Streamline your home media experience
Reverse Proxies are an elegant and convenient method to remotely manage your media server's services. nginx can forward requests to your uTorrent web interface on your HTPC. When you are done with this guide you will be able to use your free dynamic DNS address (Windows Afraid DNS Guide… I'm curious
uTorrent is a very popular torrent client on Windows and Mac OSX. If you are considering moving your home media server and downloader to Linux (like Ubuntu or Debian) and feel comfortable with uTorrent, you can install what is called uTorrent server which provides a server daemon and web interface … I'm curious
The popular microtorrent client uTorrent has grown so popular that the developers decided to monetize it with some ads. I mostly use the WebUI remotely so the ads don't affect me but removing ads seems to be quite popular so here is a guide to do it that should increase … I'm curious
uTorrent has a built-in remote access via its WebUI but you may not want to deal with port forwarding or getting a free dynamic dns. There is another option for uTorrent through its own remote access service. The basic idea is you create an account which you can then … I'm curious
Running uTorrent on a headless Windows Home Media Server means you may want to access the uTorrent GUI from another computer on your home network. Luckily, uTorrent has a built-in Web User Interface for managing torrents in a web browser. This also allows you to use your Android phone to … I'm curious
uTorrent, actually pronounced microtorrent is probably the most popular torrent client around the world. It is lightweight and is highly customizable with the use of scripts like getting Pushbullet notifications when a download is completed. It also has a clever RSS downloader so you can grab new episodes of your … I'm curious
PureVPN is the best VPN software for one simple, yet powerful reason: choice. Most VPNs force you to tunnel your whole machine including all of its applications and processes through the VPN. PureVPN understands people want choice.
There may be some applications you absolutely want to go through your VPN … I'm curious