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@TomasGlgg @cathalgarvey Torrents are decentralized. If everyone distributes content and it cannot be traced and blocked (as in Url-seeds), that would mean complete anonymity for the source? Otherwise, if you...

@Alexey104 To prove that you are right, you can take two programs: Libretorrent (2.0.4 libtorrent) and Media Library (1.2.13 libtorrent). Install it on one Android device and enable video recording....

@allanlaal @cocokola And guys, there are so many of you and you're all programmers. Why haven't you developed at least some swarm-merging hack together? Arvin is not the only one...

@cocokola What? You're the author of this [issue](https://github.com/arvidn/libtorrent/issues/4936). You're the first one who needs it. So you write the code. It's all free.

@cocokola Maybe you're not a real programmer. Unfortunately, there are now a lot of people who even work as programmers and have a degree in programming, but do not know...

@arvidn Just turn that bot off. He' s shutting down problems that need to be solved.

@arvidn This is a question about mutable torrents. I have hashes of pieces and files. They match both torrents. I even added a similar hash (new torrent file hash) to...

@arvidn > I was going to ask you that. Do you have any peers? 1) Probably not. Are the peers computers with the same hash I'm looking for? 2) Or...

@arvidn Okay. I got it. Why aren't similar hashes used to find pieces of files? It's an obvious feature and should be easy to add to the library functionality.

@arvidn Why aren't similar hashes used to search for file pieces in DHT and trackers?