What is it that makes it "terrible"?And after all these years, this app is still complete trash. qBittorrent is a hundred times better. I prefer the simple UI of Transmission, but everything else about it is terrible.
What is it that makes it "terrible"?And after all these years, this app is still complete trash. qBittorrent is a hundred times better. I prefer the simple UI of Transmission, but everything else about it is terrible.
When it comes to downloading Linux distros I've always felt that once you go Usenet you don't go back...Mmm, yes. For all the Linux distros I'm gonna download on my Mac.
Windows 11 flags bittorrent clients as malware. Apple seems to disagree with flagging them as "malware" and for that I am thankful.
Is that legal? If I buy ground beef, can I go to the store a week later and help myself to the ribeyes and filet's?I use BT to download Bluray/HD versions of the DVDs that I own. I use it with a VPN.
I also use BT to download Bluray/HD versions of the DVDs that you own.I use BT to download Bluray/HD versions of the DVDs that I own. I use it with a VPN.
Gosh. I have forgotten about BitTorrent for a very long time LOL. I'm glad it's still up and running.
This is the best third-party Netflix client out there.I always thought that bit torrent has more to do with the dark web than anything really useful.
Good humor keeps us healthy!I also use BT to download Bluray/HD versions of the DVDs that you own.
Tell us more.Depending on your morality, it can be very, very useful.
Actually, Pirate's Bay is as alive as ever. You literally just have to google search it, and it pops up on the first result.Tell us more.
I haven’t used a torrent in almost 10 years. Didn’t PirateBay get shut down? I used it to get digital copies of shows I had on VHS tape (yes I am ancient).
Pirate Bay didn’t get shut down but now it is an unmoderated malware filled craphole. You can’t even trust skull users. Much better alternatives on the web.Tell us more.
I haven’t used a torrent in almost 10 years. Didn’t PirateBay get shut down? I used it to get digital copies of shows I had on VHS tape (yes I am ancient).
One more reason to not use windows 11. Windows 10 for life.Apple seems to disagree with you, but Microsoft agrees with you.
Windows 11 flags bittorrent clients as malware. Apple seems to disagree with flagging them as "malware" and for that I am thankful.
@arkitect explained it well.
Here's another example: A lot of bands let fans record and share their live shows. They share them with BitTorrent because it keeps up with the tradition of trading tapes, because you seed them as well.Errm.
No.
Believe it or not, there are perfectly legal uses for Bittorents…
Go to archive.org here for example, and download an old book from the Getty Institute or the Metropolitan… or Yale University, published maybe in 1765, A treatise on Architecture as an example, and the files can be in excess of 2GB.
A Torrent is the best way to do this. Doesn't overload their servers and works happily in the background on my Mac.
Not everything is evil and out to get you.
I think it is fixed in 4.5.0 update. In 4.4.0 you had to turn off firewall for it to stop nagging youI've been using qBitTorrent for quite some years now. Works smoothly on Intel, but when I recently installed it on a Mini M1, it started clashing with the security frames of Ventura. It downloads all right, but it is annoying to be asked for minor permissions every now and then.
Copying isn't theft. If I copy your bike, you have your bike, and I have one too.Is that legal? If I buy ground beef, can I go to the store a week later and help myself to the ribeyes and filet's?![]()
And absolutely essential until Netflix (and others) get their act together and add accessibility to their services.This is the best third-party Netflix client out there.
Errm.
No.
Believe it or not, there are perfectly legal uses for Bittorents…
Go to archive.org here for example, and download an old book from the Getty Institute or the Metropolitan… or Yale University, published maybe in 1765, A treatise on Architecture as an example, and the files can be in excess of 2GB.
A Torrent is the best way to do this. Doesn't overload their servers and works happily in the background on my Mac.
Not everything is evil and out to get you.