Don’t listen to this guy. He exists to overcomplicate things because he’s just trying to fit in with other losers.

Download an adblocker. Stop using ‘smart’ features. Hook your computer up to your TV and get a wireless keyboard/mouse combo.

This isn’t difficult, or complicated.

Use an adblocker.

They don’t care about losing customers to piracy just like fast-food restaurants don’t care about losing people to grocery stores.

They’ve realized it’s more profitable to take further advantage of an ever-shrinking pool of customers.

If you can charge 1 customer twice the price of what you could charge 2, then you make more money because you require less overhead.

For smart people, piracy is a financial problem.

Why pay more for things you can get for free? It’s not like the businesses you’re supporting wouldn’t rob you blind if they thought they could get away with it.

Even the ‘creators’ don’t get the vast majority of the money you spend; their landlords do. When they make more money, rent goes up.

I wish this generation wasn’t full of useful idiots with more money than sense.

Linux is also free as in beer.

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Am I the only one who doesn’t give a shit about private trackers?

Why are you trying to restrict the people you can share with, lol.

Good.

Public or bust.

Only elitist retards think otherwise.

I download things like good movies, video games, and music.

I stream things like TV shows on free streaming sites.

A lot of people here don’t understand that having something saved on a storage device is the exact same as owning it physically.

They believe that having a box for a disc with cover art on it matters, or something.

Just use Nicotine+.

That’s completely false.

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Seriously. Less is more.

There’s no need to keep up with the meme of releasing updates as quickly as possible.

Online multiplayer can work if it supports LAN play.

You can set up a session with Hamachi. I’ve done it with Borderlands 3 and Divinity OS 2.

Wait until the game is finished then download.