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I agree with that. I never found every movie I wanted even having more than 2 video streaming services. Is convenient at times… to say the least.
That's what is was for me. Then it started encroaching and I went back to mp3s and created my own movie/show library πŸ΄β€β˜ οΈ Never again will I return to streaming services.
I'm not big on making my home smart, even if I do control the whole stack. But I'll keep it in mind 🫑
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Joe 6 months ago
It always was a thing. Some just lost their way
Some of us already switched back. Once upon a time the streaming services had better UX than piracy. More ads, more ads, pay extra for ad free, now ad free has ads too just fewer but it costs the same, new ad free tier that costs more, new terms of service clarifies that the new ad free tier might sometimes include ads too. Fool me 6 times shame on me.
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Russo 6 months ago
Some never abandon old ways πŸ΄β€β˜ οΈ
I earn and spend, not a hodlr πŸ€·πŸΌβ€β™€οΈ Even if it hit a billion, I'll be the same as I am now. Also, fuck a yacht. I'd build a log cabin on a remote island somewhere.
Going to need more cost cutting after any sane person cancels and pirates instead of paying them to delete the content you wanted to watch.
You've got a point there, as TPB has resisted censorship along the years in several ways. But the UX using it has also suffered, as you have to keep looking for operational TPB proxies, or other ways to access it. Imo, the UX could be greatly improved using an dedicated nostr client and relays. There are also improvements on trusting published torrents as nostr events allow for Web of Trust architecture. πŸ΄β€β˜ οΈ
There is one aspect though. Big things are happening on big private trackers where they have strict rules bound to your profile (like seed ratio). All that needs to be "recreated" or the torrent community will never use nostr.
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Russo 6 months ago
That already exists! dtan.xyz
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