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100%. I stopped pirating altogether for a few years because everything I needed was conveniently available, at a low price. I've told multiple people that if an
by shaunsingh0207 4y ago
100%. I stopped pirating altogether for a few years because everything I needed was conveniently available, at a low price. I've told multiple people that if anime had a netflix equivalent with nice UX, I would happily pay for it.
Sadly now I feel like the UX and recommendation system of netflix/disney/hulu/etc. is genuinely worse than just pirating. I still pay for spotify though, its feature full, fairly cheap, and delivers all the songs in the world into my pocket
- ar_lan 4y agoYeah - the streaming fragmentation really does feel like it's being brought back full circle. I think I'm in the minority of binging a show only when it's completed, and only ever subscribing for a service for a month-at-a-time. Although, I do keep Disney+ for my child, and Peacock because I still watch the Office a lot.
- throwawayx134ax 4y agoCrunchyroll?
- oyashirochama 4y agoOne of the original anime pirate sites.
- shaunsingh0207 4y agoI tried it for a while, it didn't seem to have all the shows I wanted and the UX was worse than quite a few of the anime piracy sites. Of course, anime is a bit of an oddball when it comes to piracy sites, the lack of legal enforcement combined with (from what I've noticed) that a disproportionate part of the audience are developers means there are some really good sites out there.
- 0x138d5 4y ago>delivers all the songs in the world If only it were so.
- shaunsingh0207 4y agoAnything you have thats missing on spotify? For me one of the killer features of spotify is the ability to view and integrate songs on local/NAS storage into playlists, the few foreign tracks I had ripped worked just fine
- ask_b123 4y agoAt the least there are several songs I had saved that now have been pulled from Spotify. Mostly from smallish artists (<100k monthly listeners) but still...