I remember I was trying to find the video of an ad that was on TV (don’t ask me why, I’m probably autistic). YouTube didn’t exist yet. Instead, I downloaded a CSAM video - I was a child myself at the time, and that thing scared me and fucked me up.
Today it would never happen by using a torrent tracker, even a public one probably
Second torrentleech. It’s free, you just need an invite and you have to follow their rules (but that’s valid on any private tracker)
eMule was better in this regard, since you shared a folder you kept sharing all your files indefinitely (provided that you kept them in that folder).
Unless they ban all the users using a specific client
I don’t know about your country, but in mine the download and upload of home connections are both unlimited
Yes, this post right here. I’m going to save it and use the sh*t out of it.
Thanks!
This is bad on so many levels.
Same with Italian. 104 is the number of the law for handicapped people
Or somebody paid by the Russian government
I think 20 years should be plenty to earn money from a creative work.
Imagine the cultural possibilities if everything before 2004 was public domain…
I agree. These stats are to be taken with a grain of salt.
Personally, I saw an extreme increase among my peers in piracy, streaming and Plex servers.
Some things are literally not available anymore by legal means. Piracy is an important tool in preserving content for future generations. Future historian will be proud of pirates.
Please note that, unlike private trackers, indexers are usually a paid service.
Nzbgeek, althub, ninjacentral, drunkenslug just to name a few.
Personally I bought a used office PC (with 8 GB of RAM and Intel i5 6th generation) on eBay for less than 100 €. It works really great!
You can always setup a nice Plex server and give them all the movies they want.
It’s not like you can’t unsubscribe from Netflix
Wow! That’s great. How much did you spend for so much space?
I’m here crying with my 2 TB archive
The desync issue is probably caused by different frame rates. For example, an American movie is 60 FPS, while a Greek one is 50 FPS. That leads to a slow desyncining of the audio throughout the video.
If you know about this problem, then I think it’s quite easy to fix while merging the two files.
Too bad the mouse is now in the public domain :)
If it’s rare content, it would be nice if you uploaded it to the Internet Archive
You may skip step 1 (getting a VPN) if you live in a country that doesn’t give a shit about piracy. Do your own research