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Usually piracy software tries to maintain a little plausible deniability, but here this is suggesting it will help you stream this weekend's newly released $250
by slg 2mo ago
Usually piracy software tries to maintain a little plausible deniability, but here this is suggesting it will help you stream this weekend's newly released $250m blockbuster.
- devindotcom 2mo agothe interface shows the top movies right now on https://www.themoviedb.org/ https://www.themoviedb.org/
- some-guy 2mo agoI’m not against piracy but the initial pitch made it seem like it’s more purely for trying to cast streams embedded in websites that you already are visiting and/or have access to, of which do not “allow” you to cast, or for whatever reason only work on a laptop and not on something like AirPlay. But the LLM-slop description of “random websites” in addition to the option for a TVDB API key confuse me as to what the actual focus is here.
- xonery 2mo ago[flagged]
- quantummagic 2mo agoIt could just be streaming the trailer.
- xonery 2mo agoMain use case
- slg 2mo agoI mean I get it, but also it's funny that you commented this 5 minutes after you edited the readme[1] to add in the exact type of plausible deniability I remarked was absent. [1] - https://github.com/stupside/castor/commit/847abd1ad0dbe893fc17473fc982fa80b61b79cf https://github.com/stupside/castor/commit/847abd1ad0dbe893fc...
- sam_lowry_ 2mo agoShhhh...
- inigyou 2mo agoI suppose it searches your configured sources for that movie and comes back "not found" Stremio does this. Stremio is a legal application that finds media from any configured plugin. You're supposed to add the illegal Torrentio plugin to automatically pirate media. By doing it this way, most development can take place in public. A similar situation exists with the emulator Azahar and the illegal fork Azahar Plus which can automatically decrypt games. Edit: lolno this project just has pirate sites built into it
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