Also the amount of downtime between fixes is crazy. I'm always appreciative of the option being available but I used to wait up to a year for a fix at times. And their forum community is awful and talks down to anyone who ever questions the developers or potential bugs.
I used the 3 free trial downloads, but haven't made any purchases.
FMHY has a translator section linked directly from the RuTracker 'tools' entry, there are a couple of browser extensions listed there. I think I used to use the Firefox 'Translate Web Pages' one, if that still exists, which would just let you set default 'yes' on particular sites.
I don't know for a fact that it's an inherited feature from Chromium, but in Brave, the language settings include an option to automatically translate particular languages, though not particular sites.
My library is stored on an external hard drive connected to my PC that has a tendency to disconnect, for lack of a better word, from time to time when my PC goes to sleep (all windows from said hard drive close and a new window opens when PC wakes back up). If I were to seed from that hard drive, would it fuck up the seeding when it disconnects and reconnects? I'd love to have a separate PC just for seeding, say copy the hard drive's contents and connect it to a spare laptop, but I have to be rather discrete with my piracy. As my tagline thingy says, I am a dipshit and as such pissed off our ISP (I have since gotten a VPN).
The smoothest tech is to have some shitbox computer (like a Raspberry Pi, I have an old rk322x Android box that runs Armbian that I got for $3 that would work like a champ for this) that handles your VPN for you. Then run your torrents on it. Then it doesn't matter if your PC sleeps, and it pulls fewer watts than your average lightbulb.
Looks like I have some research to do because I don't know what most of that stuff is and my resident IT guy is very anti-piracy. My PC does go to sleep while seeding.
https://pi-hole.net/ -- this could be your excuse, but it's gonna be hard to sell him on it if you don't know the tech well. You can stack VPN, pi-hole, and torrent seed in one Pi quite readily. I wish you luck, but a place with a "resident IT guy" who is anti-piracy is going to be quite an adversarial scenario and that detail alone makes me uncertain of your success.
Get one of those mini stick PCs,. Set it up with a VPN. Put a micro SD in there to store your shit. Stick it in the back of your TV. Plug the power into an outlet so it stays on when the TV is off. Use it to torrent/seed. if anyone asks, it's for playing Stardew Valley and shit like that on your TV.
Pretty much any computer geek I ever knew engaged in at least some piracy.
If you're willing to shell out ~20$ monthly, you can set up a small seedbox on a torrent-friendly VPS like IncogNET. Do be weary that they only allow private trackers, so if you intend to seed publicly you might get into a pickle. I also live in a rental where I have a faggot "main tenant" that handles contact with the ISP and 100% sniffs packets then comes knocking on your door if he spots "suspicious behavior". Couldn't be fucked dealing with him so I ended up getting a mifi router. That's also an option by the by, if you're willing to invest in a WWAN capable device and or Pi hat. Won't be near as good as an ethernet connection, but miles better than being an "IT guy"'s nigger.
He's an old geezer. Also very anti-KF. I've seen he watching the shittiest cam recording of Deadpool & Wolverine on YouTube. By shitty, I mean the camera was constantly moving around and the screen was rarely more than 20% in-frame. I guess it's not piracy if it's on YouTube and migraine-inducing to watch.
We were born to be pirates.
If so, this thread should have a pirated mp3 embedded into it that auto-plays like it's MySpace.
