What are the best Services according to Reddit?

It seems you are possibly discussing piracy or piracy-related topics. Although this is neither against reddit's rules nor our own, it's important to remember to be responsible. Content creators can only create said content because they receive funding from you.

Piracy is an important freedom in our sometimes restrictive societies, and it's important to remember these things before you pass judgement either way:

Some pirate something that they already bought simply to remove the DRM.
Some pirate to re-obtain something they already bought.
Some pirate to try products before they make a financial commitment to them.
Some pirate simply because they cannot afford it.
Some pirate to get something that's no longer available.
Some pirate because their country censors or doesn't import it.

Lastly, here's a few tips: AdBlock is awesome for hiding fake download links. Deluge is an excellent open-source client that isn't in close cooperation with the MPAA (unlike uTorrent, uninstall it as soon as possible). Oh, and remember: torrenting in itself isn't illegal, and it's definitely not piracy! It's simply a method of transferring files.

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Can we talk about using uTorrent? Please consider using Transmission, which was made for OSX *(edit, it works on almost every OS now)

https://transmissionbt.com/download/

It's just much cleaner UI and doesn't have ads..

Deluge. Feature-rich, incredibly light & small (unlike Vuze). Open-source, cross-platform. The only "hard" part of switching was that the "add" button (after you download a torrent) is on the opposite side of the dialogue window than uTorrent's, so I had to break the habit of where I click.

It seems you are possibly discussing piracy or piracy-related topics. Although this is neither against reddit's rules nor our own, it's important to remember to be responsible. Content creators can only create said content because they receive funding from you.

Piracy is an important freedom in our sometimes restrictive societies, and it's important to remember these things before you pass judgement either way:

Some pirate something that they already bought simply to remove the DRM.
Some pirate to re-obtain something they already bought.
Some pirate to try products before they make a financial commitment to them.
Some pirate simply because they cannot afford it.
Some pirate to get something that's no longer available.
Some pirate because their country censors or doesn't import it.

Lastly, here's a few tips: AdBlock is awesome for hiding fake download links. Deluge is an excellent open-source client that isn't in close cooperation with the MPAA (unlike uTorrent, uninstall it as soon as possible). Oh, and remember: torrenting in itself isn't illegal, and it's definitely not piracy! It's simply a method of transferring files.

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You know, there are very good opensource clients out there such as Deluge or Transmission-Qt Win that are kept up to date with security fixes.

It seems you are possibly discussing piracy or piracy-related topics. Although this is neither against reddit's rules nor our own, it's important to remember to be responsible. Content creators can only create said content because they receive funding from you.

Piracy is an important freedom in our sometimes restrictive societies, and it's important to remember these things before you pass judgement either way:

Some pirate something that they already bought simply to remove the DRM.
Some pirate to re-obtain something they already bought.
Some pirate to try products before they make a financial commitment to them.
Some pirate simply because they cannot afford it.
Some pirate to get something that's no longer available.
Some pirate because their country censors or doesn't import it.

Lastly, here's a few tips: AdBlock is awesome for hiding fake download links. Deluge is an excellent open-source client that isn't in close cooperation with the MPAA (unlike uTorrent, uninstall it as soon as possible). Oh, and remember: torrenting in itself isn't illegal, and it's definitely not piracy! It's simply a method of transferring files.

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It seems you are possibly discussing piracy or piracy-related topics. Although this is neither against reddit's rules nor our own, it's important to remember to be responsible. Content creators can only create said content because they receive funding from you.

Piracy is an important freedom in our sometimes restrictive societies, and it's important to remember these things before you pass judgement on people discussing it:

Some pirate games because they believe the creator doesn't deserve financial compensation for the state of the product that was released.
Some pirate something that they already bought simply to remove the DRM.
Some pirate to re-obtain something they already bought.
Some pirate to try products before they make a financial commitment to them.
Some pirate simply because they cannot afford it.
Some pirate to get something that's no longer available.
Some pirate because their country censors or doesn't import it.
Some pirate games because of timed exclusivity. If they don't have access to it yet, they use piracy as a method to access it before it's available to them.

Lastly, here's a few tips: AdBlock is awesome for hiding fake download links. Deluge is an excellent open-source client that isn't in close cooperation with the MPAA (unlike uTorrent, uninstall it as soon as possible). Oh, and remember: torrenting in itself isn't illegal, and it's definitely not piracy! It's simply a method of transferring files. It's what you transfer that matters.

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It seems you are possibly discussing piracy or piracy-related topics. Although this is neither against reddit's rules nor our own, it's important to remember to be responsible. Content creators can only create said content because they receive funding from you.

Piracy is an important freedom in our sometimes restrictive societies, and it's important to remember these things before you pass judgement either way:

Some pirate something that they already bought simply to remove the DRM.
Some pirate to re-obtain something they already bought.
Some pirate to try products before they make a financial commitment to them.
Some pirate simply because they cannot afford it.
Some pirate to get something that's no longer available.
Some pirate because their country censors or doesn't import it.

Lastly, here's a few tips: AdBlock is awesome for hiding fake download links. Deluge is an excellent open-source client that isn't in close cooperation with the MPAA (unlike uTorrent, uninstall it as soon as possible). Oh, and remember: torrenting in itself isn't illegal, and it's definitely not piracy! It's simply a method of transferring files. It's what you transfer that matters.

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It seems you are possibly discussing piracy or piracy-related topics. Although this is neither against reddit's rules nor our own, it's important to remember to be responsible. Content creators can only create said content because they receive funding from you.

Piracy is an important freedom in our sometimes restrictive societies, and it's important to remember these things before you pass judgement either way:

Some pirate something that they already bought simply to remove the DRM.
Some pirate to re-obtain something they already bought.
Some pirate to try products before they make a financial commitment to them.
Some pirate simply because they cannot afford it.
Some pirate to get something that's no longer available.
Some pirate because their country censors or doesn't import it.

Lastly, here's a few tips: AdBlock is awesome for hiding fake download links. Deluge is an excellent open-source client that isn't in close cooperation with the MPAA (unlike uTorrent, uninstall it as soon as possible). Oh, and remember: torrenting in itself isn't illegal, and it's definitely not piracy! It's simply a method of transferring files. It's what you transfer that matters.

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I've pirated a lot of shit in my heyday because my thinking was 'hey free stuff' but even I can't justify that stupid as fuck AutoMod comment by the mods.

> "It seems you are possibly discussing piracy or piracy-related topics. Although this is neither against reddit's rules nor our own, it's important to remember to be responsible. Content creators can only create said content because they receive funding from you.

>Piracy is an important freedom in our sometimes restrictive societies, and it's important to remember these things before you judge:

>* Some pirate something that they already bought simply to remove the DRM. * Some pirate to re-obtain something they already bought. * Some pirate to try products before they make a financial commitment to them. * Some pirate simply because they cannot afford it. * Some pirate to get something that's no longer available. * Some pirate because their country censors or doesn't import it. * Some pirate from companies that they feel don't deserve their money

>Lastly, here's a few tips: AdBlock is awesome for hiding fake download links. Deluge is an excellent open-source client that isn't in close cooperation with the MPAA (unlike uTorrent, uninstall it as soon as possible). Oh, and remember: torrenting in itself isn't illegal, and it's definitely not piracy! It's simply a method of transferring files.

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This is like a 'how to pirate' guide book.

It seems you are possibly discussing piracy or piracy-related topics. Although this is neither against reddit's rules nor our own, it's important to remember to be responsible. Content creators can only create said content because they receive funding from you.

Piracy is an important freedom in our sometimes restrictive societies, and it's important to remember these things before you pass judgement either way:

Some pirate something that they already bought simply to remove the DRM.
Some pirate to re-obtain something they already bought.
Some pirate to try products before they make a financial commitment to them.
Some pirate simply because they cannot afford it.
Some pirate to get something that's no longer available.
Some pirate because their country censors or doesn't import it.

Lastly, here's a few tips: AdBlock is awesome for hiding fake download links. Deluge is an excellent open-source client that isn't in close cooperation with the MPAA (unlike uTorrent, uninstall it as soon as possible). Oh, and remember: torrenting in itself isn't illegal, and it's definitely not piracy! It's simply a method of transferring files.

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It seems you are possibly discussing piracy or piracy-related topics. Although this is neither against reddit's rules nor our own, it's important to remember to be responsible. Content creators can only create said content because they receive funding from you.

Piracy is an important freedom in our sometimes restrictive societies, and it's important to remember these things before you pass judgement either way:

Some pirate something that they already bought simply to remove the DRM.
Some pirate to re-obtain something they already bought.
Some pirate to try products before they make a financial commitment to them.
Some pirate simply because they cannot afford it.
Some pirate to get something that's no longer available.
Some pirate because their country censors or doesn't import it.

Lastly, here's a few tips: AdBlock is awesome for hiding fake download links. Deluge is an excellent open-source client that isn't in close cooperation with the MPAA (unlike uTorrent, uninstall it as soon as possible). Oh, and remember: torrenting in itself isn't illegal, and it's definitely not piracy! It's simply a method of transferring files.

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It seems you are possibly discussing piracy or piracy-related topics. Although this is neither against reddit's rules nor our own, it's important to remember to be responsible. Content creators can only create said content because they receive funding from you.

Piracy is an important freedom in our sometimes restrictive societies, and it's important to remember these things before you pass judgement either way:

Some pirate something that they already bought simply to remove the DRM.
Some pirate to re-obtain something they already bought.
Some pirate to try products before they make a financial commitment to them.
Some pirate simply because they cannot afford it.
Some pirate to get something that's no longer available.
Some pirate because their country censors or doesn't import it.

