Can't you borrow games at the library?
this post was submitted on 27 May 2025
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You can also torrent games at the library
In Austria you totally can and it costs € 30 / year. But for the new ones you can simply torrent them because nobody cares here.
Not at mine. We have board games and telescopes though.
Read the megathread ffs, use ProtonVPN
for direct downloads it works, however I tried to torrent on it and it disabled and said "no p2p". I pay for mullvad now and have no regrets
How did you set it up? Proton offers port forwarding, which mullvad does not
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Piracy free?
100TB isn't free Fast internet connections ain't free VPN ain't free Hundreds of hours ain't free
What is free is the freedom that comes with just being able to watch whatever the hell I want to watch when I want to watch it, without ads, without "oh now we found another way to make money, we shuffle media between providers so now pay someone else too if you want to finish this show"
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Use Tor Or a pretty good free vpn like ProtonVPN. Just not a "free" one. Looking at VeePN with disgust
protonvpn free tier doesn't support P2P
sh*t
Uhh ignore the example, idk a free vpn that supports P2P.
Nah, basic torrenting can be done without P2P. It just takes more time and fewer torrents work.
You shouldn't torrent through tor, however, i2p has built in torrents
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80$ games btw.