Are there any ways to bypass the download speed limit and number of downloads from file-sharing sites like Uploaded, Rapidgator, etc.?
I’m still trying to figure out other websites, but I assume they have a similar system.
This is a screenshot of the console when I inspect a download button on “DepositFiles”. The “normal download” (the one that is so slow it drives you insane) button is below and not highlighted. The one I highlighted is the actual speed download, you know, not 50KB/s (or less). I changed the value on “style” from “none” to “show”, and it shows a new download button above the old one. When clicked, it downloads the file at its true speed.
I can only assume that other websites have a similar option for a “fast download” when you pay. Just find a “fast download” somewhere in the source code and tinker around with it.
Are there any ways to bypass the download speed limit and number of downloads from file-sharing sites like Uploaded, Rapidgator, etc.?
Yes, although their legality is of question.
There are two types of bypasses:
Premium Links or unthrottled links:
These can be found by searching “premium link generator insert-service-provider-name-here”. These are essentially links generated by premium accounts API.
Leeched or proxied contents:
This happens when some sites leech or download the files to their server and let you download from their servers instead. Again, these websites can be found by searching “leecher insert-service-provider-name-here.”
Are there any ways to bypass the download speed limit and number of downloads from file-sharing sites like Uploaded, Rapidgator, etc.?
Yes. But not all of them may be legal, and none of them are compliant with the TOS (terms of service) of most sites — so, caveat emptor.
BTW: to the responder who changed the display style of the “full speed download” button… that is an exceptionally poorly designed throttler. I would wager most site designers are not that incompetent; any security specialist knows that you don’t put policy decisions in the hands of the user agent (or its associated human).
Cbox(es) are legal, preferred and free modes to download any file stored on file-sharing websites that limit or prohibit downloading from their servers. Search for Cbox (or depositfile box, and likewise). The only drawback is that you have to face too many ads, but it can be bypassed by paying a small fee (if you are a frequent downloader).
How can I bypass completing the offers before downloading a file on some sites?
Don’t even try to bypass these shitty things.
In some cases, it’s possible, but for the most part, you are going to be doomed.
These all are to earn money from ads and introduce your system to the hackers’ world (in layperson language).
Does it help to increase the download speed if the uploading speed is unlimited?
Practically not.
Most inbound communication (download) is performed over the TCP/IP protocol. The data traffic of the inbound direction (what you download) is not continuous but rather composed of data packets of limited size, and for the TCP/IP protocol, it also includes the response of a receiver that acknowledges the retrieval of a data packet (a.k.a., ACK).
So once every few incoming data packets of the downloaded content, the receiver (you) would send back a packet that uses the “upload” direction.
So, the upload direction of your Internet link is used even when you download, but the size of the ACK packets and their frequency are low (only a few tens of bytes once every few incoming data packets).
Increasing the upload speed does not affect the download speed.
Why do torrents both download and upload when we need to download a file? What is the use of the upload function 2024?
I think these two images perfectly demonstrate the principle:
Torrent downloading is p2p (peer-to-peer)
So, user A uploads the torrent to a torrent site.
Then, user B really wants to have this torrent, so he starts downloading from user user A.
Then, user C also wants to have this torrent, so now he can download from both users A and B.
User B’s download is still not complete, and user C has downloaded a piece of data that B doesn’t have yet; B can now also download from User C.
This is why your torrent is also uploading. Otherwise, this system won’t work
Why do torrents both download and upload when we need to download a file? What is the use of the upload function?
It’s the whole point of BitTorrent.
The idea is that while you’re downloading a file, you’re also helping to upload it to others who need it. And they’re doing the same for you.
So, unlike downloading from a single central server, which will get more and more taxed as more people simultaneously use it (especially as it reaches the limits of its available bandwidth), with BitTorrent, every person who joins the swarm makes more bandwidth available.
So that’s why. It’s a core feature of BitTorrent and is one of the reasons it can be so fast.
Why do torrents both download and upload when we need to download a file? What is the use of the upload function 2024?
Torrents use peer-to-peer connections for their sustenance.
