Since OP mentoned SoulSeek, they may want to consider putting each download in a directory under the username they got it from and keeping their directory structure. Sort of like a URL.

The answer is literally in your screenshot.

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Stop trying to turn laptops into tablets

.mentally ill

Oh you don’t have to apologize.

I’ve never seen that before. Interesting.

I’m aware. The hash is usually hexadecimal.

What is that hash it looks like an onion v3

Ask YOUR MOM

/j

Strictly, yes.

Its identical ish to what you’d do if you host a website. You can also do that and just try downloading a large file from it (still while outside your network)

I am a Unix person I just get it from my distro:s package repository. I don’t know if that URL is the correct address.

The steps are (simplified):

1. Get a server on your home IP (your seedbox will do) and a computer on the outside (you may prefer try a VPN) to stress test your connection.
2. Open a port to the machine at your house. Run iperf3 server on that port on that machine.
3. Connect to that machine from the one outside your home via a command which runs a speed test.
4. See results.

This specifically speedtests incoming connections to your IP address. Regular speedtests like fast.com, etc. Test outgoing. With the way TCP/IP works, your ISP can easily differentiate the two.

How did you do the speed test? You need to have an open port on your side and another IP address outside your network.

What the fuck?

Maybe they meter incoming speed? Try running a speedtest using a web server or iperf3 or something.

Are you sure nothing else is changing? How long did you do these tests for?

Yes I’d love to use desktop mode with an obnoxious hole in my screen.

I don’t know maybe 2023?

And the account had to have a Plex pass at the time.

Only old accounts are grandfathered into this for sharing libraries to other plex accounts.

Apparently this extended trial is 3 months. I would have thought that it was just the terminology they needed to use to get it to work with the mobile platforms. This is a really shitty thing to do.