Ah, that's what you meant, misinterpretation. I definitely see signs this is the calm before the storm, bad things are starting to happen with less time between them.
I think we all started out playing for the sex, to be honest. I started at the very first release, when the game had not proven itself in its story, but it only took seven builds to win me over to playing for the story.
but I was downloading solo and I chose a random VN because I was excited and cant wait to play solo i wanted to kill time with a VN. and as a result i bought solo 7 8 days ago and I started playing the solo only now.this game was that good xD Im in love with yumi and Maya. i love their cute moments
The version here is just the full version, I believe.
If you are referring to the "part" thing, that's just Selebus splitting a single monthly download into two biweekly downloads. Every 1st and 15th of the month gets an update instead of only one day a month unless there is something huge going into an update that is better served in one large update or Selebus has something happen to make him miss out on a release.
For some reason, I once again feel like I've been missing out on something because of my lack of attention to patron perks. I never knew there was an update only download. This is getting to be like the request sharing channel on Discord all over again, where I didn't know because I hadn't asked for access since I didn't want to take away any time for Selebus to grant it manually due to being a SubscribeStar subscriber and not a Patreon patron. That's one of the advantages of Patreon, it is already set up to interact with things like Discord automatically whereas SubscribeStar can't yet do that.
As I said: NoPy had an awful transfer rate for me, and not only me but also for several people I seen on this forum too, wasn't able to resume downloads properly by itself (very annoying with a huge download through browser's download and a low speed), and Mega's data limit was and still is a joke to bypass...
That's not a NOPY problem, that's a user problem. Not that you or anyone else having problems were doing anything wrong, just that there were issues and it sounds like the connection just wasn't completely stable and at top quality at the time, which is a possible issue on literally any site or torrent. There is that pesky issue on Drive with the download getting locked down entirely if the link gets overused, but that isn't nearly as bad as waiting several hours for MEGA to reset my quota.
That was however a NoPy problem... My connection is out of any possible flaw, including when downloading across oceans: I have correct speed everywhere, BUT with some companies/providers - like NoPy. I'm not living in a technologically underdevelopped country or town, I have a fully wired gigabit network at home (shielded), a gigabit optical fiber landline, and absolutely NO jitter in my connection. The bottleneck was at NoPy's level.
You can't know that for sure because it could be any point in the connection, of which there are multiple, some of which are not readily accessible to someone who is only using the site. In fact, it is specifically because NOPY seems to be your only problem site that I am suggesting there was an issue while you actively had a NOPY download going. If it had been NOPY's problem, there would be nobody having good speeds, but I never had a problem with them and they were my go to site on here for anything over the MEGA free limit and often my first choice even when I could fit the download into a single MEGA download.
Despite certain events still showcasing his asshole-iness, there have been more instances of Sensei actually giving a damn about the girls and the things they are going through and has mentioned a couple of times that situations that would normally arouse him aren't as enticing due the circumstances surrounding them.
maya resetting ? which event ? i was very sleepy in last events so i might missing that or forgot .she lost her memories about last maya events ?
The answer is "shitty content delivery network (CDN) and/or shitty load-balancing algorithm and/or shitty cache/reverse proxy".
I mean, for example, that Drive seems to be unable to process an AV scan on anything but VERY small files (200 MB seems already too much), and it's not very fast too - rarely above 30 MB/s... Also, I don't like Google, at all.
False.
I was speaking about putting back the Mega's quota within the discussion, not replying in itself - on the contrary, I appreciate a reply, and not one the next semester, and it would be difficult to scare me with a wall of text...
But if you hadn't read my post, the one I linked just above, then it makes sense to speak about it again... As I said, breaking this limit is a pure joke.Indeed, all it takes is a minor breeze to bring a house of cards tumbling to the ground. One wrong move could prove disastrous.
Again, you can't know that for sure without actually working on NOPY itself. Also, again, those kinds of issues would not just affect you and a few others, there would literally have been nobody with good speeds using NOPY.The answer is "shitty content delivery network (CDN) and/or shitty load-balancing algorithm and/or shitty cache/reverse proxy".
And Occam's razor.
If ONE service is bad, while ALL others are fine all around the world, then this ONE server is the culprit. Period. All things considered, AnonFiles is "correct": the bandwidth limit is consistent, simply I'm not satisfied with it and it's unusable for very big files. NoPy was a rollercoaster with a way too low maximum - unconsistent, therefore not suitable for my needs.
