Thread 106385981

You do
>seed your torrents
>maintain your ratios
>share your digital media
>digitize and share your physical media
>donate to open source projects and free services
>sponsor your open source dev's github
>pay for all your commercial software
>run nodes for decentralized projects
>donate your excess storage and CPU
right? Right?

>>106385981 (OP)
>>seed your torrents
Yes, but only if the content is good and worth seeding.
>>maintain your ratios
I give back the same amount I download at the very minimum.
>>share your digital media
Nyaa closed registrations and other public trackers ban my account for no reason other than not being part of their IRC clique. I got into a private tracker but they want me to go through some gay ass job interview just to have the "privilege" of sharing some old ass anime remux I have that's not available anywhere else.
>>digitize and share your physical media
See above, they made sharing too hard.
>>donate to open source projects and free services
lol no, they wouldn't be free if they needed my money now would they?
>>sponsor your open source dev's github
Yeah sure, I love raid shadow legends and nordvpn.
>>pay for all your commercial software
Commercial software is just monthly subscriptions, I would pay if they let me actually own the software.
>>run nodes for decentralized projects
I run node.js
>>donate your excess storage and CPU
I throw my shit when it's old and use my CPU for porn and hentai.

>>106385981 (OP)
I actually seed way more than what I download. Last I downloaded something must have been a month ago but the BitTorrent always starts with the system and I seed.

>>106385981 (OP)
No fuck you.

>>106385981 (OP)
No.
I'd seed if I had the space for it, but managing and backing up a shitload of data I'm not using is a pain, so I just delete all installers and anime once I'm done with them. There's no point in seeding niche torrents non-indefinitely since there might not be anyone to download them, and there's no point in seeding popular torrents non-indefinitely since they're already popular.

>yes, but am concerned about my isp
>what
>if only i had any
>if only i had any
>broke as a bitch
>too broke for that
>define commercial software, because so far i have only paid for steam games
>what
>what
i only now realize how little i know, teach me senseis

>seed your torrents
I seed my backlog, when I get to it, I delete it.
>maintain your ratios
never checked
>share your digital media
>digitize and share your physical media
>donate to open source projects and free services
>sponsor your open source dev's github
>pay for all your commercial software
>run nodes for decentralized projects
>donate your excess storage and CPU
no, fuck you

actual linux iso

>>106385981 (OP)
>>seed your torrents
Yes
>>maintain your ratios
Yes
>>share your digital media
Yes
>>digitize and share your physical media
Back when I actually had some
>>donate to open source projects and free services
Rarely but yes
>>sponsor your open source dev's github
I have never heard of this
>>pay for all your commercial software
Hahaha.
>>run nodes for decentralized projects
I have not at the moment
>>donate your excess storage and CPU
Same as above. Beyond basic filehosting stuff anything else works so much better on purpose built machines these days. I used to do things like Folding@home but electricity prices here are nutso (60c/kWh) and HPCs with the right architecture can run modern versions of those tools so much better.

Your post is dumb but the picture is very cute.

I do all this except sponsoring open source projects. I never use any FOSS and I expect them to have a GPL license, they can negotiate to sell a more permissive license to businesses so I don't expect them to rely on charity.

Btw torrents are great for anyone interested in watching older movies.

Something I noticed when with movies from public torrents – leeches use a great variety of clients, yet the vast majority of seeders use qBittorrent.

>>106385981 (OP)
>seed your torrents
when i got vpn
>maintain your ratios
dont care
>share your digital media
sometimes
>digitize and share your physical media
sometimes if rare
>donate to open source projects and free services
sometimes
>sponsor your open source dev's github
no
>pay for all your commercial software
never
>run nodes for decentralized projects
plan to
>donate your excess storage and CPU
never, i hoard old shit

>>106385981 (OP)
>seed your torrents
Yes
>maintain your ratios
No, too much uploaded, it's fucked
>share your digital media
Yes
>digitize and share your physical media
Want to, but I'm too lazy and I don't know where to start
>donate to open source projects and free services
No
>sponsor your open source dev's github
No
>pay for all your commercial software
No
>run nodes for decentralized projects
Yes
>donate your excess storage and CPU
No
Nice datamining thread

I seed only remuxes

>>106387766
>I have never heard of this
I only heard of it recently myself too. But it's a thing

>>106389894
Probably because qbitorrent is best for running on a home server or seedbox.

>>106385981 (OP)
>share your digital media
i did this