Lastly, here's a few tips: AdBlock is awesome for hiding fake download links. Deluge is an excellent open-source client that isn't in close cooperation with the MPAA (unlike uTorrent, uninstall it as soon as possible). Oh, and remember: torrenting in itself isn't illegal, and it's definitely not piracy! It's simply a method of transferring files. It's what you transfer that matters.

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Can you elaborate on this? Are you referring to <code>youtube-dl-aria</code>, because that's appaerntly obsolete?

Or are you talking about aria2? And if so, how does that relate to YouTube downloading?

It seems you are possibly discussing piracy or piracy-related topics. Although this is neither against reddit's rules nor our own, it's important to remember to be responsible. Content creators can only create said content because they receive funding from you. Piracy is an important freedom in our sometimes restrictive societies, and it's important to remember these things before you judge:

Some pirate something that they already bought simply to remove the DRM.
Some pirate to re-obtain something they already bought.
Some pirate to try products before they make a financial commitment to them.
Some pirate simply because they cannot afford it.
Some pirate to get something that's no longer available.
Some pirate because their country censors or doesn't import it.
Some pirate from companies that they feel don't deserve their money

Lastly, here's a few tips: AdBlock is awesome for hiding fake download links. Deluge is an excellent open-source client that isn't in close cooperation with the MPAA (unlike uTorrent, uninstall it as soon as possible). Oh, and remember: torrenting in itself isn't illegal, and it's definitely not piracy! It's simply a method of transferring files.

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It seems you are possibly discussing piracy or piracy-related topics. Although this is neither against reddit's rules nor our own, it's important to remember to be responsible. Content creators can only create said content because they receive funding from you.

Piracy is an important freedom in our sometimes restrictive societies, and it's important to remember these things before you pass judgement either way:

Some pirate something that they already bought simply to remove the DRM.
Some pirate to re-obtain something they already bought.
Some pirate to try products before they make a financial commitment to them.
Some pirate simply because they cannot afford it.
Some pirate to get something that's no longer available.
Some pirate because their country censors or doesn't import it.

Lastly, here's a few tips: AdBlock is awesome for hiding fake download links. Deluge is an excellent open-source client that isn't in close cooperation with the MPAA (unlike uTorrent, uninstall it as soon as possible). Oh, and remember: torrenting in itself isn't illegal, and it's definitely not piracy! It's simply a method of transferring files.

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It seems you are possibly discussing piracy or piracy-related topics. Although this is neither against reddit's rules nor our own, it's important to remember to be responsible. Content creators can only create said content because they receive funding from you.

Piracy is an important freedom in our sometimes restrictive societies, and it's important to remember these things before you pass judgement either way:

Some pirate something that they already bought simply to remove the DRM.
Some pirate to re-obtain something they already bought.
Some pirate to try products before they make a financial commitment to them.
Some pirate simply because they cannot afford it.
Some pirate to get something that's no longer available.
Some pirate because their country censors or doesn't import it.

Lastly, here's a few tips: AdBlock is awesome for hiding fake download links. Deluge is an excellent open-source client that isn't in close cooperation with the MPAA (unlike uTorrent, uninstall it as soon as possible). Oh, and remember: torrenting in itself isn't illegal, and it's definitely not piracy! It's simply a method of transferring files.

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It seems you are possibly discussing piracy or piracy-related topics. Although this is neither against reddit's rules nor our own, it's important to remember to be responsible. Content creators can only create said content because they receive funding from you.

Piracy is an important freedom in our sometimes restrictive societies, and it's important to remember these things before you pass judgement either way:

Some pirate something that they already bought simply to remove the DRM.
Some pirate to re-obtain something they already bought.
Some pirate to try products before they make a financial commitment to them.
Some pirate simply because they cannot afford it.
Some pirate to get something that's no longer available.
Some pirate because their country censors or doesn't import it.

Lastly, here's a few tips: AdBlock is awesome for hiding fake download links. Deluge is an excellent open-source client that isn't in close cooperation with the MPAA (unlike uTorrent, uninstall it as soon as possible). Oh, and remember: torrenting in itself isn't illegal, and it's definitely not piracy! It's simply a method of transferring files.

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For anyone reading this - Please do not use utorrent or bittorrent. Both are extremely shady.

Look at either qBittorrent or Deluge instead. Both are superb torrent clients.

"It seems you are possibly discussing piracy or piracy-related topics. Although this is neither against reddit's rules nor our own, it's important to remember to be responsible. Content creators can only create said content because they receive funding from you.

Piracy is an important freedom in our sometimes restrictive societies, and it's important to remember these things before you judge:

Some pirate something that they already bought simply to remove the DRM.
Some pirate to re-obtain something they already bought.
Some pirate to try products before they make a financial commitment to them.
Some pirate simply because they cannot afford it.
Some pirate to get something that's no longer available.
Some pirate because their country censors or doesn't import it.
Some pirate from companies that they feel don't deserve their money

Lastly, here's a few tips: AdBlock is awesome for hiding fake download links. Deluge is an excellent open-source client that isn't in close cooperation with the MPAA (unlike uTorrent, uninstall it as soon as possible). Oh, and remember: torrenting in itself isn't illegal, and it's definitely not piracy! It's simply a method of transferring files.

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It seems you are possibly discussing piracy or piracy-related topics. Although this is neither against reddit's rules nor our own, it's important to remember to be responsible. Content creators can only create said content because they receive funding from you.

Piracy is an important freedom in our sometimes restrictive societies, and it's important to remember these things before you pass judgement on people discussing it:

Some pirate games because they believe the creator doesn't deserve financial compensation for the state of the product that was released.
Some pirate something that they already bought simply to remove the DRM.
Some pirate to re-obtain something they already bought.
Some pirate to try products before they make a financial commitment to them.
Some pirate simply because they cannot afford it.
Some pirate to get something that's no longer available.
Some pirate because their country censors or doesn't import it.
Some pirate games because of timed exclusivity. If they don't have access to it yet, they use piracy as a method to access it before it's available to them.

Lastly, here's a few tips: AdBlock is awesome for hiding fake download links. Deluge is an excellent open-source client that isn't in close cooperation with the MPAA (unlike uTorrent, uninstall it as soon as possible). Oh, and remember: torrenting in itself isn't illegal, and it's definitely not piracy! It's simply a method of transferring files. It's what you transfer that matters.

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For Windows People: If you don't like this, you can still use qbittorrent (http://www.qbittorrent.org/), Deluge (http://deluge-torrent.org/) or other opensource clients.

BUT PLEASE don't use µtorrent. Yes everybody is using it, you don't have to - most of the parts are closed source, the client was taken away from the inventor and some mysterious devs are working on this tool now.

It seems you are possibly discussing piracy or piracy-related topics. Although this is neither against reddit's rules nor our own, it's important to remember to be responsible. Content creators can only create said content because they receive funding from you.

Piracy is an important freedom in our sometimes restrictive societies, and it's important to remember these things before you pass judgement on people discussing it:

Some pirate games because they believe the creator doesn't deserve financial compensation for the state of the product that was released.
Some pirate something that they already bought simply to remove the DRM.
Some pirate to re-obtain something they already bought.
Some pirate to try products before they make a financial commitment to them.
Some pirate simply because they cannot afford it.
Some pirate to get something that's no longer available.
Some pirate because their country censors or doesn't import it.
Some pirate games because of timed exclusivity. If they don't have access to it yet, they use piracy as a method to access it before it's available to them.

Lastly, here's a few tips: AdBlock is awesome for hiding fake download links. Deluge is an excellent open-source client that isn't in close cooperation with the MPAA (unlike uTorrent, uninstall it as soon as possible). Oh, and remember: torrenting in itself isn't illegal, and it's definitely not piracy! It's simply a method of transferring files. It's what you transfer that matters.

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It seems you are possibly discussing piracy or piracy-related topics. Although this is neither against reddit's rules nor our own, it's important to remember to be responsible. Content creators can only create said content because they receive funding from you.

Piracy is an important freedom in our sometimes restrictive societies, and it's important to remember these things before you pass judgement either way:

Some pirate something that they already bought simply to remove the DRM.
Some pirate to re-obtain something they already bought.
Some pirate to try products before they make a financial commitment to them.
Some pirate simply because they cannot afford it.
Some pirate to get something that's no longer available.
Some pirate because their country censors or doesn't import it.

Lastly, here's a few tips: AdBlock is awesome for hiding fake download links. Deluge is an excellent open-source client that isn't in close cooperation with the MPAA (unlike uTorrent, uninstall it as soon as possible). Oh, and remember: torrenting in itself isn't illegal, and it's definitely not piracy! It's simply a method of transferring files. It's what you transfer that matters.

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It seems you are possibly discussing piracy or piracy-related topics. Although this is neither against reddit's rules nor our own, it's important to remember to be responsible. Content creators can only create said content because they receive funding from you.

Piracy is an important freedom in our sometimes restrictive societies, and it's important to remember these things before you pass judgement on people discussing it:

Some pirate games because they believe the creator doesn't deserve financial compensation for the state of the product that was released.
Some pirate something that they already bought simply to remove the DRM.
Some pirate to re-obtain something they already bought.
Some pirate to try products before they make a financial commitment to them.
Some pirate simply because they cannot afford it.
Some pirate to get something that's no longer available.
Some pirate because their country censors or doesn't import it.
Some pirate games because of timed exclusivity. If they don't have access to it yet, they use piracy as a method to access it before it's available to them.

