Even the Discord and Buymeacoffee page got taken down. This is larger than any other DMCA I know of
Edit: even the Telegram has been nuked. Yup, Telegram
Yet another reminder that GitHub is not your friend, but also that borderline projects shouldn't be hosted on anyone else's server other than your own, you'll possess all the repository data, but you'll also be made to shut down anyway if on the clearnet, so I wonder if it's possible to host a forge through Tor/i2p or others.
Still, this is clearly wrong on who sent the DMCA, the apps never host the content, I hope they can get back up.
Exactly GitHub is owned by Microsoft
there are already many forges hosted through i2p, I imagine the same can be said for tor. That doesn't mean the host can't ban you there as well though.
Unlike three-letter agencies I dont think the copyright holders of some anime will be able to figure out who hosts you if youre behind tor.
Not that I think putting a repository behind tor would be a good idea when it comes to ease of use in submitting bug reports or contributions.
i didn't necessarily mean copyright holders could find you, i just meant you're still at the mercy of the host (unless that host is you)
I doubt this is larger than when MegaUpload got DMCA'd.
But yes, it's pretty big.
Yeah, I mean any Anime related app takedown
Imo this is why big projects that are borderline like this should use github alternatives, preferably self hosted solutions. This was always going to happen.
Hopefully they had backups elsewhere. This is why piracy apps need to at least try a little to not make their github so obviously a piracy app.
I hope @MonetarySqueeze@lemmy.dbzer0.com updates reiverr to use open source movies from the blender studio for the images/gifs so it can be passed off as a media app for non piracy related streaming
It was pretty popular and had thousands of stars. It even trended on GitHub
So this was pretty much unavoidable.
why is the DMCA the one area the government has apparently unlimited power and resources
It's frequently laywers and companies appeasing them, not the government.
Just use aniyomi, it's not locked to anilist
But I like Anilist. And the UI and features of Saikou
The UI of Tachiyomi isn't made for Anime. It's a Manga app and it's great for that, but it's horrible for Anime
It has anilist too, that's what I use. I had never even heard of saikou before so haven't used it but I've never had any issues with aniyomi. It's perfectly functional in finding anything I want to watch and looks good. Can't do anything about your subjective preferences though.
Just that Saikou isn't just an anime streaming app. It's also an Anilist client. And it's beautiful and I love the animations and video player features like a skip intro button and it's generally just beautiful. You also can read Manga with it, but I honestly prefer Tachiyomi for that.
Aniyomi already has Aniskip (skip intros) integrated and can connect to your Anilist account to update your entries, automatically if you enable that, or manually.
I almost never go to the actual Anilist interface anymore, it works great.
I also use it to read a lot, and it has extensions for everything including Drama, Movies, Hentai, Porn...
For me it was always the best app.
Ehh, not for me.
Like I said before it's an Manga app that added Anime streaming functionality. I still use Tachiyomi for Manga though.
With Aniyomi I can't easily discover new anime, continue watching ones I added on Anilist on my PC and have this beautiful UI with really good, switch sources with a press of a button and have these fluid animations.
Just look at this:
Just try it. I backed it up. But you need to have an AniList account since it uses Anilist's API for a lot of features:
The dev of Saikou made an announcement on the Discord about this
What the deuce is Chouten? I could not find a thing about it
Lol. Somebody reposted my post on reddit: reddit.com/r/animepiracy/comments/16v4jru/saikou_the_best_anime_streaming_app_on_android/
I don't mind at all and am kinda happy.
Any fork?
I think all were also dmca’d
https://github.com/github/dmca/blob/master/2023/09/2023-09-20-corsearch.md
Question - What happens if we are hosting a Git repo ourselves, like using Gitea or something, and we receive a DMCA takedown request and we refuse? I mean, they can take down the domain, but what if weare hosting on a personal homeserver and keep changing domains whenever they take one down?
Then it's your choice to comply, call their bluff, or do whatever you want. I've seen people who doxxed the DMCA sender and made threats towards the sending agent (the hoster was Russian).
Though best course of action would be to comply or ignore it, don't do what that guy did, best to keep quiet than to stir up trouble.
Outright refusal or ignoring it does come with the risk of litigation (threats can accelerate it or lead to prosecution) assuming you're within their jurisdiction.
Legally, you cannot refuse. DMCA is written such that the host must take down first and ask questions later.
God damnit
Can you link their telegram?
It's gone
There must be a username/t.me link which is used previously
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