[taspeotis]

Pay for it then? Netflix scratches my entertainment itch now, but prior to it launching in Australia I almost went ahead and paid for uTorrent. It's a good, lightweight client. Software that works well deserves to be financially supported.

[type0]

> Pay for it then?

Why? qBittorrent does a better job and it's open source in case you need to modify it.

[intoverflow2]

Some peoples tastes are broader than the mainstream American TV on offer by Netflix

[SyneRyder]

The parent comment was suggesting paying for uTorrent to remove the ads, not paying for Netflix. (Although paying for subscriptions to overseas services might also be an option.)

[iopq]

qBittorrent is just as good and free, why pay for something that's maybe a few MB smaller? Do you really not have gigabytes of RAM on your machine? If you don't, I suggest spending that money on RAM.