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• Kavita

• Komga

• Calibre-web

• Audiobookshelf with ePub plugin

Those are the main ones I know about. I only use Kavita and I like it, but it’s not perfect so you should try them all.

This is because Plex uses Open Subtitles, which is the same provider from the screenshot.

It does affect download speed, but if you’ve already downloaded some of it and your download speed is faster than the video playback, it works quite well.

It’s more that you can’t link directly to sites that host pirated content or adjacent files, like subtitles, and mentioning how to pirate series directly is frowned upon since it’s indexed by search engines and copyright holders can find it.

A GitHub page is generally fair game, such as the page for Mihon (Tachiyomi fork) being posted after Tachiyomi ceased development. It should also be noted that web scrapers (which is what this extension seems to be) don’t actually host any content so they are relatively insulated from being targeted by DMCA notices - this means you should be able to talk about them freely.

It would be really cool if you linked to the thing you’re talking about, lol. I had no clue what you were referring to. For others, it’s this: https://movie-web.app/

GitHub page here: https://github.com/movie-web/movie-web

I’ve never used it so I can’t say anything about it, but actually having information about the topic in your posts will help you in the future.

“This video uses transparent encoding.”

I’m not really interested in creating a detailed write-up/tutorial. But generally speaking, the client doesn’t matter. I’d go with Revolution but if Goguma works for you, use that.

The main thing that you’ll need to choose is what server you want to join - you can search online for what IRC servers and channels are good for pirated content. FMHY has resources on this too.

Ultimately, learning how to find these answers on your own will make things go smoother for you. It has literally never been easier to teach yourself how to do something than right now. Good luck.

IRC works almost the exact same way, there are bots that you can use to request content. It seems like you’re asking for suggestions only to shoot them down without even knowing what the suggestion is.

Torrenting also works really well as long as you have your client set up correctly - there are many, many YouTube videos about how to set up qBittorrent, Deluge, Transmission, etc.

This post should be step 1 for you, no one is going to give you instructions because you didn’t ask for them.

If you want to do this for free, you could always use a dynamic DNS provider like NO-IP or DuckDNS to get a free hostname.

Then you can use a static site generator to generate a site and use NGINX, Traefik, or similar to create a simple web server (with a reverse proxy that uses SSL to provide HTTPS) to host the content directly from your computer.

Currently, I use this method to host a couple of services that my friends and I use, such as Kavita, qBittorrent web UI, and a simple kanban board.

Yeah, I got GTA V free from Epic years ago and it was so frustrating to have to deal with 3 layers of DRM (Epic launcher, Rockstar launcher, and Social Club) that I just pirated it. Fuck that.

That’s not the case in many places. Lots of children are born whose fathers are unknown or whose mothers are married to someone who isn’t the father - that information is often used instead. In some jurisdictions, the spouse of the mother is automatically considered the father by law.

In the US, specifically, there are many cases of men being falsely named as fathers on a birth certificate so that a mother can collect child support from a more preferable person (for example, they have a better-paying job, so the calculated payment will be higher) than the actual father.