I'm having a ball with this, so I figured I'd share: I'm turning CyanogenMod installers into torrents. Why is that a good thing? Well... by using BitTorrent, you could

• save the CyanogenMod guys some money so they could crank out better ROM's
• download ROM's faster

The torrents are web-seeded by a number of HTTP download mirrors. Even if there are no regular peers, you should be able to download from multiple mirrors in parallel and achieve higher download speeds than you could with plain HTTP.

For some strange reason, ultimatebuster was not able to get the torrents working with his client. I have tested them with KTorrent on KDE and tTorrent on Android.

Enjoy >> http://cmtorrent.inportb.com/ (yes, I know jquerymobile sucks... oh, well.)

So, I find that the torrent-bot downloads (on average) 4GB daily to support nightly builds... which is totally worth it for the lulz.

It also fits neatly in my 1TB monthly transfer budget on my VPS, so I've been thinking about offloading this work (torrent generation only; storage would still be using Dropbox). Think anyone would take issue with this?

Done and done.