Seeds are users that have 100% of a torrent. More Seeds usually means more speed. Leechers are users that don’t have 100% of a torrent yet.

You can grab torrents either with a file (.torrent) or a magnet link. The latter is just a link that tells the client how to get the torrent.

A tracker is a server that manages the torrent. You don’t really have to deal with that.

• Always use a VPN. edit: Proton still supports port forwarding.
• Make sure to map the network adapter of qBittorrent (or whatever client you use) to the VPN device so you don’t leak your IP when you have a disconnect.
• Set up something like Sonarr (Shows), Radarr (Movies), Jellyfin (or Plex) to streamline everything.
• You can also include Prowlarr in the setup to automatically sync indexers to Sonarr and Radarr. Thats also where you find other indexers like 1337.to and whatnot.
• If you want more convenience and speed, get a Seedbox like ultra.cc
• Seed, seed, seed!

Horrendous Linux support and a fascist CEO. I regret paying for 2 years and can’t wait to switch to Mullvad.

Too much Proton for my taste.

Can you elaborate on this? What’s going on?

Uh, never heard of it! Looks very promising. Are third party clients officially allowed by Signal?

Sorry, I didn’t mean to imply it was on purpose. Just wanted to point it out.

All email recommendations link to mailbox.org

I just went to mappy.com on accident and it’s another map service. Anyone know more about it?

Yeah, the whole search experience on OsmAnd is kinda weird. It wants you to input each piec e of information into a separate field.

Yeah, that’s my biggest gripe too. It’s awesome for outdoor stuff like hikes and bike rides. But actually just typing in an address/POI like in Google Maps and it finds it? Somehow it doesn’t work. At least with OsmAnd and OrganicMaps.