I appreciate this for the novelty factor, but, somebody show this dude how to use a spreadsheet!

Honestly, what novelty factor?

Downloading untrusted images off of a site that you've never heard of before. What could possibly go wrong?

"Like us on FB" popup. Yikes. Isn't uBlock supposed to block this stuff?

Also, animate the shit out of the visitors.

puking while trying to hit the back button

"100000+ happy users […] can't be wrong", right?!

Did you not see how many XP they have? Look at that XP.

I like how the JS was slow to load and all the numbers said zero for quite a while. Zero users, zero experience but download now!

My first thought, too. The contact page and even the privacy policy is devoid of identifying information.

And the faq (aside from a zero-content privacy comment) doesn't even mention malware concerns, which is a pretty weird elephant to ignore if you're on the up and up.

Is it really that hard to download an ISO and mount it and do a quick 5 minute install and immediately make a clone of it? Then you always have a handy fresh installation. It would literally take a few minutes longer than using this untrusted website and the result would be exactly the same.

Do you want to get pwned? Because this is how you get pwned.

"No NSA involvement. We promise."

over http!

Missing license information?

Placing legal paperwork next to a fireplace never ends well.