Strange But Serious Dilemma: How To Prevent This Problem?

Hi all,

I know this is a strange question, but I'm really desperate and genuine in my quest for help as this has been a problem I've been dealing with for over 6 months now!

This is my problem: I've started taking a new medicine and it gives me so much fatigue to the point where it I'm worried that I'll be so fatigued that I'll accidentally make a mistake up when I download a torrent. I've noticed in the past that I make many errors when I'm feeling fatigued. How can I prevent this from happening?

The exact process I'm worried about messing up is when I open the torrent file in Vuze and I somehow accidentally delete or damage one of the files that are inside and that I won't be downloading 100% of the torrent or that I'll damage/delete a file that has already completed downloading in Vuze.

I know I've made some similar posts to this in the past, but because this is such a specific problem for me I thought I wouldn't be breaking any rules.

Thank you!

NiceAndShy said:

I've noticed in the past that I make many errors when I'm feeling fatigued. How can I prevent this from happening?

Don't use the computer when you are feeling fatigued.

Hi there
assuming the torrents are legal (if they aren't then it's against the rules to discuss assistance with obtaining pirated material) then most torrent clients use a"magnetic link" so no actual torrent file is downloaded - the magnetic link should just run in your torrent client -- deluge / ktorrent on Linux usually work fine.

Cheers
jimbo

margrave55 said:

Don't use the computer when you are feeling fatigued.

Thanks, but because of the medication I'm also constantly fatigued...

jimbo45 said:

Hi there
assuming the torrents are legal (if they aren't then it's against the rules to discuss assistance with obtaining pirated material) then most torrent clients use a"magnetic link" so no actual torrent file is downloaded - the magnetic link should just run in your torrent client -- deluge / ktorrent on Linux usually work fine.

Cheers
jimbo

Your reply is much appreciated Jimbo!
Oh no, the files I want to download are definitely not pirated files. They're completely legal files.

Could it be possible that I'm worrying about this too much and over thinking it?

What's the worst thing that could happen if I make a mistake?

I'm still really struggling with this problem guys so I'm desperate for any help or any ideas!

Sounds like a discussion you should be having with your doctor, not us.