Shit. I still have 21 days. I had some scripts made with the api that i'm going to have to remake now.
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I subbed for 6 months, FUCKKKKKK!
ah shit, it's been my best friend with Jdownloader2 (i guess this affects DDL too?) for a while now :( good that my premium is close to ending I guess
Fuck. I still have 149 days. I contacted support asking to cancel and get a prorated refund.
I will do the same...
Well, back to Usenet and Jellyfin for me I guess.
What stops Usenet from being attacked legally in the same way, aren't they straight up hosting copyrighted content? I've always stuck to torrents because it seemed more decentralized, especially if you use DHT instead of an indexer.
Usenet often uses obfuscation to hide the contents of the files, which defeats most of the bots which are only matching filenames to their protected content.
I also prefer Usenet since I can encrypt my connection, whereas torrents require a bit more faith in your VPN provider than I'm comfortable with.
I see, but couldn't they just sign up for a provider and then hook up their bots to the same search that you use? Or is the search obfuscated for you too? In other words how do they obfuscate it for the bots but not for the customers? That's what I never really understood - if the answer is just that the people running the bots are just too lazy to hook them up through the same unobfuscated search that paying customers use then that makes sense, but I always assumed there was more of a barrier since Usenet seems to have evaded legal action since forever.
They could and they will.
I never left. 20+ years of consistency on Usenet.
Usenet always confused me. what service do you recommend?
And just as I started considering one of their plans. Well, I guess this reduces the time I must consider it to zero.
...well shit. What now?
Edit - I just saw some kodi devs suggesting torbox. Looks like accounts can be shared and the top offering has Usenet built in. No add-ons support yet... But eventually it looks like umbrella will support it.
there's other options like all debrid
We are experiencing an influx of new subscribers
Torbox website atm
I still have 2 months left on my account. I'll wait and see what happens in the next few weeks.
Yeah I'm curious if cocoscrapers with the torrent search enabled will make this a non issue... But the website scraper was kinda great to have. I'm a bit shocked but honestly am surprised we haven't heard more scrutiny on them ..
Edit - or is it time to start paying for orionoid
is orionoid any good?
Few weeks, lol, RD links already disappeared from my Kodi add-ons
Indeed. It already disappeared. Oh, well, subbed AD for a month, now. Let's see how long it lasts.
After seeing this post, I tried streaming the newest episode of Silo and found it wasn't working in my addon (which uses a4kscrapers).
My mother tried streaming Slow Horses (using same addon) after I told her and she said it worked fine. I guess it had already been cached and was therefore unaffected since the file I streamed was only released today.
Anyway I luckily only had 8 days left of RD, so I subscribed to Premiumize and it only took a minute to reconfigure the addon to use that instead.