

Creating a torrent after the downloaded cloud stuff - will be an invisible droplet in the ocean for anyone looking for it - not the "official place" to look for the thing, sorta. With clouds - even if the file is still alive on some hard drive, nobody is going to make sure it survives online. (You can click on the circle near the Name title and all. It takes just one obsessed data maniac like us however to keep it alive for a decade (yep, redownloaded stuff that old). On your OneDrive or SharePoint Online website, select the files or folders you want to download. Imo: if people don't seed, maybe they deserve it - eventually they're doing self-harm because the next torrent they pick will greet them the same. Mediafire surprisingly still keeps up content from early 2012s but to me its just a question of time when that goes away. Megaupload, Rapidshare were closed, Mega holds up but I noticed some shares were deleted too. command to extract the OneDrive Package you have downloaded in the above step. We've lost tons of public content when Dropbox decided to outright stop public folders (in their defense: some employee actually asked if public links could be shared for archival - but it was not possible due to privacy concerns). OneDrive is a cloud service to save any type of file on cloud that can be. But those cloud shares are nowhere reliant either. please! :)īittorrent: many files - yes, need to put them in archives.


So if anyone can actually show it works?. It was not apparent from the docs that it's possible to download one single public folder without setting up the account etc. I looked at rclone back then and now again before posting.
