiers. When Person A executes a query, he gets a list with Persons B, C, D, and E. Person A than selects a single user from the list by clicking on the link. The query returns Person B's portfolio and reviews with the link to engage in a direct communication via an IRC-type of software. You can guess where I'm going with this. I'm wondering if such a system could be coded and how secure would it be via HTTPS (without VPN) because I'm certain that the additional step of creating a VPN would be a drag and ultimate deterrence. The point is to eliminate a middleman using a no-fuss system for less technically literate users. Hence, the torrent tracker. Thanks!
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Hi everyone, I'm really interested in HBO's decision to force Australians to buy a Foxtel subscription if they want to watch Game of Thrones. I'm doing my Master of Economics (and I'm a Game of Thrones fan) and I thought I'd like to base a project on comparing download data from different countries, and comparing it with the cost and availability of the show. I need some advice on getting some solid download statistics. I know I can find some stats retrospectively through trackers, but ideally I'd like episode by episode download data. I'd be super grateful for any advice. Susan
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Is there any way to look at a data base that will tell you how much has been uploaded on each file? The question I would ask would be. "Which files are getting uploaded a lot and which files are uploading a little?"