I’ve been using it for years, and switched to that repository soon after the previous versions were taken down. No issues with it afaik, and I’m very grateful to the developers for keeping it going.

Another banger read

Hear hear!

Awesome, well now we have one :)

Thanks, interesting article. What is the source? I couldn’t find it.

You can edit the post to remove the NSFW tag. I can’t do it for you unfortunately.

At least Proton isn’t a scammy company compared to most other free VPNs. And they still allow port forwarding on paid plans, so they are quite a good choice for torrenting. I think Proton and Mullvad are probably the most recommended options around here.

Being gay is totally optional, but recommended lmao

I added your alt text, thanks.

Hmm interesting. You actually don’t need to manually open a port if you are using a VPN that allows port forwarding - is that the case for you?

For the uninitiated… this actually means your incoming connection port is blocked :p

US copyright law has been co-opted by corporations for the exclusive profit of corporate copyright holders. Just because a law exists doesn’t mean it is just. Props to the IA for fighting the good fight.

I guess the whole idea of this move is to force self-hosters to pay for a Plex pass. But it’s a funny demographic to try to strongarm into a subscription. Most tech savvy self-hosters won’t think twice about spinning up a Jellyfin instance instead, especially given that it’s FOSS. And for those folks with a lifetime Plex pass this makes no difference.,

It also means they will now have official payment info to tie everyones identity to their Plex server. So if the cops come-a-knocking they’ll be fully able to comply with information requests.

They aren’t, all their server does is handle the login authentication afaik, and then streaming happens directly from the server to the user.

Here, I fixed it:

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lmao me either

Awesome work… I’m sure @RandomLegend@lemmy.dbzer0.com will be pleased you’ve automated his guide :)

Yeah could be something like that, or a stickied post where I can mark each new edit as complete.

I last brought the wiki fully into sync with the rentry version at the end of October and there’s been few edits since then since re-launching the community edition.

How do feel about the idea of creating a c/Piracy Wiki Updates community, where users can post any updates they come across, and the c/piracy mods (or any local instance users who want to volunteer) can make the edits on the wiki.

It might be a good middle ground between having the wiki completely community-driven and having it curated by one or two people like the rentry one is currently. And it would provide a channel for non local instance users to suggest edits.

Just a suggestion at this stage - if anyone else has any better ideas I’d be glad to hear them :)