Torrent clients don't download torrents, people download torrents. See? No difference.
jjlinux
joined 1 year ago
What Jupiter Ascending are you talking about here?
Please elaborate...
Netflix has become as bad as any of the others. Its all shit. ⚓
Same crap as Max and Netflix. It can't be coincidence.
I'd be more concerned about the longevity of the drives than any NAS itself. I moved from commercial NAS appliances to a self-built one. It turns out that they cost about the same (depending on the hardware configuration you end up choosing, evidently), but are MUCH better performance-wise.
Sorry. I suffer from being too literal sole times (most of the time actually).
All those companies are stealing from their users. If I steal from a thief, is it really theft?
Never mind the fact that almost all are Windows games. If there is any malware in there it's directed at Windows.In all honesty, I find this to be a very silly concern.
It's not impossible, but it is HIGHLY unlikely that malware directed at windows (which must be 99.99999% of cracked games, as they are for Windows) can affect anything in Linux. Sure, it could be that your Wine/Proton suffers. What happens then? Easy. Remove, reinstall, move on.
Having said that,I'll if I were you, I'd just install whatever I want.
I play Sins of a Solar Empire regularly, and it's pirated. All the Command & Conquer games, StarCraft (1 and 2), Warcraft (1 and 2) and many more, all cracked.
And as someone else mentioned, I'm more concerned about malware and/or spyware from the publishers than from the cracked games uploaders.
I'm a certified Microsoft hater, but man, 90 weeks? I get it, we want Gnu-Linux to be more streamlined, but his is certainly not the way. This is tech fearmongering.
Point, set, match!