I just added a feature to this site which allows you to rate the posts and see what others have voted. This feature is only available in “regular” browsers with javascript enabled. It’s not available in for example the PS3 and PSP browsers.

Let me know what you think by rating this post I haven’t decided whether or not to keep it yet.

I’ve now activated the new download server and all (large) files are now downloaded from there. All files that have ever been a direct download on this site should be available there now, with the exception of old videos that have been replaced with better quality versions. […] there’s more! »

I’m moving in a few weeks and this will cause me to change ISP. My new ISP will not have a file area like my current one, so I’ll need to buy some file space for the downloads. I’m currently looking into different services, and I was hoping you could help me out by trying one of the download links below […] there’s more! »

I haven’t posted torrents in a while, but I decided to implement a simple health meter […] there’s more! »

I noticed that my mirror download server had some technical problems today. Because of this you may have seen a “Removed” message when you tried downloading files hosted there. The server seems to be up and running again, and I’ve updated the script to show you an error message instead of “Removed” when the server is down. It also informs me that the server is down, so that I can contact my ISP.

If you’ve experienced any problems recently, try the download again.

Just a short note to tell you that I fixed (most of) the layout in IE6, which was hopelessly broken. […] there’s more! »

I just added a feature that shows how many seeders and downloaders there are on a torrent directly in the post without having to click the status link. I’ve been meaning to make this feature for a long time, I just haven’t gotten around to it.

It looks like this:

status <- you should see the current number of seeders and dowloaders next to "status" (if you have an AJAX compatible browser, e.g. Firefox, IE7 or Chrome).

When this post was written it looked like this:

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I suddenly felt a little inspired, so I spruced up the site a little. I’ve been meaning to make a new theme for… 3 years or something. Since I haven’t had any inspiration I decided that I would modify my current theme little by little until it is a new theme

There are only small changes […] there’s more! »

Just a quick post to tell you that I’ve added some graphs to give a better overview of the torrents on this site. On each torrent info page there’s now a graph showing the activity of that torrent during the last seven days. It also shows the tracker status history, like this:

This should make it clear how often the torrents are seeded. I’ve also added a feature that shows the files that are in the torrent (only works for the recent torrents). The torrent info page still looks like crap, but I’ll make it nicer when I have the time.

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I’ve added a feature to the site that allows the visitors who use the browser in the PlayStation Portable to save the videos and thumbnails without %20 and similar in the file name (that the PSP browser refuses to decode for some reason). It’s not that difficult to implement, I know, but I wanted to find a way of doing it without using PHP to serve the file. Since I haven’t found any other way, I’m now using PHP for serving locally hosted files.

Now, the only thing you have to do to save the file is click the download link and then click the thumbnail link and choosing “/VIDEO” as the save folder, as illustrated below.

The example is from this post.

Let me know if you have any problems downloading with the PSP. The new links should also work in Internet Explorer 7.