Lastly, here's a few tips: AdBlock is awesome for hiding fake download links. Deluge is an excellent open-source client that isn't in close cooperation with the MPAA (unlike uTorrent, uninstall it as soon as possible). Oh, and remember: torrenting in itself isn't illegal, and it's definitely not piracy! It's simply a method of transferring files. It's what you transfer that matters.

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It seems you are possibly discussing piracy or piracy-related topics. Although this is neither against reddit's rules nor our own, it's important to remember to be responsible. Content creators can only create said content because they receive funding from you.

Piracy is an important freedom in our sometimes restrictive societies, and it's important to remember these things before you pass judgement either way:

Some pirate something that they already bought simply to remove the DRM.
Some pirate to re-obtain something they already bought.
Some pirate to try products before they make a financial commitment to them.
Some pirate simply because they cannot afford it.
Some pirate to get something that's no longer available.
Some pirate because their country censors or doesn't import it.

Lastly, here's a few tips: AdBlock is awesome for hiding fake download links. Deluge is an excellent open-source client that isn't in close cooperation with the MPAA (unlike uTorrent, uninstall it as soon as possible). Oh, and remember: torrenting in itself isn't illegal, and it's definitely not piracy! It's simply a method of transferring files.

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Give aria2 a try. You can download a file from multiple sources protocols and connections at the same time. Eg. from both FTP and HTTP at the same time using multiple connections.

See https://aria2.github.io/

"It seems you are possibly discussing piracy or piracy-related topics. Although this is neither against reddit's rules nor our own, it's important to remember to be responsible. Content creators can only create said content because they receive funding from you.

Piracy is an important freedom in our sometimes restrictive societies, and it's important to remember these things before you judge:

Some pirate something that they already bought simply to remove the DRM.
Some pirate to re-obtain something they already bought.
Some pirate to try products before they make a financial commitment to them.
Some pirate simply because they cannot afford it.
Some pirate to get something that's no longer available.
Some pirate because their country censors or doesn't import it.
Some pirate from companies that they feel don't deserve their money

Lastly, here's a few tips: AdBlock is awesome for hiding fake download links. Deluge is an excellent open-source client that isn't in close cooperation with the MPAA (unlike uTorrent, uninstall it as soon as possible). Oh, and remember: torrenting in itself isn't illegal, and it's definitely not piracy! It's simply a method of transferring files.

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It seems you are possibly discussing piracy or piracy-related topics. Although this is neither against reddit's rules nor our own, it's important to remember to be responsible. Content creators can only create said content because they receive funding from you.

Piracy is an important freedom in our sometimes restrictive societies, and it's important to remember these things before you pass judgement either way:

Some pirate something that they already bought simply to remove the DRM.
Some pirate to re-obtain something they already bought.
Some pirate to try products before they make a financial commitment to them.
Some pirate simply because they cannot afford it.
Some pirate to get something that's no longer available.
Some pirate because their country censors or doesn't import it.

Lastly, here's a few tips: AdBlock is awesome for hiding fake download links. Deluge is an excellent open-source client that isn't in close cooperation with the MPAA (unlike uTorrent, uninstall it as soon as possible). Oh, and remember: torrenting in itself isn't illegal, and it's definitely not piracy! It's simply a method of transferring files.

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in an old gaming community we used to use Bittorrent Sync to share movie files, then get together at a scheduled time on our mumble server (you could also use ts3 or ventrillo). someone would give a count down and we would all start the video at a specified time and talk over the voice server. there were scheduled breaks for food/ bathroom where we would all pause and sync our times up in case someone got out of sync.

you could also rig up a multicast through VLC, but its hard and I dont have a lot of experience with it.

Well, Bittorrent the corporation is different than bittorrent the protocol that they made famous. Bittorrent is just a technology company that designed a method to share data, and I don't think they want to piss off the major networks.

It seems you are possibly discussing piracy or piracy-related topics. Although this is neither against reddit's rules nor our own, it's important to remember to be responsible. Content creators can only create said content because they receive funding from you.

Piracy is an important freedom in our sometimes restrictive societies, and it's important to remember these things before you pass judgement either way:

Some pirate something that they already bought simply to remove the DRM.
Some pirate to re-obtain something they already bought.
Some pirate to try products before they make a financial commitment to them.
Some pirate simply because they cannot afford it.
Some pirate to get something that's no longer available.
Some pirate because their country censors or doesn't import it.

Lastly, here's a few tips: AdBlock is awesome for hiding fake download links. Deluge is an excellent open-source client that isn't in close cooperation with the MPAA (unlike uTorrent, uninstall it as soon as possible). Oh, and remember: torrenting in itself isn't illegal, and it's definitely not piracy! It's simply a method of transferring files.

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It seems you are possibly discussing piracy or piracy-related topics. Although this is neither against reddit's rules nor our own, it's important to remember to be responsible. Content creators can only create said content because they receive funding from you.

Piracy is an important freedom in our sometimes restrictive societies, and it's important to remember these things before you pass judgement on people discussing it:

Some pirate games because they believe the creator doesn't deserve financial compensation for the state of the product that was released.
Some pirate something that they already bought simply to remove the DRM.
Some pirate to re-obtain something they already bought.
Some pirate to try products before they make a financial commitment to them.
Some pirate simply because they cannot afford it.
Some pirate to get something that's no longer available.
Some pirate because their country censors or doesn't import it.
Some pirate games because of timed exclusivity. If they don't have access to it yet, they use piracy as a method to access it before it's available to them.

Lastly, here's a few tips: AdBlock is awesome for hiding fake download links. Deluge is an excellent open-source client that isn't in close cooperation with the MPAA (unlike uTorrent, uninstall it as soon as possible). Oh, and remember: torrenting in itself isn't illegal, and it's definitely not piracy! It's simply a method of transferring files. It's what you transfer that matters.

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It seems you are possibly discussing piracy or piracy-related topics. Although this is neither against reddit's rules nor our own, it's important to remember to be responsible. Content creators can only create said content because they receive funding from you.

Piracy is an important freedom in our sometimes restrictive societies, and it's important to remember these things before you pass judgement either way:

Some pirate something that they already bought simply to remove the DRM.
Some pirate to re-obtain something they already bought.
Some pirate to try products before they make a financial commitment to them.
Some pirate simply because they cannot afford it.
Some pirate to get something that's no longer available.
Some pirate because their country censors or doesn't import it.

Lastly, here's a few tips: AdBlock is awesome for hiding fake download links. Deluge is an excellent open-source client that isn't in close cooperation with the MPAA (unlike uTorrent, uninstall it as soon as possible). Oh, and remember: torrenting in itself isn't illegal, and it's definitely not piracy! It's simply a method of transferring files.

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It seems you are possibly discussing piracy or piracy-related topics. Although this is neither against reddit's rules nor our own, it's important to remember to be responsible. Content creators can only create said content because they receive funding from you.

Piracy is an important freedom in our sometimes restrictive societies, and it's important to remember these things before you pass judgement either way:

Some pirate something that they already bought simply to remove the DRM.
Some pirate to re-obtain something they already bought.
Some pirate to try products before they make a financial commitment to them.
Some pirate simply because they cannot afford it.
Some pirate to get something that's no longer available.
Some pirate because their country censors or doesn't import it.

Lastly, here's a few tips: AdBlock is awesome for hiding fake download links. Deluge is an excellent open-source client that isn't in close cooperation with the MPAA (unlike uTorrent, uninstall it as soon as possible). Oh, and remember: torrenting in itself isn't illegal, and it's definitely not piracy! It's simply a method of transferring files.

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It seems you are possibly discussing piracy or piracy-related topics. Although this is neither against reddit's rules nor our own, it's important to remember to be responsible. Content creators can only create said content because they receive funding from you.

Piracy is an important freedom in our sometimes restrictive societies, and it's important to remember these things before you pass judgement on people discussing it:

Some pirate games because they believe the creator doesn't deserve financial compensation for the state of the product that was released.
Some pirate something that they already bought simply to remove the DRM.
Some pirate to re-obtain something they already bought.
Some pirate to try products before they make a financial commitment to them.
Some pirate simply because they cannot afford it.
Some pirate to get something that's no longer available.
Some pirate because their country censors or doesn't import it.
Some pirate games because of timed exclusivity. If they don't have access to it yet, they use piracy as a method to access it before it's available to them.

Lastly, here's a few tips: AdBlock is awesome for hiding fake download links. Deluge is an excellent open-source client that isn't in close cooperation with the MPAA (unlike uTorrent, uninstall it as soon as possible). Oh, and remember: torrenting in itself isn't illegal, and it's definitely not piracy! It's simply a method of transferring files. It's what you transfer that matters.

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It seems you are possibly discussing piracy or piracy-related topics. Although this is neither against reddit's rules nor our own, it's important to remember to be responsible. Content creators can only create said content because they receive funding from you.

Piracy is an important freedom in our sometimes restrictive societies, and it's important to remember these things before you pass judgement either way:

Some pirate something that they already bought simply to remove the DRM.
Some pirate to re-obtain something they already bought.
Some pirate to try products before they make a financial commitment to them.
Some pirate simply because they cannot afford it.
Some pirate to get something that's no longer available.
Some pirate because their country censors or doesn't import it.

