Try BillionUploads under EmbedUpload - it started working for most files - it has file streaming capabilities too (if you're using that method), also UploadHero under Jheberg as well (they don't seem to supply the stream right away, it might be a while before you can).
Comment in Feedback 18/06/2013 11:19 — A_Registered_Trademark
I'm sure many of us understand the situation. It's not hard to guess the specific direction it took. Sorry for all the trouble.
Long time users should know by now: if admin does something, it needs to be done.
P.S. Those who help in comments -may I suggest follow admin's lead and refer to that feedback link or leave it alone for now. Leave it alone is probably the better option.
Dropbox was removed because it would usually break and was a bit annoying to maintain. I suspect Google Drive won't be feasible because of limited space per account, and I don't think there's any way to automate account creation.
I've added a list of filtered stuff here: https://animetosho.org/about/filtseries Unfortunately there are sometimes people in higher positions of power whom have certain influential power...
Comment in Feedback 17/06/2013 12:35 — Anonymous: "reachupwards"
Thousand thanks for this mirror!
I wish I had discovered it earlier, when I was living in a dorm where bittorrent was banned.
Either way, it is still so helpful to download animes licensed in my country or not seeded anymore which I couldn't find on IRC or only with very slow download rates.
But the best feature is definitely the Subtitles download.
Thank you so much again for creating this wonderful resource! If you ever need donations for your bandwidth, just let us know :-).
I might try MirrorUpload at some point - thanks for the tip. MirrorCreator, at least used to, have limits on the amount you could upload and would ban you if you exceeded them. I don't know whether they still do it as that was around two years ago.
I'm taking a look into methods of adding more hosts without really impacting the server's bandwidth usage, but thanks to Tibb for providing the uploads.
I don't believe it has (but then again I could be wrong) I know flameupload (which looks like it's no more) exoshare has been used I don't know if mirrorcreator has been used or not here.
I could be faster if I was uploading to less hosts :P
Anyways, megafiles.se recently introduced a torrent leech capability, so if I am seemingly absent you can always try that. EDIT: Looking at the time of your posts, I am sleeping during that period, so that doesn't help either.
Comment in Feedback 15/06/2013 14:23 — Anonymous: "Anonymous Leecher"
mmm, did you guys noticed that jheberg drop down menu doesn' report 1ficher link, but that if you go to the jheberg page the 1ficher link is there and works?
I can't think of many ways to change the interface,but maybe some small clickable icons next to the highlighted text would work .Either way i am interested to see how you change the interface and hope to see it soon.It is good to see you are always looking to improve the sites features and layout.
Y U No choose fileswap as one of your mirror hosting? I know there is a fileswap option on mirrorstack, but it's always got striked with a red line (I don't know what it means).
Generally unpopular comments is something that's generally to be expected on most websites that accept open comments. I hoped that people would just get over them and move on most of the time, but as this is something that seems to come up every now and then, perhaps I could look into other strategies to deal with them.
Probably some sort of comment voting system that most other places seem to use. I'm unsure of the democratic approach, but probably follows some utilitarian model.
Does it not work for you? TokyoTosho through https seems to work for me... Anyone else have any issues?
Comment in Feedback 13/06/2013 09:56 — Anonymous: "Anonymous1"
Okay, if that's how you interpreted as. To clarify what I was saying, it would be too much work for admin to do, which he most likely expects everybody to act in a ethical manner. However, as there are people who knows how to act accordingly, there will always be people who don't. This brings me to use what A_Registered_Trademark used, "the Internet is the playground," because this is how people see it. If this were the real world of society, majority wouldn't be saying the things they say on the internet towards somebody face-to-face. If you're going to bring the argument of who's tracking us because of that sentence, then you're missing the point of it.
For the one at fault for these petty arguments, it's both parties. The accuser because of their incompetence in not knowing things, and the accused for getting sucked in which starts it. Sure, I understand you want to respond back because you're being called out by someone with a word that you don't take a liking to, but it takes a bigger person to ignore it. That or you just want to increase your e-peen.
Anonymous1,i believe what you want is (but may be wrong due to your English/Punctuation) - [1] No censoring or moderation for idiotic, foul-mouthed,or abusive users. [2] Anything goes comments whether they are credible, or just from a scorned release group looking to act like they're a victim of fraud because they can't take a negative comment.[3]It looks like it is not a popular idea to censor stuff & the user-base do not want it .TL DR;Expect more classic swearing and petty arguments:)
Disregard the last point in the last sentence since that has nothing to do with what I typed.
Comment in Feedback 12/06/2013 10:52 — Anonymous: "Anonymous1"
Punctuation needs fixing.
Disregarding the government, ISP, et cetera, what you want is censorship of vulgar language on this site. The reason it's a bad idea is just as admin said; you can easily discern what is said against you and you'll still get upset, and there are ways to bypass that filter. Another point, if I'm reading it correctly, is you want blocking on certain IPs from commenting if they've made such comments before. That itself is a bad because that would be too much work for admin, people can easily get past that by changing their IP, and it prevents anons with helpful comments from commenting because they don't want to register.
I use turbobit with premium, the fastest for me and it doesn't change the file-name so it's really respectful :) even though I have some other premiums like netload, rapidgator, and many not here, still I'll go with Turbobit.
Edit: I noticed that Turbobit doesn't last so long, and sharebeast looks so fast without an account, it's a good one :)
A_Registered_Trademark,the problem with your post is that you come across as condescending, childish and rude.Saying someone should become normal, make personal growth,and is VERY WEIRD makes you sound like you think that person is beneath you and they are in the wrong for not wanting to be accused of something they haven't done (or 'defamed',whatever that is meant to imply?!) or adding a simple idea/opinion(that is what the feedback page is for).It is not the place that is offensive but the way certain members like you act with little tact or manners while speaking to others.
It seems you are very misguided and should concentrate your efforts on becoming less obtuse towards the internet and society in general because your 'playground' is censored ,restricted ,tracked and logged on a daily basis by numerous company's such as your ISP and the government [very real personal info] while you are acting ignorant towards it .Try reading the news headlines,such as http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-18434112.
19/06/2013 00:33 — aniluv