Everybody who downloads is intended to contribute to others attempting to download the same file. It removes the burden of hosting the file in just a single location by distributing the load across a wide variety of people. The file originates from a single source (generally), who initially bears the full load of people interested in it, but as more and more people get more and more of the file downloaded, the ‘required’ load from any one source to provide a stable download for any new user(s) is reduced. I believe the protocol used to transfer has a way to somewhat ‘punish’ the weaker links in the upload cycle by restricting that user’s download potential, but don’t quote me on that – I’d recommend researching to be sure.
Some companies are moving to use a peer-to-peer style system to reduce loads on their servers (Blizzard Entertainment does this in some cases, when allowed by the user, to distribute patch data for games). The files are always verified for authenticity and integrity in a way that making any alteration to any singular bit of data should fail to allow that to be uploaded to other users (but again, I’m not 100% sure on this part or how it happens (probably some mathematically proven checksum)).
How do I upload and download files on Hightail?
Method 1 of 2:Uploading Files
1. Visit Hightail.
Open another web browser window or tab on your computer, and visit the Hightail website.
2. Log into your account.
Click the “Log In” link on the header of the page. Enter your username and password in the fields that will appear, then click the “Log In” button.
Upon logging in, you will be brought to your dashboard with an overview of all your recent file activities.
3. Click “My files” from the header menu bar.
You will be brought to your main file directory on Hightail.
4. Go to the destination folder.
Click on the folders and subfolders until you reach the folder where you want to upload the files.
If you need to, you can create a new folder where to put the files you’re going to upload. Click the “New folder” button right beside the “Upload” button, and an empty folder will be created, which you should name right away.
Click the “Upload” button found in the upper right corner of your file directory. A window will appear with your local computer’s file directory.
6. Select files.
Click the files you want to upload from your computer. You can select more than one.
7. Upload files.
The selected files will be uploaded right away. You will see a status window while the upload is in progress. Once done, the status window will disappear, and you can see your files available online on Hightail.
Method 2 of 2:Downloading a File
1. Visit Hightail.
Open another web browser window or tab on your computer, and visit the Hightail website.
2. Log into your account.
Click the “Log In” link on the header of the page. Enter your username and password in the fields that will appear, then click the “Log In” button.
Upon logging in, you will be brought to your dashboard with an overview of all your recent file activities.
3. Click “My files” from the header menu bar.
You will be brought to your main file directory on Hightail.
4. Navigate to the folder that contains the file to download.
The main file directory contains all your files and folders on Hightail. Navigate to the folder that contains the file you want to download by clicking on the folders until you get there.
5. Tick the checkbox in front of the file you want to download.
It will be highlighted, and a header toolbar will appear.
6. Click the “Download” button on the header toolbar.
The selected file will be downloaded to your computer to your default Downloads folder.
Is downloading multiple files faster than downloading one file at a time 2024?
Imagine you are strong enough to pull a chariot with one hand, either left or right. You decide to pull a chariot. You pull one chariot with your left hand, and on noticing another chariot, you give it a try.
If you use both hands for a single chariot, it will get in less time. You can return and pull the next.
If you still want to pull both together, make sure that there is enough space between the chariots. This means you must have good BANDWIDTH for pulling them together, or they will clash and slow down….
Is downloading multiple files faster than downloading one file at a time?
It depends on your internet speed, but in case you have 1 Mbps speed and you are downloading 5 files of 20 MB, then your speed will split into 5 parts. For these 5 files, your speed will go down, but if you download 1 file of 20MB, then it will be downloaded fast.
Is downloading multiple files faster than downloading one file at a time 2024?
It depends on your capacity; I have a 100-megabytes per-second connection. But I seldom get a download at more than 30 megabytes per second.
It helps when I’m doing multiple things at the same time.
It’s worthwhile to download multiple files.
While they won’t each Download at 30 Mb, they will be faster than doing them one at a time.
Why uploading speed is less than downloading speed?
It’s not!
Well, not necessarily, at least. Upload and download speeds are contractualized parts of an Internet connection. They are defined according to your needs and budget.
Since the vast majority of home users use the Internet to download content (see video, pages and stuff) and not so much for sending content to the Internet, home connections are designed to address that. They don’t need to have a symmetrical upload because you wouldn’t need it.
If you happen to do so, opt for the right business connection. Some might offer greater upload than Download.
Are there any ways to bypass the download speed limit and number of downloads from file-sharing sites like Uploaded, Rapidgator, etc. 2024?
Why uploading speed is less than downloading speed?
