September 30, 2009 by sharky
JPopsuki, an enormously successful torrent tracker for J-Pop music and videos for the past four years, has returned as version 2.0. Considered by many as the best site for J-Pop torrents, JPopsuki recently switched over to Gazelle and has taken off like a bullet. In less than three weeks, registered members tally in at a whopping 16K with nearly 6,000 total torrents already added. Registration is currently still open, but it’s been mentioned by staff that this won’t last forever.
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Ed. Note: A good friend of ours is in the process of setting up a new Gazelle music tracker, and generously offered his expertise. What’s different about this series of tutorials, is that there will actually be an operational tracker at the end of it. So if you ever wanted to witness the inner workings on how to install, setup & configure a Gazelle tracker from scratch, then this series is for you. Let the documentation begin!
How often is it that FSF introduces a brand-new tracker to the masses, only to disappoint our readers? Oh, right - it happens more than we’d care to admit (duds like 
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Here’s some great news for those who prefer to download (leech) scene releases from 1-click hosters instead of using torrents - two popular scene-to-DDL sites are back up and running. This couldn’t have come at a better time, with the new season’s TV fall lineup just beginning to kick off. AfterPre, which took a 5-month hiatus has now returned; and 
While IRC Fserves are becoming less popular, XDCC servers continue to thrive. Even if you possess not a single iota of knowledge about IRC, just about anyone can harness the power of XDCC downloading thanks to xWeasel. 
With the Internet being rife with piracy throughout nearly every form of media, most would assume that it should be fairly easy to find the latest issues of popular magazines - scanned, digitized and packed up for download. And it is - if you know where to look. Google can be your best friend here, but more often than not the search results will be unsatisfactory, if not downright misleading. We remove most of the guess-work here by continuing with Part II of 
Trackers GloryBits and BakedBits share a common history: both existed previously and have now recently resurfaced using the Gazelle codebase. GloryBits was a lesser-known site that succumbed to the 