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> the effort to pinpoint the precise country of streaming availability routinely became a burdensome task. Which is why bittorrenting, TPB and shit are making
by oefrha 2y ago
> the effort to pinpoint the precise country of streaming availability routinely became a burdensome task.
Which is why bittorrenting, TPB and shit are making a roaring comeback (if it ever faded).
- cess11 2y agoI think there was a slump for a while. Usenet has probably been going relatively strongly through it though, but it comes with a cost which means it's not a direct alternative to torrents with their seeding-and-ratio-based communities.
- me_me_me 2y agothere was drop for year. A platform where you watch your fav shows, that remembers where you stopped watching, auto loading next episode, skip into, persistent subtitles and dub options. All of those were winning them business from people who have money but no time. But now if a friend recommends a show or movie to watch. In time it takes to figure out where can I watch it, subscribing etc. I could be already watching it from torrents. I dont have to mentaly juggle subscribing and unsubscribing from platforms that make it extra difficult to cancell etc. Its too much hustle.