I just taught my coworkers how to pirate shit. Fuck Disney.
this post was submitted on 15 Jun 2024
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Best of luck with your endless tech support anytime something doesn't work.
This was like two years ago and I've never had an issue. Have some faith in humans.
This right here is what keeps me from charging for Jellyfin access.
This ties into the comment I was going to make separately. For context, my dad recently passed. First father's day without him. My mom asked to watch a movie that meant something to the both of them because they saw it together in a drive in on release and it was very memorable because the technology and techniques used were fascinating at the time. She complained that it wasn't on Disney+ or anywhere.
You may have guessed it, but she requested Song of the South. One serious moral quandary later, I got it ready for her to watch.
Tomorrow is gonna be rough, but at least my sailing might bring some good memories for her.
Sending lots of love to you and your family.
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Just give them a usb of the show for Christ's sake! Sneaker net that shit. Which show btw?
I tried that once. They never watched the show and didn't give back the USB. 🙁
USBs nowadays are a dime a dozen basically for 16GB sticks
They can literally be bought in 10 packs for less than $30.
If they don't give one back nowadays so be it.
Back in the day it was a terrible loss though
I wonder if you applied inflation from the time that idiom was first popularized what the modern price would be.
I had to look into it because once you mentioned that I was curious.
So the saying originated sometime before 1930 when it first appeared in print and likely in the 1800s. (Source)
And when I went to an inflation calculator the earliest date I could select was January of 1913. Which I couldn't help but share the results of.
About $3.20.
So yeah, about a dime a dozen... 111 years ago lol.
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Welcome to Wrexham.
Not the kind of guy who'd watch something from a USB. Technically not a co-worker but a former co-worker, because he retired a couple of years ago.
I did this for a coworker not too long ago.
I think it was for Firefly....
They gave the USB drive back too. Win-win
nah teach a man how to fish!
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On the open meadows of the freeinternet,
where the gentle breeze touches all equally,
where the people are friends,
and the money is spent on FOSS devs & smol gaming studios.
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If someone is unaware of piracy: Tell them.
If someone is aware of piracy and doesn't care: "I don't really know, I just got it off of a torrent site."
If someone is aware of piracy and cares too much for a company they don't work for: You can ignore them.
Do you know of any easily shareable beginner's guides?
I love turning friends onto free media, but I don't always want to walk them through it.
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Jellyfin!
it's on ploob
Great, now I'll never not notice how many brand names are baby sounds
It used to be on ploob, but season 3 is only on nimbo now.
I just honestly answer that I don't know.
If you can't proudly say your pirating sure you need to find a new friend group
Well they said "co-worker", I can understand not divulging that in a workplace.
Eh fuck it, what are they going to do, call the FBI on me? Employer certainly doesn't care.
Highly dependent on workplace. Many with govt contracts could feel an obligation to punish this.
My employer is the government
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I've never worked an office job that wasn't pirating software openly and somewhat proudly when pointed out
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I just respond with a hearty "yeeearghhhh!" and continue the conversation. The coworkers that know get it, the rest think I'm a lunatic.
"Oh, I download it from well known and respected torrent sites. All the services I might use are crap."
I get this almost daily, my whole family and several friends know I'm good at recommending things to them so they always go to me to ask what to watch. I've had to start looking up and writing down where each movie and show is available "normally". I have no issue saying I get everything via other means but whem it became a thing where people started asking "can you also look up where it's available" just because it's not always easy to figure that out and they knew I didn't know and generally find it quicker than them.
It's more difficult in Europe. For example, when South Park: Post Covid released on Paramount+ in the US, there was no legal way to steam it in Germany or Austria AFAIR. And these are not exactly third-world countries.
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Me: The internet ;) ;)
The Pirate Bay - free streaming service
🏴☠️ service
Just send them to JustWatch.
l'pirate bay. it's a french site for classy artsy films
It's on Plex on my Synology ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
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