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Braflix to Shut Down: Pirate Site Throws in the Towel Citing Legal Pressure * TorrentFreak
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this post was submitted on 05 Nov 2024
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Who tf uses "pirate streaming sites"??? Why is this even a thing. Just download your BDRemuxes via the *arr stack or paste the rarbg into you qbittorrent-nox on your nas/homelab and Jellyfin works fine.
So much setup when you can just visit a website and watch shows. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
In like 144p with ads. Obviously I kid with that above setup that zoomers (and I) love, you can just torrent with qbittorrent and watch in VLC like long before video streaming. Ez pz.
LMAO, I use adblockers and even braflix (rip) provided content in HD. Also everyone can't have infinite bandwith and storage.
Also, opening website on Firefox with Adblock is much faster than torrenting.
Centralized storage of pirated content is a problem. You want p2p to continue, otherwise it's suddenly very easy to deprive all of those streaming sites of content.
I know but I already stated the reason why I prefer streaming site over torrenting.
YIFY also uses "HD". So does YT. Doesn't make it good though, unless you're watching on your phone or something.
Okay that makes sense actually, I forgot US has limited data on their main internet connections.
Naah Bro India. Wi-Fi have unlimited bandwith but I am talking about cellular data.