Lastly, here's a few tips: AdBlock is awesome for hiding fake download links. Deluge is an excellent open-source client that isn't in close cooperation with the MPAA (unlike uTorrent, uninstall it as soon as possible). Oh, and remember: torrenting in itself isn't illegal, and it's definitely not piracy! It's simply a method of transferring files. It's what you transfer that matters.

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It seems you are possibly discussing piracy or piracy-related topics. Although this is neither against reddit's rules nor our own, it's important to remember to be responsible. Content creators can only create said content because they receive funding from you.

Piracy is an important freedom in our sometimes restrictive societies, and it's important to remember these things before you pass judgement either way:

Some pirate something that they already bought simply to remove the DRM.
Some pirate to re-obtain something they already bought.
Some pirate to try products before they make a financial commitment to them.
Some pirate simply because they cannot afford it.
Some pirate to get something that's no longer available.
Some pirate because their country censors or doesn't import it.

Lastly, here's a few tips: AdBlock is awesome for hiding fake download links. Deluge is an excellent open-source client that isn't in close cooperation with the MPAA (unlike uTorrent, uninstall it as soon as possible). Oh, and remember: torrenting in itself isn't illegal, and it's definitely not piracy! It's simply a method of transferring files.

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It seems you are possibly discussing piracy or piracy-related topics. Although this is neither against reddit's rules nor our own, it's important to remember to be responsible. Content creators can only create said content because they receive funding from you.

Piracy is an important freedom in our sometimes restrictive societies, and it's important to remember these things before you pass judgement either way:

Some pirate something that they already bought simply to remove the DRM.
Some pirate to re-obtain something they already bought.
Some pirate to try products before they make a financial commitment to them.
Some pirate simply because they cannot afford it.
Some pirate to get something that's no longer available.
Some pirate because their country censors or doesn't import it.
Some pirate from companies that they feel don't deserve their money

Lastly, here's a few tips: AdBlock is awesome for hiding fake download links. Deluge is an excellent open-source client that isn't in close cooperation with the MPAA (unlike uTorrent, uninstall it as soon as possible). Oh, and remember: torrenting in itself isn't illegal, and it's definitely not piracy! It's simply a method of transferring files.

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It seems you are possibly discussing piracy or piracy-related topics. Although this is neither against reddit's rules nor our own, it's important to remember to be responsible. Content creators can only create said content because they receive funding from you.

Piracy is an important freedom in our sometimes restrictive societies, and it's important to remember these things before you pass judgement either way:

Some pirate something that they already bought simply to remove the DRM.
Some pirate to re-obtain something they already bought.
Some pirate to try products before they make a financial commitment to them.
Some pirate simply because they cannot afford it.
Some pirate to get something that's no longer available.
Some pirate because their country censors or doesn't import it.

Lastly, here's a few tips: AdBlock is awesome for hiding fake download links. Deluge is an excellent open-source client that isn't in close cooperation with the MPAA (unlike uTorrent, uninstall it as soon as possible). Oh, and remember: torrenting in itself isn't illegal, and it's definitely not piracy! It's simply a method of transferring files.

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It seems you are possibly discussing piracy or piracy-related topics. Although this is neither against reddit's rules nor our own, it's important to remember to be responsible. Content creators can only create said content because they receive funding from you.

Piracy is an important freedom in our sometimes restrictive societies, and it's important to remember these things before you pass judgement either way:

Some pirate something that they already bought simply to remove the DRM.
Some pirate to re-obtain something they already bought.
Some pirate to try products before they make a financial commitment to them.
Some pirate simply because they cannot afford it.
Some pirate to get something that's no longer available.
Some pirate because their country censors or doesn't import it.

Lastly, here's a few tips: AdBlock is awesome for hiding fake download links. Deluge is an excellent open-source client that isn't in close cooperation with the MPAA (unlike uTorrent, uninstall it as soon as possible). Oh, and remember: torrenting in itself isn't illegal, and it's definitely not piracy! It's simply a method of transferring files.

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"It seems you are possibly discussing piracy or piracy-related topics. Although this is neither against reddit's rules nor our own, it's important to remember to be responsible. Content creators can only create said content because they receive funding from you.

Piracy is an important freedom in our sometimes restrictive societies, and it's important to remember these things before you judge:

Some pirate something that they already bought simply to remove the DRM.
Some pirate to re-obtain something they already bought.
Some pirate to try products before they make a financial commitment to them.
Some pirate simply because they cannot afford it.
Some pirate to get something that's no longer available.
Some pirate because their country censors or doesn't import it.
Some pirate from companies that they feel don't deserve their money

Lastly, here's a few tips: AdBlock is awesome for hiding fake download links. Deluge is an excellent open-source client that isn't in close cooperation with the MPAA (unlike uTorrent, uninstall it as soon as possible). Oh, and remember: torrenting in itself isn't illegal, and it's definitely not piracy! It's simply a method of transferring files.

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Honestly you should have stopped using Bittorrent ages ago, use qBittorrent instead. It's ad free, works much better, and gives you more control in terms of options and settings than most other torrent clients (except maybe Deluge, which I can't get to work right without lagging to shit for the life of me but other people praise like it's Jesus himself). It's also open source on github so they won't do anything shady like uTorrent and use your PC to bitcoin mine or sell your info (and if they do you'll find out about it right away).

It seems you are possibly discussing piracy or piracy-related topics. Although this is neither against reddit's rules nor our own, it's important to remember to be responsible. Content creators can only create said content because they receive funding from you.

Piracy is an important freedom in our sometimes restrictive societies, and it's important to remember these things before you pass judgement either way:

Some pirate something that they already bought simply to remove the DRM.
Some pirate to re-obtain something they already bought.
Some pirate to try products before they make a financial commitment to them.
Some pirate simply because they cannot afford it.
Some pirate to get something that's no longer available.
Some pirate because their country censors or doesn't import it.

Lastly, here's a few tips: AdBlock is awesome for hiding fake download links. Deluge is an excellent open-source client that isn't in close cooperation with the MPAA (unlike uTorrent, uninstall it as soon as possible). Oh, and remember: torrenting in itself isn't illegal, and it's definitely not piracy! It's simply a method of transferring files.

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With the EpicScale/µTorrent clusterfuck, I switched to Deluge.

It's not as pretty, but once you get to know it it's quite flexible, especially if you want to make a torrent box.

Worried about privacy? Instead of Dropbox, use BTSync and just sync the folder containing your Keepass DB and Key across your devices.

I've been doing this across Windows, Mac, Linux, and Android without issue. It's been great.

You could use Deluge (open source, cross platform) or simply use an older version of uTorrent as many (including myself) do.

It seems you are possibly discussing piracy or piracy-related topics. Although this is neither against reddit's rules nor our own, it's important to remember to be responsible. Content creators can only create said content because they receive funding from you.

Piracy is an important freedom in our sometimes restrictive societies, and it's important to remember these things before you pass judgement either way:

Some pirate something that they already bought simply to remove the DRM.
Some pirate to re-obtain something they already bought.
Some pirate to try products before they make a financial commitment to them.
Some pirate simply because they cannot afford it.
Some pirate to get something that's no longer available.
Some pirate because their country censors or doesn't import it.

Lastly, here's a few tips: AdBlock is awesome for hiding fake download links. Deluge is an excellent open-source client that isn't in close cooperation with the MPAA (unlike uTorrent, uninstall it as soon as possible). Oh, and remember: torrenting in itself isn't illegal, and it's definitely not piracy! It's simply a method of transferring files.

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Qcast - If you happen to have chrome cast, a simple trivia game for you and your friends
Flud -beautiful BitTorrent client for android.

No, they're not. They're both for the users of those particular clients. #bittorrent & #transmission

Discussing obtaining Linux on those channels is no more appropriate than coming into ##linux and asking for help on advice on which movie to watch, simply because you'll be watching it on Linux.

It seems you are possibly discussing piracy or piracy-related topics. Although this is neither against reddit's rules nor our own, it's important to remember to be responsible. Content creators can only create said content because they receive funding from you.

Piracy is an important freedom in our sometimes restrictive societies, and it's important to remember these things before you pass judgement either way:

Some pirate something that they already bought simply to remove the DRM.
Some pirate to re-obtain something they already bought.
Some pirate to try products before they make a financial commitment to them.
Some pirate simply because they cannot afford it.
Some pirate to get something that's no longer available.
Some pirate because their country censors or doesn't import it.

Lastly, here's a few tips: AdBlock is awesome for hiding fake download links. Deluge is an excellent open-source client that isn't in close cooperation with the MPAA (unlike uTorrent, uninstall it as soon as possible). Oh, and remember: torrenting in itself isn't illegal, and it's definitely not piracy! It's simply a method of transferring files.

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It seems you are possibly discussing piracy or piracy-related topics. Although this is neither against reddit's rules nor our own, it's important to remember to be responsible. Content creators can only create said content because they receive funding from you. Piracy is an important freedom in our sometimes restrictive societies, and it's important to remember these things before you judge:

Some pirate something that they already bought simply to remove the DRM.
Some pirate to re-obtain something they already bought.
Some pirate to try products before they make a financial commitment to them.
Some pirate simply because they cannot afford it.
Some pirate to get something that's no longer available.
Some pirate because their country censors or doesn't import it.
Some pirate from companies that they feel don't deserve their money

Lastly, here's a few tips: AdBlock is awesome for hiding fake download links. Deluge is an excellent open-source client that isn't in close cooperation with the MPAA (unlike uTorrent, uninstall it as soon as possible). Oh, and remember: torrenting in itself isn't illegal, and it's definitely not piracy! It's simply a method of transferring files.

