Seedbox providers are taking on the majority of the risk by providing the service. It’s in their interest to keep quiet about it. If they’re served with a legal request, they’ll honor it, if it conforms to their local laws. But so will your ISP, who has no incentive to protect your information.
Also, just my opinion, but I think seedbox operators tend to be people who are doing the same things their customers are.
There are some very cheap VPNs out there. Get a year long deal on Slickdeals, or a similar site. Come renewal time , switch providers and got another discounted subscription for the following year. VPN providers fall all over themselves trying to lure you away from your current provider.
Or, even better, get a seedbox. Many of those even offer VPNs at no additional cost. So you get the insulation of never torrenting on your home connection, and a “free” VPN, that isn’t shared with a million other people, for things like watching foreign streaming services or just plain increased privacy.
it’s worth the download time to kick it up a notch to 1080
In general? Yes, 100%. For cartoons on a small screen? Debatable.
I watch some shows I’ve aquired here and there on Plex. And a bit of Youtube. But most of my time in front of a screen is spent either working or playing games. I’ve spent years ridding my life of advertising and I cant stand even 10-minutes of watching cable or broadcast TV.
I may be stupid, but I want to learn.
Wanting to learn is the least stupid thing there is.
For anyone that uses lemmy on mobile, the Voyager app for lemmy supports filters in the settings. I’m not sure how complex the filters can be. I’ve just been adding individual terms to my filter list, and it works great.
As a long time Jellyfin skeptic, this is the most convinving endorsement I’ve heard. I dug into the links you shared. I had no idea the Jellyfin ecosystem had expanded so far.
And that right there is why I read this sub. TIL NixOS. I’ll be digging into this for sure. A quick glance looks promising. Thanks for the recommendation.
I think that’s something I’d like to avoid, at least for now. That may change once I’ve developed strong opinions about how things should work.
I paid $70 for a lifetime PlexPass 11-years ago. It’s been a great investment. Not sure how much longer I’ll be using Plex, but I have no regrets.
Not anymore.
Not a drama, but I think Brooklyn 99 did a good job parodying that “pro-police no matter what” perspective. It’s also just plain hilarious.