Maybe it was sending the connection through a shitty path, but it was THEIR responsability to correctly route the transfer to a reliable node-chain and not use the cheapest one. Same difference between flying with a normal airline company and a charter with last minute tickets: the first is a direct link with free food and drink, the second takes you through Mexico City to go from New York to Washington (with six hour stopover) and a bottle of warm water is sold 10$ on board.
Maybe their cache handling on local nodes was shitty.
Maybe it was linked to time zone/local time when downloading.
Anyway, I don't care: every other CDN/clouds I use offers a proper load-balancing and decent speed. But NoPy, and obviously extremely cheap services like AnonFiles.
I mean, for example, that Drive seems to be unable to process an AV scan on anything but VERY small files (200 MB seems already too much), and it's not very fast too - rarely above 30 MB/s... Also, I don't like Google, at all.
False.
Mega is a cloud/host provider, with ALSO a web interface. Once synched through the client, you use it like any cloud-connected folder - the same way I use my Amazon, Autodesk, Microsoft, NordLocker or Apple clouds. You drop a file inside, it goes to the cloud, and when a file is dropped directly to the cloud, you'll get it on your disk after the time needed to transfer it.
Successfully got above ONE HUNDRED GB in a row from F95, several times, to ensures you that:
See my post for details to bypass Mega's quota easily.
- Quota limit, server-side, isn't account-based, but only IP-based, and it seems that it doesn't mind/check about proxies/VPN. That's stupid - I would be fired for such a huge mistake - but it's how it works anyway. I use only ONE FREE Mega account. I suspect that their business model is mostly based only on professional subscriptions, so they don't care a lot about individuals who get through limits... Others companies (Microsoft, Adobe and Autodesk mostly, but also Qt) rely on the same model and don't "chase" individuals for piracy because once they're used to the product, they push it where they work and then money flows...
- Quota is "account-based" (in fact, "client instance-based"), client-side, ONLY if you forgot to CLOSE the client before switching your public IP address - otherwise, it do not "forgets" that the quota was reached. I mean close fully the client program, with right-click and "Exit" on the icon, not simply reducing it in tray bar. To be clear, it's like that the quota limit is enforced mostly on client-side and not on server-side...
- You can choose to download through client instead of browser - the choice is given for EACH download. You can also import it in your cloud, but it isn't usually a wise thing to do but with huge folders with a LOT of files.
- Client can enqueue downloads and resume them properly, even if closed.
- Client is WAY faster than browser, since within browser, it downloads to RAM before saving - therefore, if you don't have a HUGE amount of free memory, a big download can fail while it never fails through client - if it does fail, it resumes automatically anyway. This "download memory" seems also to not be swappable (maybe a Firefox issue?), so if other programs don't swap themselves, you'll fail to download a big file once your RAM is full. Client download directly to disk.
- I've set the client to use up to 6 simultaneous connections for the same file - my landline could handle that easily - without any limit and also without using HTTP. However, the download queue is processed one file at a time, you cannot use the multiple connections to get several files at the same time.
- I'm here on F95 since mid-2019, I use Mega from the beginning, and I tricked its quota since few days after I start using it. I'm still not banned from Mega. I used their web interface maybe... four or five times? since I registered my Mega account: I rely only on the client. I used it mostly for initial settings, and to get the upscaled videos for "Treasure of Nadia" - that's "just" a 16 GB download, done with 4 tricks to get everything synched to my hard drive - done at 80 MB/s, and 10 minutes grand total because I didn't switched the VPN immediately after limit was reached, due to my other activities on the computer. Synchronization is usually even faster than "regular" downloads, if you have enough cloud space to store it (20 GB with free accounts). And I'm still not banned, BTW, despite I just did it moments ago...
I was speaking about putting back the Mega's quota within the discussion, not replying in itself - on the contrary, I appreciate a reply, and not one the next semester, and it would be difficult to scare me with a wall of text...
We could also talk about everyone's favorite topic: Piracy.
If I read what he said correctly, he's saying it as an hypothesis of what could happen in the future, not something that has happened.
No, it was thrown out as a theoretical, not something that has actually happened yet.
Oh no, not the dreaded P word again.
