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The “Netflix of anime” piracy site abruptly shuts down, shocking users
(arstechnica.com)
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Are they shocked though? It's getting common for piracy sites to disappear or move to different domains, there are always alternatives
No but Millenial journalism needs their shiti headline writing convention...
Say Thank you they didn't "slam" something
I see the entire article as simply a community reminder that free anime streaming is out there for interested parties.
Lord's work indeed
You know we're right here, right?
'Millenials are ruining headlines' is a level of meta I've yet to see from that trope.
This has an implication that headlines were better before which I didn't suggest
You used the term 'millennial journalism' in reference to shitty headlines. That pretty directly implies that millenials are responsible for shitty headlines.
That said: whoa nelly, my comment was a joke, not an argument. A pretty flaccid joke too, to warrant this kind of defense. I'm not your enemy, alright?