You are right, no port forwarding is not great. I would recommend Proton then.

Seeds are users that have 100% of a torrent. More Seeds usually means more speed. Leechers are users that don't have 100% of a torrent yet.

You can grab torrents either with a file (.torrent) or a magnet link. The latter is just a link that tells the client how to get the torrent.

A tracker is a server that manages the torrent. You don't really have to deal with that.

• Always use a VPN. edit: Proton still supports port forwarding.
• Make sure to map the network adapter of qBittorrent (or whatever client you use) to the VPN device so you don't leak your IP when you have a disconnect.
• Set up something like Sonarr (Shows), Radarr (Movies), Jellyfin (or Plex) to streamline everything.
• You can also include Prowlarr in the setup to automatically sync indexers to Sonarr and Radarr. Thats also where you find other indexers like 1337.to and whatnot.
• If you want more convenience and speed, get a Seedbox like ultra.cc
• Seed, seed, seed!

The seat is not what closes a toilet. That's the lid and it's not even mentioned on the sign.

Horrendous Linux support and a fascist CEO. I regret paying for 2 years and can't wait to switch to Mullvad.

Too much Proton for my taste.

Is there a way to automatically add books to it when a book in my Calibre Library gets marked as completed?

In the past Proton stated that they only act on claims from legitimate law enforcement with a court order. Now they acted on some organizations request. If Protons own mechanisms for detecting malicious use trigger, yeah, they should suspend the account and investigate further, but not from a third party that has zero authority.

Still shows that Proton suspended the accounts because some CERTS told them to. That's not a court order.

Can you elaborate on this? What's going on?

https://keyboard.futo.org/ is a good one!

Uh, never heard of it! Looks very promising. Are third party clients officially allowed by Signal?

As far as I know they added usernames which you use to identify people. But to sign up you still need a phone number to verify through a code they send you.