While uploading, you are only involved. While downloading, their server has to serve many people like you and me. That is the reason.
Why uploading speed is less than downloading speed?
Since most users spend much more time downloading (which includes viewing web pages or multimedia files) than they do uploading, high-speed internet providers have designed their systems to give priority to downloading. If your upload speed appears to be slower than your download speed, this is likely expected.
How do I improve my download speed 2024?
You should have done some research before posting this question.
FYI -Download and Upload speeds are limited by your Internet Service Provider (ISP) based upon your Internet plan. You can’t increase it beyond the limit.
- You’re using peer to peer torrent client ( as seen in the screenshot), which works differently than the rather usual client/server network. The download speed totally depends on the number of seeds available. But the upload speed depends on the speed that your ISP provides you and the number of leechers downloading the same torrent file as yours.
- In most cases, the upload and download speeds are independent of each other. Decreasing or increasing one will not affect the other.
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- So, to improve over the current speed, I suggest you download a legit torrent that has a healthy number of seeders so you can get the maximum speed that your ISP provides you. || Download from a high-speed server such as Google, Dropbox, P-Cloud, FileHostGuru etc.
PS: Never stop seeding the torrents; it helps people and doesn’t affect your download bandwidth!
Are there any ways to bypass the download speed limit and number of downloads from file-sharing sites like Uploaded, Rapidgator, etc. 2024?
Whose speed is fast downloading or uploading?
- Downloading speed is intentionally kept greater than uploading because most high-speed Internet connections, including cable modems and DSL, are asymmetric — they are designed to provide much better speed for downloading than uploading.
- Since most users spend much more time downloading (which includes viewing web pages or multimedia files) than they do uploading, high-speed Internet providers have designed their systems to give priority to downloading. If your upload speed appears to be slower than your download speed, this is likely expected.
Are there any ways to bypass the download speed limit and number of downloads from file-sharing sites like Uploaded, Rapidgator, etc. 2024?
Why is the upload speed slower than the download speed 2024?
This is only generally true for home broadband. Business internet is usually symmetrical, i.e., with the same bandwidth for upload and Download. So, this is not inherent in internet connections.
For home broadband, in the vast majority of cases, you have one of two technologies, and the reason for slower upload is different for each.
First, we have DSL, i.e., Internet over your phone landline. There are a number of variants of DSL, including a variant called SDSL, which has symmetrical Download and Upload. Again, though, this is generally only sold to business customers. For home users, you get ADSL/ADSL2 or VDSL/VDSL2. These are configured to have faster Download simply because that’s what the average home user demands. The phone line available bandwidth is divided between upload and Download, and more bandwidth is deliberately allocated to download to meet this demand. The majority of home users never even consider upload speed when they choose a broadband service. Instead, they look at the headline download figure. To make this as high as possible (and beat the competition) means allocating more bandwidth to download than upload, i.e., upload speeds lose out.
Then we have cable broadband. You have the same market requirement for download speed preference. However, in this case, the technology itself could be much better regarding upload capability. This is because cable is fundamentally designed as a medium for broadcasting TV, which is very much to the home, not from it. The Internet came along, and cable developers had to find a way of adding an upload capability without entirely redesigning existing cable installations. As pretty much all the bandwidth was fundamentally available only for “downstream” channels, they were left with using a very low-end piece of the cable frequency spectrum, which was spare simply because it’s too noisy (i.e., prone to picking up interference) for TV. However, (a) there really is very little bandwidth in this low-end frequency band, and (b) because it’s very noisy, a fair amount of this bandwidth has to be wasted in error recovery when the signal data gets lost in the noise. So, for cable broadband, it’s not uncommon to have a 100:1 ratio between download and upload speeds. This compares with the discretionary split in ADSL, which is usually around 20:1 or less.
Are there any ways to bypass the download speed limit and number of downloads from file-sharing sites like Uploaded, Rapidgator, etc. 2024?
Why is download speed not the same as upload speed on the Internet 2024?
There is a certain amount of bandwidth available on the cable, and it can be split between the two directions in any way desired. It is possible to split it evenly between upload and Download or give more to upload than download.
But if you are using the Internet for estimates purposes, you will want more Download than upload. Your computer sends small queries to remote servers and gets back large pages and movies. So you want a lot more Downloads than uploads.
