matey @ matey @lemmy.dbzer0.com

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Oh. Oh well.

I was just thinking of shutting down my container this past week, so that settles it. Maybe I'll try rreading-glasses to see if it's any better.

I think this fits the definition of pirating as presented in the OP.

It's actually not bad. All the setup is the same except the IPs, so you can just add/change those. They're replicated across 5 ports per server, so that's a little annoying, but it's still just easy copy paste.

Works fine if you've got Proton VPN set up as a gateway at your router.

The cake is a pie?

All Cops Are.. Furries?

Yep

Shoot me an email address; I can send you a few invites.

I think that refers to geoblocked content.

Weird..

It tracks ratio related to your current download, so, if you've downloaded 1MB of 5GB and uploaded 2MB, that's a 2.0 ratio. Try changing it to pause instead of remove at that ratio and see what happens.

What's going on with Proton the company?

Edit: ah fuck, thanks for the replies. Sigh.

No, just regular content.

Oh man, you're my hero. All the docker containers update automatically, but I stopped trying them because of the issues and kept trying manually. It's working now! Thank you!

I get 403 when I try to use it. I normally use ytdl-sub and youtubedl-material, but those stopped working so I tried doing it just straight from the command line, and it doesn't work anywhere.

Is there info not in a PDF?

as well as disabling anti-freedom features like DRM

Do they just try to remove DRM from media as it comes down, or can you not watch any DRM media at all on it?