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Given that Linuxes are usually distributed via torrents, isn't it curious how suddenly a "bug" in Windows blocks so many torrent applications all of a sudden?
by WhyNotHugo 5y ago
Given that Linuxes are usually distributed via torrents, isn't it curious how suddenly a "bug" in Windows blocks so many torrent applications all of a sudden?
- jodrellblank 5y agoYes, Microsoft which has been hating on Linux for almost 20 years since Ballmer days (despite moving .NET to Linux and releasing VS Code and building their own Linux distribution and becoming one of the biggest Linux server hosts in the world in Azure and building WSL and hosting Linux distributions for use on it) has just this week moved against the torrent protocol from 2001 which is famous for spreading Hollywood films. What's curious is that Linux is used by reasonable people for sensible reasons, but mostly represented online by total conspiracy theorists. At least make your conspiracy believable that the MPAA lent on Bill Gates who used his contacts inside Microsoft to get a rule added to Windows Defender?