If you are running a server, you want it the opposite way around. However, ISPs are not selling a server capability, and most domestic users don’t want a server capability. So, they configure the system to give more bandwidth to download than upload.
Are there any ways to bypass the download speed limit and number of downloads from file-sharing sites like Uploaded, Rapidgator, etc. 2024?
Why is the upload speed slower than the download speed 2024?
On non-fiber access media, the signal-to-noise ratio is generally worse for upstream bandwidth. TL: Dr.: It’s your house’s fault.
Cable-modem Internet
With cable-modem Internet, the downstream signal is sent down a laser combiner over fibre and potentially several amplifiers before reaching your home. By comparison, upstream signals from your modem travel over lossy coaxial cables with added noise created by poorly crimped or tightened F connectors, low-quality splitters, etc. Prior to DOCSIS 3.0, this often implied a 4:1 ratio between provisional downstream and upstream bandwidth. The situation would look very different if you, too, had a distributed-feedback laser at your home rather than a cable modem.
Additionally, upstream bandwidth for cable-modem Internet has made use of different transmission modes with different levels of spectral efficiency. Since DOCSIS 2.0, S-CDMA has been available to reduce impulse noise. Still, due to higher noise, as mentioned above, upstream traffic would generally use a lower modulation standard due to the Shannon limit, implying fewer bps/Hz than downstream traffic can support.
Lastly, the analogue-to-digital migration of cable video channels has allowed operators to reform the RF spectrum for downstream Internet traffic on the same converged-access platform, freeing as many as 130 6-MHz slots per analogue channel replaced by a digital MPEG stream. However, upstream traffic remains separate and hasn’t seen the same gains.
DSL
DSL is a non-repeated signal travelling over copper pairs, and the lack of span repeaters to manage signal loss affects its bit rate. DSL frequencies range from a crowded region with POTS and ISDN telephony at lower frequencies (>8 kHz) to a high-crosstalk region at higher frequencies (12 MHz). As with cable-modem Internet, the quality of home wiring (including poorly connected punch-down wires, bridged taps, and stubs) worsens the upstream signal-to-noise ratio and creates crosstalk on other copper pairs.
How can I bypass the download limits of FileFactory 2024?
Bypassing download limits on Filefactory or any other file hosting service is not recommended as it goes against their terms of service. Engaging in such activities may result in account suspension or legal consequences. It is always best to respect the rules and regulations set by the service providers.
Instead, I suggest exploring alternative methods to download files within the limits set by Filefactory. Here are a few tips that may help you maximize your download experience:
1. Upgrade to a Premium Account: Filefactory offers premium accounts that provide higher download speeds and larger file size limits. Consider subscribing to a premium plan if you frequently download large files or require faster downloads.
2. Utilize Download Managers: Download managers can help optimize your download speed and manage multiple downloads simultaneously. Internet Download Manager (IDM) and JDownloader are popular options that integrate well with Filefactory. I suggest a site called Premiumdownloader[.]net
3. Schedule Downloads during Off-Peak Hours: Filefactory, like many other file hosting services, experiences peak usage times. To avoid slower download speeds, try scheduling your downloads during off-peak hours when server traffic is lower.
4. Use Multiple Accounts: If you have multiple Filefactory accounts, you can alternate between them to bypass the download limits. However, make sure you comply with Filefactory’s terms of service and avoid any misuse.
Are there any ways to bypass the download speed limit and number of downloads from file-sharing sites like Uploaded, Rapidgator, etc. 2024?
How can I bypass the download limits of FileFactory 2024?
You need to skip around between the file-sharing services as they impose restrictions such as a download and a time limit. All is well if you can find the file you need from a different website, but what if you’ve already downloaded one file and you need another from the same site but you’ve reached your download limit? How does one bypass these restrictions imposed by file-sharing sites?
Bypassing download limits could be as simple as getting a New IP address. Websites look at your IP address as a name. Your name knows you on the Internet, and sometimes you can only show up once or twice on certain websites.
However, you can assume a brand new identity by obtaining a new address (a new name) and returning to the sites you’ve been restricted from accessing. We’ll be looking at how quick and effective this nifty technique really is.
Are there any ways to bypass the download speed limit and number of downloads from file-sharing sites like Uploaded, Rapidgator, etc. 2024?
