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I taught my mom how to pirate books and she passed it onto her college students
I made a Zlibrary account for my mom earlier this week, added the it to her Home Screen, and showed her how to download ebooks. I’ve never seen her this impressed or straight up thrilled while using a website before, as if I’d uncovered ancient wisdom…. from a Reddit thread publicly available to everyone if you look for less than 5 minutes. Anyway, she found many books she needed as teaching/research material and thanked me for showing it to her.
She called me excitedly today saying that she told her students about it and sent them the link. They looked up an overpriced study material book they’ve been practically scouring libraries for but haven’t found so far except in one library in a private university with a 1 million+ tuition so it’s literally unattainable (3rd world country problems+ they’re in a public college so their budget is in the negatives) and lo and behold, they found it! They proceeded to gleefully share the PDF among themselves and were begging my mom to bring me along next time so they can meet me. I was so surprised cuz I assumed that they already knew this, they’re all gen Z so I thought that they’d be a bit more tech savvy, not to mention, one of my mom’s co-workers who also teaches there is big computer nerd and an old veteran of the high seas who helps her and others pirate photoshop and software in general. I’m currently curating a list of helpful piracy and non piracy sites for when I do meet them. I can’t wait to be the digital Prometheus handing out fire in the form of links to the offline masses (still compiling the list, suggestions are appreciated). I’ll be showing them this subreddit too, of course :)
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How many of you still pay for some services?
I run a relatively large (88TB) media server that’s pretty much fully automated. Even though I have thousands upon thousands of shows and movies, I still find I pay for 3 services.
1. Spotify - It’s funny that for me way way back it all started with music… but these days I just pay for family Spotify.
2. Hulu + Disney+ - I do the $1 /month deal every Black Friday. You can just alternate 2 emails back and forth each year to keep the deal going basically forever. I’ve been doing this for YEARS. I think once you add on Disney+ the whole package comes to $2.99/month.
3. Crunchyroll - I watch a lot of anime and I’ve just found it easier to watch the ones that come out on Crunchy there for the $7.99 /month. I download the rest.
Just curious who else is paying for some services and which ones.
EDIT: I of course also pay for internet (fiber 500mb duplex) and a VPN.
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Ubisoft Sued Over Shutdown of The Crew – Players Claim They "Owned" the Game
🟧 A group of players has launched a class-action lawsuit against Ubisoft following the March 2024 shutdown of The Crew, which rendered the game completely unplayable due to its always-online requirement. The players argue they believed they owned the game, not just a temporary license.
🟧 Ubisoft fired back, stating that its Terms of Service clearly define that players only purchase a limited license, not full ownership, and that the company has the right to terminate online services with 30 days’ notice — which it claims it provided.
🟧 They also emphasized that The Crew had been live and accessible for nearly a decade, giving players "ample value" over the years. Still, there's backlash over the lack of an offline version and what this could mean for digital ownership in gaming.
Now tell this to the people who buy games wit 80 dollars
https://preview.redd.it/qyz52sb6vzte1.png?width=960&format=png&auto=webp&s=cab421c05b69134bc0971bbd26d6206bc46497fd
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The President of the Spanish football league is personally obsessed with tracking down people who stream La Liga illegally. He spends hours and hours in front of his screen, watching IP addresses, and personally infiltrates Telegram groups of illegal La Liga streams.
https://www.cope.es/programas/tiempo-de-juego/noticias/javier-tebas-infiltrado-grupos-telegram-piratean-laliga-20250408_3130115.html
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Okay no, cuz why the fuck are the privacy sites better than actual steaming sites?
Cineby and miroru are actually peak. Like better then their payed alternatives. Better ui. More customization (CINEBY HAS THE ABILITY TO CUSTOM COLOR THE FUCKING SUBTITLES)) holy shit why don't actual paid sites make it this fucking user friendly. This is wild.
Edit: piracy*
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Name any media which its creators encourage piracy. For me it's Infinity Train. I heard that their creators encourage piracy becuase, at least at some point, it's nowhere to be found legally.
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I lost my job as a teacher yesterday and I’m gonna sail the seas for my last 2 days
I teach music in a public school but the city I live in cut funds for education. This means that the kids won’t have music classes until the end of the year and I am gonna disappear for them from next week on.
I have Thursday and Friday 5 classes and I’m gonna boot up a streaming site to watch “school of rock” with the kids. I’ll bring crackers and cookies; hopefully we can have a nice, last class together. I am so mad at the people in power for doing that, I will have no shame doing this on the school PCs at all.
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HBO Max has dropped the charade: they've stopped calling their most expensive tier "Ad-Free", probably because of complaints that it still had ads.
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