Re:Netflix to block proxy access to content not available lo...
by iyn on Thursday January 14, 2016 @04:52PM
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Can you recommend good seedbox providers?
Re:Netflix to block proxy access to content not available lo...
by Nexxxeh on Thursday January 14, 2016 @08:05PM
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I'm extremely happy with seedboxco.net, the SB-50 package more than meets my needs (of downloading Linux ISOs, obviously. Ahem).
There are other higher end packages with stupidly fast upload, but SB-50 is vastly faster than my linespeed anyway.
They do week trials for a couple of quid.
There's a slight learning curve, but as you're on HN, I doubt you'll struggle with the basics. And you will pick up the cool extras.
Do check out the VPN (iirc) tab, for creating OpenVPN accounts.
The only app thingy I used was Plex, and it worked flawlessly.
Ferral Hosting's seedbox hosting was fine, but it had a steeper learning curve and didn't give me anything compelling over SeedboxCo.
Re:Netflix to block proxy access to content not available lo...
by Plugawy on Thursday January 14, 2016 @05:32PM
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http://Put.io is a one example of such service
Re:Netflix to block proxy access to content not available lo...
by baddox on Thursday January 14, 2016 @08:51PM
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I've used feralhosting.com for something like 6 years and can say only good things about their service. I haven't shopped around for price in a long time, but the pricing still seems reasonable to me.
You can use a VPN service and tunnel all your traffic through that.
You can use a seedbox, which is basically your torrent client running on a virtual machine or shared machine in a data centre. The P2P stuff doesn't come to or from your home IP. And it all happens at data centre speed.
If you use a private tracker, a seedbox is the way to go because you can leave it constantly seeding 24/7 at high speed so you build an amazing ratio.
You can pick up a seedbox with 700GB storage, 1Gb/s download, and 50Mb/s upload (both speed limited, but unlimited total) for less than a fancy coffee a week. Plex integration, OpenVPN connections included (so you can bypass any ISP-level filters), encrypted FTP etc.