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I occasionally write long posts but you should assume I'm talking out of my ass until proved otherwise. I do like writing shit sometimes.  

 

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mammonmachine
@mammonmachine

Piracy forced the creation of the streaming economy because their only choice was to make it easier to stream than pirate. Now every streaming service is racing to the bottom based on the belief they have captured the audience forever. The only ethical solution, therefore, is to start pirating again.


Kishi
@Kishi

Disney+ with no ads: 110 USD for 1 year
Netflix with no ads: 186 USD for 1 year

A VPN to keep your ISP off your back while you torrent everything from all of the above and more off public trackers: 80 USD for 3 years

Bonus: No need to support a company that unabashedly seeks to own all culture, nor one that promotes hate speech that leads to the murder of trans people.


plumpan
@plumpan

Also consider various virtual private server offerings, specifically ones that are willing to install the torrent software for you. These are a great option in particular if you have bandwidth limitation at home, as you can save things to disk on the server and then say, take a laptop out to a public or school library and download all of your media there and bring it home. SFTP is ideal for this as you'll usually already have SSH access.

If you have more time than money, private trackers are where you want to be.


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in reply to @mammonmachine's post:

way ahead of them, been pirating everything that's on streaming services from the very beginning. as a matter of fact, I've always been of the belief that the only thing the streaming model did was make piracy a million times easier

in reply to @Kishi's post:

I wrote up a big post bitching about how phones suck, but can most phones just play back an HLS stream in a web browser, or otherwise easily open them in a media player ala VLC? If so, a plex-esque app really only needs to be a webpage and a VPN back to one's home network.

Also phones suck.