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It seems you are possibly discussing piracy or piracy-related topics. Although this is neither against reddit's rules nor our own, it's important to remember to be responsible. Content creators can only create said content because they receive funding from you.

Piracy is an important freedom in our sometimes restrictive societies, and it's important to remember these things before you pass judgement on people discussing it:

Some pirate games because they believe the creator doesn't deserve financial compensation for the state of the product that was released.
Some pirate something that they already bought simply to remove the DRM.
Some pirate to re-obtain something they already bought.
Some pirate to try products before they make a financial commitment to them.
Some pirate simply because they cannot afford it.
Some pirate to get something that's no longer available.
Some pirate because their country censors or doesn't import it.
Some pirate games because of timed exclusivity. If they don't have access to it yet, they use piracy as a method to access it before it's available to them.

Lastly, here's a few tips: AdBlock is awesome for hiding fake download links. Deluge is an excellent open-source client that isn't in close cooperation with the MPAA (unlike uTorrent, uninstall it as soon as possible). Oh, and remember: torrenting in itself isn't illegal, and it's definitely not piracy! It's simply a method of transferring files. It's what you transfer that matters.

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This isn't the first time this has happened, and it won't be the last. The title of this post should be "Stay away from uTorrent." not "Stay away from uTorrent for now."

There are PLENTY of alternatives to uTorrent which are infinitely safer and more reliable. Transmission has been mentioned, I personally am akin to Deluge, it's a bit more complicated, but it's capable of doing a little more, and works better for how I use it personally.

It seems you are possibly discussing piracy or piracy-related topics. Although this is neither against reddit's rules nor our own, it's important to remember to be responsible. Content creators can only create said content because they receive funding from you.

Piracy is an important freedom in our sometimes restrictive societies, and it's important to remember these things before you pass judgement either way:

Some pirate something that they already bought simply to remove the DRM.
Some pirate to re-obtain something they already bought.
Some pirate to try products before they make a financial commitment to them.
Some pirate simply because they cannot afford it.
Some pirate to get something that's no longer available.
Some pirate because their country censors or doesn't import it.

Lastly, here's a few tips: AdBlock is awesome for hiding fake download links. Deluge is an excellent open-source client that isn't in close cooperation with the MPAA (unlike uTorrent, uninstall it as soon as possible). Oh, and remember: torrenting in itself isn't illegal, and it's definitely not piracy! It's simply a method of transferring files.

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uTorrent is riddled with with toolbars and crapware like Ask Toolbar among other things. Also, BitTorrent Inc. has been known to work with the RIAA to crack down on piracy. Get Deluge instead.

Anyway, if you send me the scan log in a PM I would be happy to help you.

It seems you are possibly discussing piracy or piracy-related topics. Although this is neither against reddit's rules nor our own, it's important to remember to be responsible. Content creators can only create said content because they receive funding from you.

Piracy is an important freedom in our sometimes restrictive societies, and it's important to remember these things before you pass judgement either way:

Some pirate something that they already bought simply to remove the DRM.
Some pirate to re-obtain something they already bought.
Some pirate to try products before they make a financial commitment to them.
Some pirate simply because they cannot afford it.
Some pirate to get something that's no longer available.
Some pirate because their country censors or doesn't import it.

Lastly, here's a few tips: AdBlock is awesome for hiding fake download links. Deluge is an excellent open-source client that isn't in close cooperation with the MPAA (unlike uTorrent, uninstall it as soon as possible). Oh, and remember: torrenting in itself isn't illegal, and it's definitely not piracy! It's simply a method of transferring files. It's what you transfer that matters.

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It seems you are possibly discussing piracy or piracy-related topics. Although this is neither against reddit's rules nor our own, it's important to remember to be responsible. Content creators can only create said content because they receive funding from you.

Piracy is an important freedom in our sometimes restrictive societies, and it's important to remember these things before you pass judgement either way:

Some pirate something that they already bought simply to remove the DRM.
Some pirate to re-obtain something they already bought.
Some pirate to try products before they make a financial commitment to them.
Some pirate simply because they cannot afford it.
Some pirate to get something that's no longer available.
Some pirate because their country censors or doesn't import it.

Lastly, here's a few tips: AdBlock is awesome for hiding fake download links. Deluge is an excellent open-source client that isn't in close cooperation with the MPAA (unlike uTorrent, uninstall it as soon as possible). Oh, and remember: torrenting in itself isn't illegal, and it's definitely not piracy! It's simply a method of transferring files.

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From the website:

"Your information stays yours. Sync never stores your files on servers, so they stay safe from data breaches and prying eyes."

http://www.bittorrent.com/sync

The good thing about Bittorrent Sync is that it doesn't use the cloud, which means that its much harder for prying eyes to see what you are syncing. The bad thing about Bittorrent Sync is that it doesn't use the cloud, and that means that at least one device with the file you need has to be on to sync it. This also means that there's no data limit because it's whatever your devices can hold, but this also means that it's kind of a good idea to dump your files on a dedicated machine that's always connected to a connection with unlimited data. That's kinda like a cloud, but not really and you don't have to use it that way.

Edit: Which basically means that it doesn't work like a cloud and more like a stripped down easy to use FTP share over BT protocol, which is honestly all I needed in the first place.

It seems you are possibly discussing piracy or piracy-related topics. Although this is neither against reddit's rules nor our own, it's important to remember to be responsible. Content creators can only create said content because they receive funding from you.

Piracy is an important freedom in our sometimes restrictive societies, and it's important to remember these things before you pass judgement either way:

Some pirate something that they already bought simply to remove the DRM.
Some pirate to re-obtain something they already bought.
Some pirate to try products before they make a financial commitment to them.
Some pirate simply because they cannot afford it.
Some pirate to get something that's no longer available.
Some pirate because their country censors or doesn't import it.

Lastly, here's a few tips: AdBlock is awesome for hiding fake download links. Deluge is an excellent open-source client that isn't in close cooperation with the MPAA (unlike uTorrent, uninstall it as soon as possible). Oh, and remember: torrenting in itself isn't illegal, and it's definitely not piracy! It's simply a method of transferring files.

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Some pirate something that they already bought simply to remove the DRM.
Some pirate to re-obtain something they already bought.
Some pirate to try products before they make a financial commitment to them.
Some pirate simply because they cannot afford it.
Some pirate to get something that's no longer available.
Some pirate because their country censors or doesn't import it.
Some pirate from companies that they feel don't deserve their money

Lastly, here's a few tips: AdBlock is awesome for hiding fake download links. Deluge is an excellent open-source client that isn't in close cooperation with the MPAA (unlike uTorrent, uninstall it as soon as possible). Oh, and remember: torrenting in itself isn't illegal, and it's definitely not piracy! It's simply a method of transferring files.

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Again, this is just categorically false. You cannot realistically verify every single iteration/version of every single binary distribution of every single application on your system. Regardless of if its open source or not. See for example malware distribution via the Transmission project: https://transmissionbt.com/

Realistically it happens that binaries are modified before distribution

TL;DR: If you installed Transmission in the last few days, check if you've been infected. The infected executable was signed on the 28th and has already been replaced, so there should only be a small number of users affected.

You can check if your computer is infected by seeing if any of the following files exist: >/Applications/Transmission.app/Contents/Resources/License.rtf

>/Volumes/Transmission/Transmission.app/Contents/Resources/License.rtf

>$HOME/Library/Application Support/com.apple.iCloud.sync.daemon/icloudsyncd

>$HOME/Library/Application Support/com.apple.iCloud.sync.daemon/process.id

>$HOME/Library/LaunchAgents/com.apple.iCloud.sync.daemon.plist

>/Library/Application Support/com.apple.iCloud.sync.daemon/

>$HOME/Library/LaunchAgents/com.geticloud.icloud.photo.plist

edit: Official statement from the Transmission Project: https://transmissionbt.com/keydnap_qa/

It seems you are possibly discussing piracy or piracy-related topics. Although this is neither against reddit's rules nor our own, it's important to remember to be responsible. Content creators can only create said content because they receive funding from you.

Piracy is an important freedom in our sometimes restrictive societies, and it's important to remember these things before you pass judgement either way:

Some pirate something that they already bought simply to remove the DRM.
Some pirate to re-obtain something they already bought.
Some pirate to try products before they make a financial commitment to them.
Some pirate simply because they cannot afford it.
Some pirate to get something that's no longer available.
Some pirate because their country censors or doesn't import it.

Lastly, here's a few tips: AdBlock is awesome for hiding fake download links. Deluge is an excellent open-source client that isn't in close cooperation with the MPAA (unlike uTorrent, uninstall it as soon as possible). Oh, and remember: torrenting in itself isn't illegal, and it's definitely not piracy! It's simply a method of transferring files. It's what you transfer that matters.

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It seems you are possibly discussing piracy or piracy-related topics. Although this is neither against reddit's rules nor our own, it's important to remember to be responsible. Content creators can only create said content because they receive funding from you.

Piracy is an important freedom in our sometimes restrictive societies, and it's important to remember these things before you pass judgement either way:

Some pirate something that they already bought simply to remove the DRM.
Some pirate to re-obtain something they already bought.
Some pirate to try products before they make a financial commitment to them.
Some pirate simply because they cannot afford it.
Some pirate to get something that's no longer available.
Some pirate because their country censors or doesn't import it.

