seeder
- noun
- /ˈsiːdər/
- Jargon
- It also depends if those seeders have their connections set up properly.
Examples
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When there are more seeders for a torrent, the download speeds usually increase significantly.
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There can be 100+ seeders available, and you can still get low speeds.
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It really depends on how fast those seeders are uploading.
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Many users rely on a single seeder to download large files quickly in a peer-to-peer network.
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The seeder was essential in making the latest software available for everyone to download.
Synonyms
A computer on a network that shares files directly with others
A person who gives or gets part of something with others
A person or program that puts files on a website
A computer on the internet with a fast connection for sending and receiving files
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Etymology
Seeder comes from seed, used as a name for a source that lets more grow. In file sharing a seeder keeps and gives the original file so copies can spread, and more seeders help the download grow faster.