What’s a good download and upload speed?
You always want more.
I am on a cable modem where I primarily work from home. I have 230mbps down and 12 mbps up. The downstream is more than adequate; the up is just painful. Currently, I would be happy with 100/50. Anything more is gravy, but my Comcast won’t do that. I would love to get Gig fibre to my house, but I’m not in an area where that is supported yet.
What’s a good download and upload speed 2024?
It depends on your needs. But as of 2017–06–09 (me writing this), generally, one should be seeking at least 25Mbps down and 2Mbps up from their provider.
If the house has multiple people using the Internet, especially for any streaming video needs, then 100Mbps down and 5Mbps or more up is a “good” standard. (Good being subjective: dependent on your needs/usage.) More is better if it’s genuinely more (and not a marketing gimmick). Upload speeds may be more important to you… if so, you may want 10Mbps or more there.
More important than the marketing number you see for speed (most consumer services are oversubscribed, and shared bandwidth: residential services are rarely dedicated or guaranteed bandwidth) is performance… consistency of advertised speeds (available bandwidth, over-subscription ratios), packet loss, latency, jitter. These can all be measured. One can easily transfer at 25Mbps but have unacceptable amounts of packet loss or inconsistent availability of bandwidth.
I use this rule: you should be able to reach at least 80% of your “up to” bandwidth at least 80% of the time. It’s a standard I’d like to see applied to the marketing of bandwidth along the lines of “net neutrality” standards/rules that we should draft. And any usage caps are very relevant to your consumption needs/wants also.
2018–01–02 update: My 200Mbps down/20Mbps up service is more than sufficient for my needs, but it’s not uncommon to see 30%, 25% and even 10% of that available of that during peak hours. IF speeds were more consistent, I’d be “happy” with 75Mbps/10Mbps. Most people can do everything they “need” with 50Mbps/5Mbps service, any service caps aside. Would I pay more for more? Absolutely. But not everyone should.
Are there any ways to bypass the download speed limit and number of downloads from file-sharing sites like Uploaded, Rapidgator, etc. 2024?
Will limiting uploads decrease download speed 2024?
Torrent systems work on mutual sharing mechanisms in their software. You are supposed to share data. Decreasing your upload speed limits what you share and what others receive from you. Less sharing results in capping your download rate.
Share less, you receive less.
- Capping is good when you have bandwidth issues. Capping your upload rate provides more for your simultaneous tasks on the network. For instance, you won’t like to be stuck on Google’s homepage while you have made a search request. Capping helps you surf while your torrent client works calmly in the background.
- The ratio of decrease in downloading speeds varies on different torrent clients. Utorrent and BitTorrent shall provide you with the best downloads while limiting your uploads.
Will limiting uploads decrease download speed 2024?
Not exactly… Actually, torrent programs have options to set the bandwidth for upload and download separately. So, if you limit the upload speed to 5 Kbps, this problem of bandwidth consumption can be resolved.
However, if you make the upload limit very low, like 0 or 1 Kbps, then the download tends to get limited to 100 Kbps or less. There is a fairness system – BitTorrent uses a choking algorithm to handle congestion and prevent this kind of thing.
The exact technical details I still need to learn, but it ensures that connections to users who upload more are prioritized. If your client does not receive any piece of the file from a particular peer, the peer may be snubbed.
Are there any ways to bypass the download speed limit and number of downloads from file-sharing sites like Uploaded, Rapidgator, etc. 2024?
What is the need for uploading and downloading files 2024?
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This is a fundamental purpose of having computer networks.
You have computer networks to get access to other computer files and for other computers to access yours.
With the Internet, this is controlled so that you can easily set up access to only files that you permit others to see. That is why we have websites. It used to be that we only accessed other computers at school with educational networks, working with corporate networks or at home for only very special computer geek kind of people.
The Internet allows you to access other files, including your own, that you may store online through file storage services. You have heard of “Google Drive”, “One Drive”, and “DropBox”, have you?
Plus, some companies offer access to files that are for sale or rental. So we have Netflix, Amazon Prime and others. Plus, we have iTunes and Google Play. All of these are file access services.
Your browser downloads a set of files for each website you visit and keeps it in a cache or temporary folder. When you surf the web, you are downloading files, images, and sounds all the time. When you return to the same website, your browser accesses your local computer files unless you request a new, refreshed page. (Refresh button.)
