@Daojoan Hmm that must be ThePirateBay dot org
Oh waittt! Thatās the good one 
@WanderingHuman @good_dog_rex @Daojoan Every time I look for something in Kanopy it's not there.
But I am more likely to look for specific things, often old and obscure. I don't just browse there. So Kanopy is fine, it just doesn't fit my need.

Thanks for reminding me why I strictly limit subscription services to only one.
(And there are times when 1 is too much.)
This exact same business model is killing cable TV.
More ads. More junk content. More manipulation. Reductions in quality programming.
Ever increasing prices sends customers elsewhere.
netflix ?
I watch #AlJazeera news on youtube and grab whatever movies etc I can download for free (using a vpn)
if #netflix etc don't like that, they should stop ripping people off, oh and they should also stop removing Palestinian movies and docs.
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@Daojoan Weāre also updating our user agreement (which you do not need to agree to). Effective immediately, each member of your household must purchase a seat in order to view our content. Briefly walking past the screen on the way to the kitchen now constitutes one use of our service.
This change is retroactive. We have used AI to estimate how many people live in your house, and how many infractions you have likely committed (rounded up). A partner collections agency will be in touch shortly.
@Haste @Daojoan A few years ago MicroSoft patented an idea where a smart TV, IIRC via a camera mounted facing the audience could count the number of viewers in front of the TV.
Then the TV would inform the company providing the content if the number of people watching was high enough to classify it as a public viewing event rather than just a family watching a film at home.
Thus the fee due for the viewing of the film could then be adjusted accordingly.
@gimulnautti @Daojoan Funnily enough I was explaining the internet of the 1990s to my First Born yesterday.
Like how fast Altavista was and how easy it was to find useful stuff.
Also about companies with an idea who managed to secure venture capitalist funding, implemented the idea, built up the user base with no clear plan as to how to fund the company when their seed cash pile ran out.
And there were twenty other companies with the same idea.
Then, the dotcom bubble burst.
I would like to think a lot of people would get themselves a nebula subscription or join means TV
It's okay, I read a lot of novels.....
@Daojoan No streaming service, no subscription plans - whether media or software. If I want it, I buy it - just not from the little anthrophomorphic rocketman (https://www.theguardian.com/science/2021/jul/20/jeff-bezos-rocket-design-an-inquiry).
Corporate accountants may love subscriptions, TechBros may fancy to monetise my life. I don't appreciate either. Rot in hell, and GFY (go fuck yourself, for speaking out loud).
@Daojoan I have to post this again.

"Can no longer be shared with people you live with"
Actually, wait, any person in view of your TV screen must have their own subscription. No free riders period.