Lastly, here's a few tips: AdBlock is awesome for hiding fake download links. Deluge is an excellent open-source client that isn't in close cooperation with the MPAA (unlike uTorrent, uninstall it as soon as possible). Oh, and remember: torrenting in itself isn't illegal, and it's definitely not piracy! It's simply a method of transferring files.

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It seems you are possibly discussing piracy or piracy-related topics. Although this is neither against reddit's rules nor our own, it's important to remember to be responsible. Content creators can only create said content because they receive funding from you.

Piracy is an important freedom in our sometimes restrictive societies, and it's important to remember these things before you pass judgement either way:

Some pirate something that they already bought simply to remove the DRM.
Some pirate to re-obtain something they already bought.
Some pirate to try products before they make a financial commitment to them.
Some pirate simply because they cannot afford it.
Some pirate to get something that's no longer available.
Some pirate because their country censors or doesn't import it.

Lastly, here's a few tips: AdBlock is awesome for hiding fake download links. Deluge is an excellent open-source client that isn't in close cooperation with the MPAA (unlike uTorrent, uninstall it as soon as possible). Oh, and remember: torrenting in itself isn't illegal, and it's definitely not piracy! It's simply a method of transferring files.

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It seems you are possibly discussing piracy or piracy-related topics. Although this is neither against reddit's rules nor our own, it's important to remember to be responsible. Content creators can only create said content because they receive funding from you.

Piracy is an important freedom in our sometimes restrictive societies, and it's important to remember these things before you pass judgement either way:

Some pirate something that they already bought simply to remove the DRM.
Some pirate to re-obtain something they already bought.
Some pirate to try products before they make a financial commitment to them.
Some pirate simply because they cannot afford it.
Some pirate to get something that's no longer available.
Some pirate because their country censors or doesn't import it.
Some pirate from companies that they feel don't deserve their money

Lastly, here's a few tips: AdBlock is awesome for hiding fake download links. Deluge is an excellent open-source client that isn't in close cooperation with the MPAA (unlike uTorrent, uninstall it as soon as possible). Oh, and remember: torrenting in itself isn't illegal, and it's definitely not piracy! It's simply a method of transferring files.

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It seems you are possibly discussing piracy or piracy-related topics. Although this is neither against reddit's rules nor our own, it's important to remember to be responsible. Content creators can only create said content because they receive funding from you.

Piracy is an important freedom in our sometimes restrictive societies, and it's important to remember these things before you pass judgement either way:

Some pirate something that they already bought simply to remove the DRM.
Some pirate to re-obtain something they already bought.
Some pirate to try products before they make a financial commitment to them.
Some pirate simply because they cannot afford it.
Some pirate to get something that's no longer available.
Some pirate because their country censors or doesn't import it.
Some pirate from companies that they feel don't deserve their money

Lastly, here's a few tips: AdBlock is awesome for hiding fake download links. Deluge is an excellent open-source client that isn't in close cooperation with the MPAA (unlike uTorrent, uninstall it as soon as possible). Oh, and remember: torrenting in itself isn't illegal, and it's definitely not piracy! It's simply a method of transferring files.

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"It seems you are possibly discussing piracy or piracy-related topics. Although this is neither against reddit's rules nor our own, it's important to remember to be responsible. Content creators can only create said content because they receive funding from you.

Piracy is an important freedom in our sometimes restrictive societies, and it's important to remember these things before you judge:

Some pirate something that they already bought simply to remove the DRM.
Some pirate to re-obtain something they already bought.
Some pirate to try products before they make a financial commitment to them.
Some pirate simply because they cannot afford it.
Some pirate to get something that's no longer available.
Some pirate because their country censors or doesn't import it.
Some pirate from companies that they feel don't deserve their money

Lastly, here's a few tips: AdBlock is awesome for hiding fake download links. Deluge is an excellent open-source client that isn't in close cooperation with the MPAA (unlike uTorrent, uninstall it as soon as possible). Oh, and remember: torrenting in itself isn't illegal, and it's definitely not piracy! It's simply a method of transferring files.

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Como já disseram, o uTorrent já teve passado de instalar malware, mineiração de bitcoin então não é um programa confiável.

Sugiro o Transmission, tem tanto versão para Linux quanto para o Windows.

Edit: Clientes de torrent não são focados em conteúdo pirata, o objetivo do programa é transferir arquivos via P2P, o que acontece é que ele é bastante usado por pessoas para transferir arquivos piratas.

uTorrent is a used-to-be-light client. It's not any more, and while the ads may not bother you, there's really no reason why you should support them.

I would personally recommend Deluge. It's light, fast, extensible (Python!), and open source. Cross platform on Windows, Mac, and Linux.

http://deluge-torrent.org/

Screen shot: http://i.imgur.com/51msw5z.png

I wouldn't recommend anyone to use µTorrent anymore. Deluge or qBittorrent. Deluge's interface is very similar to µTorrent.

If you really want to use µTorrent, /u/still-improving's solution (µTorrent 2.2.1) is the way to go.

It seems you are possibly discussing piracy or piracy-related topics. Although this is neither against reddit's rules nor our own, it's important to remember to be responsible. Content creators can only create said content because they receive funding from you.

Piracy is an important freedom in our sometimes restrictive societies, and it's important to remember these things before you pass judgement either way:

Some pirate something that they already bought simply to remove the DRM.
Some pirate to re-obtain something they already bought.
Some pirate to try products before they make a financial commitment to them.
Some pirate simply because they cannot afford it.
Some pirate to get something that's no longer available.
Some pirate because their country censors or doesn't import it.

Lastly, here's a few tips: AdBlock is awesome for hiding fake download links. Deluge is an excellent open-source client that isn't in close cooperation with the MPAA (unlike uTorrent, uninstall it as soon as possible). Oh, and remember: torrenting in itself isn't illegal, and it's definitely not piracy! It's simply a method of transferring files.

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It seems you are possibly discussing piracy or piracy-related topics. Although this is neither against reddit's rules nor our own, it's important to remember to be responsible. Content creators can only create said content because they receive funding from you.

Piracy is an important freedom in our sometimes restrictive societies, and it's important to remember these things before you pass judgement either way:

Some pirate something that they already bought simply to remove the DRM.
Some pirate to re-obtain something they already bought.
Some pirate to try products before they make a financial commitment to them.
Some pirate simply because they cannot afford it.
Some pirate to get something that's no longer available.
Some pirate because their country censors or doesn't import it.

Lastly, here's a few tips: AdBlock is awesome for hiding fake download links. Deluge is an excellent open-source client that isn't in close cooperation with the MPAA (unlike uTorrent, uninstall it as soon as possible). Oh, and remember: torrenting in itself isn't illegal, and it's definitely not piracy! It's simply a method of transferring files.

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It seems you are possibly discussing piracy or piracy-related topics. Although this is neither against reddit's rules nor our own, it's important to remember to be responsible. Content creators can only create said content because they receive funding from you.

Piracy is an important freedom in our sometimes restrictive societies, and it's important to remember these things before you pass judgement either way:

Some pirate something that they already bought simply to remove the DRM.
Some pirate to re-obtain something they already bought.
Some pirate to try products before they make a financial commitment to them.
Some pirate simply because they cannot afford it.
Some pirate to get something that's no longer available.
Some pirate because their country censors or doesn't import it.

Lastly, here's a few tips: AdBlock is awesome for hiding fake download links. Deluge is an excellent open-source client that isn't in close cooperation with the MPAA (unlike uTorrent, uninstall it as soon as possible). Oh, and remember: torrenting in itself isn't illegal, and it's definitely not piracy! It's simply a method of transferring files.

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It seems you are possibly discussing piracy or piracy-related topics. Although this is neither against reddit's rules nor our own, it's important to remember to be responsible. Content creators can only create said content because they receive funding from you.

Piracy is an important freedom in our sometimes restrictive societies, and it's important to remember these things before you pass judgement either way:

Some pirate something that they already bought simply to remove the DRM.
Some pirate to re-obtain something they already bought.
Some pirate to try products before they make a financial commitment to them.
Some pirate simply because they cannot afford it.
Some pirate to get something that's no longer available.
Some pirate because their country censors or doesn't import it.
Some pirate from companies that they feel don't deserve their money

Lastly, here's a few tips: AdBlock is awesome for hiding fake download links. Deluge is an excellent open-source client that isn't in close cooperation with the MPAA (unlike uTorrent, uninstall it as soon as possible). Oh, and remember: torrenting in itself isn't illegal, and it's definitely not piracy! It's simply a method of transferring files.

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Sent. If anyone else wants it. Just search for havij pro on TPB, not allowed to link it.

Edit: Apparently some people don't know that TPB stands for The Pirate Bay, so to make it clear:
(0. Install an adblocker so the nasty ads don't spook you)
1. Install a torrent client. I suggest Deluge
2. Go to the piratebay.
3. Search for Havij Pro
4. There is only one torrent uploaded in 2013.
5. Download
6. ???
7. Profit

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Piracy is an important freedom in our sometimes restrictive societies, and it's important to remember these things before you pass judgement either way:

Some pirate something that they already bought simply to remove the DRM.
Some pirate to re-obtain something they already bought.
Some pirate to try products before they make a financial commitment to them.
Some pirate simply because they cannot afford it.
Some pirate to get something that's no longer available.
Some pirate because their country censors or doesn't import it.

