Before Netflix took hold, piracy was extremely accessible.

Even the less tecy savvy could easily download a client and there were numerous websites with ease to multiple files. Google search was throwing out torrent files in the hundreds.

Now since Netflix, that activity had died down and people wanted the convenience of being able to stream anywhere and ease of access. Piracy became limited to those that only really want to do it.

Now if these activities push it, the floodgates may reopen and people may start coming up with even easier ways to pirate. Kodi for example becoming super easy to access.

Yay.

Sometimes certain debried like Alldebried might be able to get you the torrent without any seeding p2p.

But they might be a paid service so that's up to you.

Maverick was pretty good.

Unfortunate but he does make good action films.

Well. Shit.

Hope the .world is safe for now. Since you know.. It's the world.

What happened to lemmy.fmhy.ml?

I work for an outsourced company representing a large search engine brand. The largest.

I am not on the tech end though. I handle partner relationships. Aka I am the company rep from a tech jugganaut, to people way more tech saavy than me.

I spend my days hoping I don't get caught out.

Yeap.

Even YouTube, a massive massive organization has to resort to many price grabby features to justify it's costs.

The database is crazy.

You try coming to the equator and telling us you need to keep warm.

Person of Interest is amazing btw.

1. What would be the difference in price? Just a ball park figure if you have it.

2. What about freelancers and people that don't work traditional jobs?

Try smaller instances guys.

It works wonders on the bandwidth.

Liftoff is the easiest that let's you switch. I think. It is literally a bar that resides at the top of the page.