If you want to know why you want to access a file locally, it is faster to use it locally on your computer. A movie file will play better if you play it from a local file. A streaming movie is at risk of being interrupted due to network traffic. This has happened to me at times, and it is frustrating to have interruptions while watching a movie. So I prefer a DVD or Blu-Ray over streaming. And I have fast cable broadband over a wire (then wireless for all other devices in the household).
Please visit Google Drive and take a look at how to store your files online. This is very helpful when I want my phone photos to appear on my computer. I currently do a file transfer from phone source to Google Drive so that I can use files when needed.
File download and upload are essential computer functions that you cannot do without. Earlier this month, I uploaded my car accident-proof photos to Progressive. I have an ID for vote by mail already in the system, so I do not have to present my ID anymore because it was done once online.
Are there any ways to bypass the download speed limit and number of downloads from file-sharing sites like Uploaded, Rapidgator, etc. 2024?
Why is the downloading speed higher than the uploading speed 2024?
DSL, cable, and fibre connections need to be divided into different streams for download and upload, and since they all have limits on how much information you can pack into them, privileging download over upload is usually better.
If everyone in an apartment building has 50 Mbps up and 50 Mbps down, all of their data is probably going to one coax cable connected to the building. During peak times, they might max out the coaxial cable’s download bandwidth while leaving the upload channel fairly open. It makes sense then to have at least a two-to-one download-upload ratio.
Faster upload speeds are the future.
The last option for getting better upload speeds is to wait. As upstream connections become more important to average users who depend on things like cloud storage and streaming, they’ll be more highly prioritized. The lion’s share of most connections will still be dedicated to downloads. Still, with the increasing prevalence of fibre and the introduction of the DOCSIS 3.1 standard, things are getting steadily better.
Are there any ways to bypass the download speed limit and number of downloads from file-sharing sites like Uploaded, Rapidgator, etc. 2024?
How do I bypass an ISP/site download speed limit without a VPN?
You don’t.
Your ISP provides its customers access to the Internet via different mediums depending on geographic location, whether it be a modem or fibre to the premises, etc.
Said provider provisions each customer’s device, and there isn’t a way I know of to “bypass” that. I’ve seen asinine claims online about wrapping batteries around your cat 5 and so forth, but that is horseshit.
Provisioning speeds are determined by a few factors such as the medium used (fibre, copper), length of medium to nearest substation (as in attenuation related to DSL subscribers, for example), the size and cost the ISP has to shell out for their access so they can carve it up to sell to customers, and quite frankly what the competitor’s speeds are vs what they charge to their customers. These settings are configured in a wide range of equipment, such as a Digital Subscriber Line Access Multiplexer or DSLAM for short. I know of no way to gain speeds faster than what is set in one of these devices, and doing so would violate some law of physics and most likely open a black hole on Earth, killing us all.
Are there any ways to bypass the download speed limit and number of downloads from file-sharing sites like Uploaded, Rapidgator, etc. 2024?
How do I bypass an ISP/site download speed limit without a VPN 2024?
“Without using a VPN” really limits you in so many ways – for parallel downloads.
There have been documented times where the overhead of sending the data around a congested portion of the Internet by means of a VPN is actually faster than a direct path chosen by the respective ISPs – but that’s an extreme situation that could only be solved (on your side) by finding a different ISP that’s better provisioned for the particular site. (And all that effort to change your internet service might change next week…) And that depends on having some real competition for local ISPs.
Basically, you don’t – unless you have enough money to buy enterprise connections to the Internet through multiple ISPs or an Internet Exchange point and have the skills and money to handle a full routing feed in order to optimize which paths your data takes.
I don’t know the costs for this kind of stuff – and the organization I used to work for (Merit Computer Network – they ran the Internet for a short while back in the late 1980s/early 1990s) does this, but I didn’t pay much attention to the economics of it. I wouldn’t be surprised by a monthly bill of $200,000/month. I’m probably grossly underestimating it even for a (relatively) simple dual-ISP / dual-exchange hookup because that kind of simple isn’t all that simple.
Are there any ways to bypass the download speed limit and number of downloads from file-sharing sites like Uploaded, Rapidgator, etc. 2024?
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