Lastly, here's a few tips: AdBlock is awesome for hiding fake download links. Deluge is an excellent open-source client that isn't in close cooperation with the MPAA (unlike uTorrent, uninstall it as soon as possible). Oh, and remember: torrenting in itself isn't illegal, and it's definitely not piracy! It's simply a method of transferring files.

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It seems you are possibly discussing piracy or piracy-related topics. Although this is neither against reddit's rules nor our own, it's important to remember to be responsible. Content creators can only create said content because they receive funding from you.

Piracy is an important freedom in our sometimes restrictive societies, and it's important to remember these things before you pass judgement either way:

Some pirate something that they already bought simply to remove the DRM.
Some pirate to re-obtain something they already bought.
Some pirate to try products before they make a financial commitment to them.
Some pirate simply because they cannot afford it.
Some pirate to get something that's no longer available.
Some pirate because their country censors or doesn't import it.

Lastly, here's a few tips: AdBlock is awesome for hiding fake download links. Deluge is an excellent open-source client that isn't in close cooperation with the MPAA (unlike uTorrent, uninstall it as soon as possible). Oh, and remember: torrenting in itself isn't illegal, and it's definitely not piracy! It's simply a method of transferring files.

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It seems you are possibly discussing piracy or piracy-related topics. Although this is neither against reddit's rules nor our own, it's important to remember to be responsible. Content creators can only create said content because they receive funding from you.

Piracy is an important freedom in our sometimes restrictive societies, and it's important to remember these things before you pass judgement either way:

Some pirate something that they already bought simply to remove the DRM.
Some pirate to re-obtain something they already bought.
Some pirate to try products before they make a financial commitment to them.
Some pirate simply because they cannot afford it.
Some pirate to get something that's no longer available.
Some pirate because their country censors or doesn't import it.

Lastly, here's a few tips: AdBlock is awesome for hiding fake download links. Deluge is an excellent open-source client that isn't in close cooperation with the MPAA (unlike uTorrent, uninstall it as soon as possible). Oh, and remember: torrenting in itself isn't illegal, and it's definitely not piracy! It's simply a method of transferring files.

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It seems you are possibly discussing piracy or piracy-related topics. Although this is neither against reddit's rules nor our own, it's important to remember to be responsible. Content creators can only create said content because they receive funding from you.

Piracy is an important freedom in our sometimes restrictive societies, and it's important to remember these things before you pass judgement either way:

Some pirate something that they already bought simply to remove the DRM.
Some pirate to re-obtain something they already bought.
Some pirate to try products before they make a financial commitment to them.
Some pirate simply because they cannot afford it.
Some pirate to get something that's no longer available.
Some pirate because their country censors or doesn't import it.

Lastly, here's a few tips: AdBlock is awesome for hiding fake download links. Deluge is an excellent open-source client that isn't in close cooperation with the MPAA (unlike uTorrent, uninstall it as soon as possible). Oh, and remember: torrenting in itself isn't illegal, and it's definitely not piracy! It's simply a method of transferring files.

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Piracy is an important freedom in our sometimes restrictive societies, and it's important to remember these things before you pass judgement either way:

Some pirate something that they already bought simply to remove the DRM.
Some pirate to re-obtain something they already bought.
Some pirate to try products before they make a financial commitment to them.
Some pirate simply because they cannot afford it.
Some pirate to get something that's no longer available.
Some pirate because their country censors or doesn't import it.
Some pirate from companies that they feel don't deserve their money

Lastly, here's a few tips: AdBlock is awesome for hiding fake download links. Deluge is an excellent open-source client that isn't in close cooperation with the MPAA (unlike uTorrent, uninstall it as soon as possible). Oh, and remember: torrenting in itself isn't illegal, and it's definitely not piracy! It's simply a method of transferring files.

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"It seems you are possibly discussing piracy or piracy-related topics. Although this is neither against reddit's rules nor our own, it's important to remember to be responsible. Content creators can only create said content because they receive funding from you.

Piracy is an important freedom in our sometimes restrictive societies, and it's important to remember these things before you pass judgement either way:

Some pirate something that they already bought simply to remove the DRM.
Some pirate to re-obtain something they already bought.
Some pirate to try products before they make a financial commitment to them.
Some pirate simply because they cannot afford it.
Some pirate to get something that's no longer available.
Some pirate because their country censors or doesn't import it.
Some pirate from companies that they feel don't deserve their money

Lastly, here's a few tips: AdBlock is awesome for hiding fake download links. Deluge is an excellent open-source client that isn't in close cooperation with the MPAA (unlike uTorrent, uninstall it as soon as possible). Oh, and remember: torrenting in itself isn't illegal, and it's definitely not piracy! It's simply a method of transferring files.

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It seems you are possibly discussing piracy or piracy-related topics. Although this is neither against reddit's rules nor our own, it's important to remember to be responsible. Content creators can only create said content because they receive funding from you. Piracy is an important freedom in our sometimes restrictive societies, and it's important to remember these things before you judge:

Some pirate something that they already bought simply to remove the DRM.
Some pirate to re-obtain something they already bought.
Some pirate to try products before they make a financial commitment to them.
Some pirate simply because they cannot afford it.
Some pirate to get something that's no longer available.
Some pirate because their country censors or doesn't import it.
Some pirate from companies that they feel don't deserve their money

Lastly, here's a few tips: AdBlock is awesome for hiding fake download links. Deluge is an excellent open-source client that isn't in close cooperation with the MPAA (unlike uTorrent, uninstall it as soon as possible). Oh, and remember: torrenting in itself isn't illegal, and it's definitely not piracy! It's simply a method of transferring files.

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It seems you are possibly discussing piracy or piracy-related topics. Although this is neither against reddit's rules nor our own, it's important to remember to be responsible. Content creators can only create said content because they receive funding from you. Piracy is an important freedom in our sometimes restrictive societies, and it's important to remember these things before you judge:

Some pirate something that they already bought simply to remove the DRM.
Some pirate to re-obtain something they already bought.
Some pirate to try products before they make a financial commitment to them.
Some pirate simply because they cannot afford it.
Some pirate to get something that's no longer available.
Some pirate because their country censors or doesn't import it.
Some pirate from companies that they feel don't deserve their money

Lastly, here's a few tips: AdBlock is awesome for hiding fake download links. Deluge is an excellent open-source client that isn't in close cooperation with the MPAA (unlike uTorrent, uninstall it as soon as possible). Oh, and remember: torrenting in itself isn't illegal, and it's definitely not piracy! It's simply a method of transferring files.

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It seems you are possibly discussing piracy or piracy-related topics. Although this is neither against reddit's rules nor our own, it's important to remember to be responsible. Content creators can only create said content because they receive funding from you. Piracy is an important freedom in our sometimes restrictive societies, and it's important to remember these things before you judge:

Some pirate something that they already bought simply to remove the DRM.
Some pirate to re-obtain something they already bought.
Some pirate to try products before they make a financial commitment to them.
Some pirate simply because they cannot afford it.
Some pirate to get something that's no longer available.
Some pirate because their country censors or doesn't import it.
Some pirate from companies that they feel don't deserve their money

Lastly, here's a few tips: AdBlock is awesome for hiding fake download links. Deluge is an excellent open-source client that isn't in close cooperation with the MPAA (unlike uTorrent, uninstall it as soon as possible). Oh, and remember: torrenting in itself isn't illegal, and it's definitely not piracy! It's simply a method of transferring files.

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It seems you are possibly discussing piracy or piracy-related topics. Although this is neither against reddit's rules nor our own, it's important to remember to be responsible. Content creators can only create said content because they receive funding from you.

Piracy is an important freedom in our sometimes restrictive societies, and it's important to remember these things before you pass judgement either way:

Some pirate something that they already bought simply to remove the DRM.
Some pirate to re-obtain something they already bought.
Some pirate to try products before they make a financial commitment to them.
Some pirate simply because they cannot afford it.
Some pirate to get something that's no longer available.
Some pirate because their country censors or doesn't import it.

Lastly, here's a few tips: AdBlock is awesome for hiding fake download links. Deluge is an excellent open-source client that isn't in close cooperation with the MPAA (unlike uTorrent, uninstall it as soon as possible). Oh, and remember: torrenting in itself isn't illegal, and it's definitely not piracy! It's simply a method of transferring files. It's what you transfer that matters.

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It seems you are possibly discussing piracy or piracy-related topics. Although this is neither against reddit's rules nor our own, it's important to remember to be responsible. Content creators can only create said content because they receive funding from you.

Piracy is an important freedom in our sometimes restrictive societies, and it's important to remember these things before you pass judgement either way:

Some pirate something that they already bought simply to remove the DRM.
Some pirate to re-obtain something they already bought.
Some pirate to try products before they make a financial commitment to them.
Some pirate simply because they cannot afford it.
Some pirate to get something that's no longer available.
Some pirate because their country censors or doesn't import it.

Lastly, here's a few tips: AdBlock is awesome for hiding fake download links. Deluge is an excellent open-source client that isn't in close cooperation with the MPAA (unlike uTorrent, uninstall it as soon as possible). Oh, and remember: torrenting in itself isn't illegal, and it's definitely not piracy! It's simply a method of transferring files. It's what you transfer that matters.

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It seems you are possibly discussing piracy or piracy-related topics. Although this is neither against reddit's rules nor our own, it's important to remember to be responsible. Content creators can only create said content because they receive funding from you.

Piracy is an important freedom in our sometimes restrictive societies, and it's important to remember these things before you pass judgement either way:

Some pirate something that they already bought simply to remove the DRM.
Some pirate to re-obtain something they already bought.
Some pirate to try products before they make a financial commitment to them.
Some pirate simply because they cannot afford it.
Some pirate to get something that's no longer available.
Some pirate because their country censors or doesn't import it.

