There's nothing inherently illegal about the service or how it works which is why it isn’t outright banned. The illegal part is sharing copyrighted material over the service and I think you could get caught doing this just like someone using regular torrents without a VPN would be.
CmdrShepard42
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Edison Motors is doing that in Canada for light duty trucks. I don't think there's much of a market for it outside that considering the insane amount of labor costs you'd encounter trying to retrofit a vehicle. Best to either sell the kits to DIYers or find those few unicorn buyers who'd be willing to hand you $100k-$200k for 6-12 months worth of labor on a one-off vehicle.
What an idiot not only for potentially damaging an ancient pyramid but also because those stairs are only about 3" deep and it would be incredibly easy to come tumbling off that when coming back down. I scaled one that was maybe 10 feet tall outside Playa Del Carmen (not a perserved one but one you can climb on) and even that was terrifying to come down as a tall person.
Doesn't matter. These same type of people have the same double standards about this in the US too.
I agree to just fill up the HDD with media and bring that to play with VLC. Setting up the *arrs and usenet seems like a lot.
Like someone else suggested, maybe just bring a laptop and then you can manually torrent the few new episodes of whatever show you're currently watching rather than dealing with the automation aspect.
Apparently it's not a winning strategy to have Democrats run for elections either, so what's there to lose?
AirVPN is the other choice here that offers port forwarding still.
That seems wrong to me as you're just making archive.org a bigger target when you know it's not something they can legally host (hence the VPN and anon email).
Now people expect to pay once and get upgrades forever.
Because they're called "lifetime passes" voluntarily offered by the company. It seems weird to act like people are being entitled about this or that their $75-$120 one-time payment is meaningless compared to someone who's only paid $5 or worse using it for free.
Well, I hadn't seen that mentioned anywhere, so if that's the case I agree it's not a big deal to pack your trash back to the cafe.
You can set individual seed time/ratios in the indexer settings for each tracker in sonarr and radarr.