He’s as rabidly against the existence of gay people as She Who Will Not Be Named is against trans people, he just isn’t able to actually do anything about it, partly because a large part of the income from his books is tithed to the LDS church.
That’s a fair point. But I’m not sure how to make a clear title without the keywords. Naming things is such a frustrating, imprecise art.
That’s a fair criticism. I’m gonna hope their scrapers aren’t looking at Lemmy, but they probably are.
My man, the reason I said that is I’m giving you an out. Direct downloads can’t be tracked in the way that streams and torrents can. Get a Google Drive link from somebody or get a Usenet subscription. I thought I was clear that I meant “within capitalism” as “everything the suits can measure and react to”.
The version of Brand New Day I saw was a cam rip. Person walked across the screen halfway through
Dammit, that was my favorite one
Combination of 1 and 3.
My understanding of the research is that piracy is a benefit to the videogame industry, doesn’t measurably affect the film industry, and has a slight but measurable negative effect on the music industry and book publishing industry as a whole. Guess what two kinds of media I pirate the most?
The website has a message on it that sounds pretty definitive to pretty much everyone. But you know how it is. Piracy site goes down, comes back up a week later, turns out the feds are running it as a honeypot
Funny thing is, if the instructions are written down I’m pretty sure they are copyrightable
Wait, I thought Mega was relatively safe? What happened with Kim dotcom?
I mean, obviously, they’re great, how else am I supposed to watch the classic anime Brothers Conflict
I don’t bother putting TV series on my Jellyfin server because they exist and are frankly more convenient.
Oh you should hear some of the tech takes from some of her friends. The funniest ones I’ve heard was that adblockers/linux/Mastodon were computer viruses. I am in hell.
Please reread my post, I think you missed my point.