/abdl/ - Adult Baby - Diaper Lover

How do you use a torrent

>>104723

Copy and paste these addresses as magnet links on your client of choice

>>104723

I am sorry but you are too young to be on this site.

nah

I'm 22 but not a tech guy

>>104723

Kek

>>104723

get out underage

>>104733

“Get out underage”

>it’s a diaper chat room

>>104635

Got any 2020-2021 TCP art torrent?

I feel like a tard for having to ask, but what media player reads .flv files? I only get error messages when trying to open them. Do I need to convert them to mp4's?

>>104879

VLC has always worked for me

>>104880

Tried VLC and it worked like a charm. Thanks!

>>104728

>>104723

Fucking zoomers and their streaming services. Never had to download something from p2p.

I'm feeling nice so I will explain this shit as fast and accurately as possible.

torrents are a p2p format that allow users to upload something so other people can download it by using the magnet link or the torrent file that correspond to that particular files. as long as there's at least 1 person uploading a torrent then everyone with the link will be able to download it, and the more people upload it the faster it can be downloaded. uploaders are known as seeders, and downloaders are known as feeders, which is why people want torrents with lots of seeds because it's faster.

If you want to download a torrent via magnet link then you will need first and foremost a torrent client, which is the program that will handle the downloading process and interpreting magnet links or torrent files. there's a lot of clients out there, but personally I prefer deluge because it's not a bloated mess and it works. I'm sure other anons will have strong opinions about this though.

https://deluge-torrent.org/

Just go to download, pick your OS and download the program.

Once you have the client installed your computor machine will be able to interpret magnet links and torrent files. For magnet links just copy the link and past it in your browser. This will prompt a message in your browser about the nature of the link and if you want to use the torrent client to run it, which of course you want. After that the client will ask you where you want to put the files you're downloading and that sort of things and then a name will appear inside the client alongside the size of the file (or files) you're downloading and a progress bar. Now you just need to wait until the file(s) have been downloaded and you're done, now you can touch yourself while fantasizing about getting diapered and babied by a strict but caring mommy with huge tiddies.

As a side note, and almost as an historical record, in the good old days nobody used magnet files. There were this things called "torrent files". A torrent file was something like a magnet file, but instead of just copy and pasting it in your browser, you had to download a small file that contained all the information of a magnet file. Still, you can find some sites that still use torrent files, but it has become a standard to just use magnets because is easier and far more practical.

>>104889

>torrents are a p2p format. p2p (which means "peer to peer") is, to put it bluntly, a way of sharing information in the web, in a way that allows users to upload something so other people can download it. In the case of torrents, this is done via torrent files or magnet links

FTFM.

>>105336

Unfortunately it was removed…

Didn't manage to get it, but it looks amazing

>>105336

Would/could you make this into a magnet link my man? No way to take those down really and it would be deeply appreciated.

>>105436

Absolutely, thank you for the suggestion.

magnet:?xt=urn:btih:74a1a32629a630dd17e1d39cb5e67db79e018fd6&dn=ABDL+Content+Collection

Thanks to >>105843 for this one

magnet:?xt=urn:btih:e3ad6de9ad66c90522f5bdc706a4875cdbbc11c9&dn=DollXHunter

How bout some new Cushy pen content huh ;)

>>105451

Any chance people that have all this can seed more? A few torrents in this pack with 0 availability.