Since no one has posted it yet, this site hosts a massive dump of every RARBG release ever, and you can easily search through it. Games, movies, shows, books, everything RARBG ever released is available there. There's 5 and half petabytes of data there, it's absurdly large.
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TorrentGalaxy is a pretty good alternative for RARBG. There's a ton of other sites out there too but 1337 and TorrentGalaxy are probably the two best options at the moment for general torrents.
Total files size: 12.98 PB
Today files size: 61.51 TB
Total files count: 115,771,023
Today files count: 596,671
Today added torrents: 27,922
What is it ?
ditch torrents. usenet is still alive and kicking
Usenet requires paying for a service though, right?
Cheaper than a vpn (usenet instead of vpn), better availability/more content, 70+mbps continuous downloads, no copyright claims.
Worth it. 6$/mo with Frugal Usenet + NZBGeek
I hear it isn't great for niche content. I don't want Barbie, I want Mars Needs Women, so I'm worried that isn't the option for me.
I've found more content to be available through usenet than public torrent trackers. The first two days of usenet instead of torrents I grabbed 2.8tb of content that I had been searching for via torrents and 15+ indexers. (content accumulated in Sonarr/Radarr that previously couldn't be found)
Theres currently one 2267 day old copy of Mars Needs Women available via NZBGeek that I just downloaded successfully.