In the US I’ve never met anyone that uses WhatsApp. I think this is because texting was free for everyone here for a long time before it came out, so there was no real reason to move to a messaging app over what was already built in and free.
The company giving them away is being sued.
They fail to mention that when GoT started in 2011, HBO wasn’t available at all without a cable TV subscription, so people who had already dropped cable didn’t have any other choice. HBO streaming without cable didn’t become available until 2015.
So, just buy property and sell it for an inflated value in the near future. Repeat forever. Sounds like an amazing plan. What reason could someone possibly have for not doing this? Can anyone think of one?
Also, the idea that real estate is required to go up in value no matter what is sort of insane.
Do you really need it when you could use FOSS instead?
Very good chance it will be crypto related.
For most people there are good enough solutions for music without piracy.
This just means that users on lemmy.world will see nothing from lemmit.online. Personally I blocked the main bot that was making all the posts so I at least don’t see all the spam from it.
I keep blocking every community and bot I find doing this.
I only torrent TV shows which are quite well covered by public trackers so I don’t have to bother with private trackers. I also feel like private trackers go against the spirit of bittorrent. I also use a seedbox and sftp for privacy from my ISP and so I can seed all the time without using my own bandwidth.
I’ve always hated reddit hosted videos, the performance was terrible. A link to youtube was always so much faster. I guess it made sense for subreddits that focused on video content, but I never cared about any of those.
The new API requires you to remove ads regardless, they could get banned by reddit for serving their own ads.
The only ones I know of currently are eztv.re and torrentgalaxy.to.
You will find it very difficult to get help with game piracy on linux just because the community is very small. If the game has a native release it will be even harder since most linux users want to support developers that do native releases. I’ve only ever tried a couple games that I had no problems with and that was a few years ago. These days if it has a native release I will always just buy it.