Thing I dislike about qBittorrent v4.6.0: After startup, it won't just pause something in the transfer list when I ask it to; instead, it insists on "Checking resume data". So annoyed by this, especially given a certain situation, I removed these from a transfer list; they're a total of ~1 TB of MLP-related music, and each one has like a million files ("Pony Music Archive"):
magnet:?xt=urn:btih:4411586c676e05c8453c2e8dede4c26f64b93d35&dn=Pony%20Music%20Archive%2021.03%20%28High%20Quality%29
magnet:?xt=urn:btih:a28d9ff9d8e1edc220b4511c182345d71739b8c7&dn=Pony%20Music%20Archive%2021.03%20%28Raw%20Quality%29

I seeded to 1:1 or better on neither (so I mainly leeched).

>>8963
>Not very fond of data hoarding for the sake of hoarding.
But does anyone really do that? I bet almost everyone who is perceived as doing that has something of a plan as to what to do with it. Also, dealing with tens of terabytes of data with a bunch of hard drives can sometimes be an immense pain in the ass, especially if you are not very knowledgeable on the topic or have gained more knowledge and better stuff, but then have to upgrade/fix stuff. File or data operations can take a really long time.