Lastly, here's a few tips: AdBlock is awesome for hiding fake download links. Deluge is an excellent open-source client that isn't in close cooperation with the MPAA (unlike uTorrent, uninstall it as soon as possible). Oh, and remember: torrenting in itself isn't illegal, and it's definitely not piracy! It's simply a method of transferring files. It's what you transfer that matters.

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It seems you are possibly discussing piracy or piracy-related topics. Although this is neither against reddit's rules nor our own, it's important to remember to be responsible. Content creators can only create said content because they receive funding from you.

Piracy is an important freedom in our sometimes restrictive societies, and it's important to remember these things before you pass judgement either way:

Some pirate something that they already bought simply to remove the DRM.
Some pirate to re-obtain something they already bought.
Some pirate to try products before they make a financial commitment to them.
Some pirate simply because they cannot afford it.
Some pirate to get something that's no longer available.
Some pirate because their country censors or doesn't import it.

Lastly, here's a few tips: AdBlock is awesome for hiding fake download links. Deluge is an excellent open-source client that isn't in close cooperation with the MPAA (unlike uTorrent, uninstall it as soon as possible). Oh, and remember: torrenting in itself isn't illegal, and it's definitely not piracy! It's simply a method of transferring files. It's what you transfer that matters.

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It seems you are possibly discussing piracy or piracy-related topics. Although this is neither against reddit's rules nor our own, it's important to remember to be responsible. Content creators can only create said content because they receive funding from you.

Piracy is an important freedom in our sometimes restrictive societies, and it's important to remember these things before you pass judgement either way:

Some pirate something that they already bought simply to remove the DRM.
Some pirate to re-obtain something they already bought.
Some pirate to try products before they make a financial commitment to them.
Some pirate simply because they cannot afford it.
Some pirate to get something that's no longer available.
Some pirate because their country censors or doesn't import it.

Lastly, here's a few tips: AdBlock is awesome for hiding fake download links. Deluge is an excellent open-source client that isn't in close cooperation with the MPAA (unlike uTorrent, uninstall it as soon as possible). Oh, and remember: torrenting in itself isn't illegal, and it's definitely not piracy! It's simply a method of transferring files. It's what you transfer that matters.

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It seems you are possibly discussing piracy or piracy-related topics. Although this is neither against reddit's rules nor our own, it's important to remember to be responsible. Content creators can only create said content because they receive funding from you.

Piracy is an important freedom in our sometimes restrictive societies, and it's important to remember these things before you pass judgement either way:

Some pirate something that they already bought simply to remove the DRM.
Some pirate to re-obtain something they already bought.
Some pirate to try products before they make a financial commitment to them.
Some pirate simply because they cannot afford it.
Some pirate to get something that's no longer available.
Some pirate because their country censors or doesn't import it.

Lastly, here's a few tips: AdBlock is awesome for hiding fake download links. Deluge is an excellent open-source client that isn't in close cooperation with the MPAA (unlike uTorrent, uninstall it as soon as possible). Oh, and remember: torrenting in itself isn't illegal, and it's definitely not piracy! It's simply a method of transferring files.

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I'm guessing you're not big into piracy? The answer is torrents. You'll need to install a torrent client, then find a torrent file for the "Despecialized Editions". The best-known site for torrents is in the news frequently and has a Swedish political party named after it.

(Not sure of this sub's stance on piracy, so no links or site names.)

It seems you are possibly discussing piracy or piracy-related topics. Although this is neither against reddit's rules nor our own, it's important to remember to be responsible. Content creators can only create said content because they receive funding from you.

Piracy is an important freedom in our sometimes restrictive societies, and it's important to remember these things before you pass judgement either way:

Some pirate something that they already bought simply to remove the DRM.
Some pirate to re-obtain something they already bought.
Some pirate to try products before they make a financial commitment to them.
Some pirate simply because they cannot afford it.
Some pirate to get something that's no longer available.
Some pirate because their country censors or doesn't import it.

Lastly, here's a few tips: AdBlock is awesome for hiding fake download links. Deluge is an excellent open-source client that isn't in close cooperation with the MPAA (unlike uTorrent, uninstall it as soon as possible). Oh, and remember: torrenting in itself isn't illegal, and it's definitely not piracy! It's simply a method of transferring files.

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It seems you are possibly discussing piracy or piracy-related topics. Although this is neither against reddit's rules nor our own, it's important to remember to be responsible. Content creators can only create said content because they receive funding from you.

Piracy is an important freedom in our sometimes restrictive societies, and it's important to remember these things before you pass judgement either way:

Some pirate something that they already bought simply to remove the DRM.
Some pirate to re-obtain something they already bought.
Some pirate to try products before they make a financial commitment to them.
Some pirate simply because they cannot afford it.
Some pirate to get something that's no longer available.
Some pirate because their country censors or doesn't import it.

Lastly, here's a few tips: AdBlock is awesome for hiding fake download links. Deluge is an excellent open-source client that isn't in close cooperation with the MPAA (unlike uTorrent, uninstall it as soon as possible). Oh, and remember: torrenting in itself isn't illegal, and it's definitely not piracy! It's simply a method of transferring files.

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It seems you are possibly discussing piracy or piracy-related topics. Although this is neither against reddit's rules nor our own, it's important to remember to be responsible. Content creators can only create said content because they receive funding from you.

Piracy is an important freedom in our sometimes restrictive societies, and it's important to remember these things before you pass judgement either way:

Some pirate something that they already bought simply to remove the DRM.
Some pirate to re-obtain something they already bought.
Some pirate to try products before they make a financial commitment to them.
Some pirate simply because they cannot afford it.
Some pirate to get something that's no longer available.
Some pirate because their country censors or doesn't import it.

Lastly, here's a few tips: AdBlock is awesome for hiding fake download links. Deluge is an excellent open-source client that isn't in close cooperation with the MPAA (unlike uTorrent, uninstall it as soon as possible). Oh, and remember: torrenting in itself isn't illegal, and it's definitely not piracy! It's simply a method of transferring files.

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1.) download bittorrent or an equivalent. The legality here is like how, officially, you're only supposed to use bongs for tobacco. Officially, you're only supposed to share files that you have appropriate licensing for.

2.) download a .torrent file from somewhere. Magnet sites, as they are called, are also technically allowed a lot of places, since they're not hosting the files, just acting as signposts to guide people to other people who have the file. In the places they're not allowed, it just so happens that the servers are hosted in places where those laws don't apply. careful, though. Laws still apply to the end user.

3.) add the .torrent file to your torrent client. in bittorrent, navigate to 'file>add torrent'. The .torrent file doesn't actually contain the movie/book/etc that you're trying to download, it merely serves as a sort of ID that says 'Hey, guys! I'm looking for a file, does anyone have ______?'

4.) once the file has been added, you have become part of a network of peers. At this point, if you don't have the appropriate license, you've begun breaking the law. If the downloading hasn't begun, right click on it and make it start.

5.) You should see a number labeled 'Seeds/Peers'. this tells you how many people have the file you're looking for and are willing to share parts of it with you.

6.) now, just wait for the download to complete. depending on how many seeders there are, it might take a while.

7.) once you've finished downloading the file, don't forget to seed so other people can get it.

I'd go one of two routes.

Run a Plex Server and have your parents access that. But that only works so well if you have the upload speed for it. https://plex.tv/

Also your parents would need a Plex Player, but there are a lot of options for that.

Or setup BitTorrent Sync, that can easily and privately sync the data between two computers. http://www.bittorrent.com/sync

It seems you are possibly discussing piracy or piracy-related topics. Although this is neither against reddit's rules nor our own, it's important to remember to be responsible. Content creators can only create said content because they receive funding from you.

Piracy is an important freedom in our sometimes restrictive societies, and it's important to remember these things before you pass judgement either way:

Some pirate something that they already bought simply to remove the DRM.
Some pirate to re-obtain something they already bought.
Some pirate to try products before they make a financial commitment to them.
Some pirate simply because they cannot afford it.
Some pirate to get something that's no longer available.
Some pirate because their country censors or doesn't import it.

Lastly, here's a few tips: AdBlock is awesome for hiding fake download links. Deluge is an excellent open-source client that isn't in close cooperation with the MPAA (unlike uTorrent, uninstall it as soon as possible). Oh, and remember: torrenting in itself isn't illegal, and it's definitely not piracy! It's simply a method of transferring files.

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It seems you are possibly discussing piracy or piracy-related topics. Although this is neither against reddit's rules nor our own, it's important to remember to be responsible. Content creators can only create said content because they receive funding from you.

Piracy is an important freedom in our sometimes restrictive societies, and it's important to remember these things before you pass judgement either way:

Some pirate something that they already bought simply to remove the DRM.
Some pirate to re-obtain something they already bought.
Some pirate to try products before they make a financial commitment to them.
Some pirate simply because they cannot afford it.
Some pirate to get something that's no longer available.
Some pirate because their country censors or doesn't import it.

Lastly, here's a few tips: AdBlock is awesome for hiding fake download links. Deluge is an excellent open-source client that isn't in close cooperation with the MPAA (unlike uTorrent, uninstall it as soon as possible). Oh, and remember: torrenting in itself isn't illegal, and it's definitely not piracy! It's simply a method of transferring files.

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Powder Player

TorrentSafe

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Fragments

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