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How do people find new shows to watch?

The one good thing I can say about Netflix and all the subscription services is that I get to see new shows. Realistically I don't watch anything on them, I use other services but I still pay for disney+ and Netflix because I want to know what to watch next. There must be a better obvious way that I'm not thinking of.

So how do people cancel subscription services and find out what new shows exist?

Edit: it seems like IMDB and Seer are what most use.

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u/Jakob4800 — 6 hours ago
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As an indie gamedev, I don't think piracy is a problem. If anything, it might turn a non-customer into a customer.

Reasons why I think it's a non-issue:

  1. I'd rather have a player, that plays my game for $0 than somebody not playing my game at all.

  2. In my experience, it seems that only a very small % of total players use pirated versions.

  3. There are so many good games nowadays, I understand that not all players can afford all of them. Related to 1).

  4. It's not always possible to provide a demo. Players might want to check out the game before buying something they don't like.

  5. If the game keeps getting updated, it's much more convenient to buy it anyways.

  6. I actually received messages like the one in the screenshot several times already and it honestly makes me feel more validated that somebody decided that the game is worth it AFTER already playing it for free.

u/Clover_press1 — 21 hours ago
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a hard time we are living in tbh

u/iTronal — 20 hours ago
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100th movie?

Taking recommendations for my 100th movie download.

So far I have,
Midsommar
Indiana Jones franchise
How to make a killing
Hunger game franchise
Martian
Avatar franchise
Mummy franchise
Jurassic park/world franchise
Civil war
Dune franchise
Marty supreme
Alien franchise
Star Wars original 3 and force awakens
Jhon wick franchise including ballerina
Dunkirk
28 years later
Harry Potter movies
Night at the Smithsonian franchise
Pirates of the Caribbean movie
Mi movies

I am tired of writing this now (the ones I mentioned only reach 50). 100 movies is so much more than I thought it was

u/WesternConference461 — 1 day ago
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Sky Sends Cease-and-Desist Letters to 200 Irish IP-TV Subscribers Exposed via Revolut * TorrentFreak

Sky Ireland has sent more than 200 cease-and-desist letters to IP-TV subscribers, who were uncovered as part of an earlier crackdown on a 'dodgy box' operator, where Revolut was ordered to cooperate.

The media company asks the suspected pirates to immediately cancel all IP-TV subscriptions, and to never again infringe Sky's copyrights.

If they fail to comply, Sky reserves the right to take further action.

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u/LighteningOneIN — 17 hours ago
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Why is pirating games 100x times easier than pirating software

I have been looking in the megathread for downloads of this program but everything has a setup and not just a easy exe like cracked games. Im too stupid and gulible idk what to do.

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u/Funny_Individual — 1 day ago
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Manga Sources Help

I recently got into manga but I'm going broke I want to get some series for mihon manga reader but idk where I can pull from any suggestions

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u/bloodgarthofskyrim — 19 hours ago
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The problem is easier than you'd expect

Books, audiobook, comic book, TV serie, video game. There's a megathread for all of them

u/F95_Sysadmin — 1 day ago
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How's switch emulation holding up? haven't kept up with the scene

Last time i checked the two most popular Emulators were basically dead in the water, and a lot of games (namely TOTK) began running like dogwater after only a couple minutes of gametime - have these emulators risen from the dead and been updated or has a new one popped up in recent times?

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u/I-Fuck-Robot-Babes — 1 day ago
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Little known fact.

You do need to be uploading more than the average person in the swarm though. I’ve seen jumps from 5KiBs to 300MiBs in popular swarms. This was done on purpose to get the people with high upload speeds all the files so they can help send them to other peers in the swarm.

u/crazycheese3333 — 2 days ago