The fact that you have to ask this means you have no idea about the communities.Anyone know a good one?
dungeons and dragons with titty and bushokay, someone explain to me whats so good about GOT. im out of the loop here. whys it so damn popular
Who knows.okay, someone explain to me whats so good about GOT. im out of the loop here. whys it so damn popular
Exactly.Anyone know a store from which I can steal some clothes, a TV or a loaf of bread?
So why not just buy the DVD's when they come out then? At least that way you're not a thief because right now, that's what you (and the rest of you) are.I would gladly pay $20/month to subscribe ONLY to HBO or TMN. The problem is this is not possible. Our cable providers would require that I sign up for services I do not want just for the privilege of paying more for TMN. This is the problem in Canada. I, and many other Canadians, are more than willing to pay but the service we want is unavailable in our country. So what is the solution? Streaming.
Exodus is done, try Gen Reborn.Or just get Kodi. Free. Get exodus. Free. Stream. Free.
Bingo. And before anyone jumps on to the "Netflix has it too" I am not paying more for half of what the US gets, and if I am going to have to jump through hoops to change my IP to a US based, etc - I am not going to bother. I will simply stream.I would gladly pay $20/month to subscribe ONLY to HBO or TMN. The problem is this is not possible. Our cable providers would require that I sign up for services I do not want just for the privilege of paying more for TMN. This is the problem in Canada. I, and many other Canadians, are more than willing to pay but the service we want is unavailable in our country. So what is the solution? Streaming.
Yup I agreeExodus is done, try Gen Reborn.
No it isn't. You just need a new repo too get it. Look in youtube for instructions.
Bingo. And before anyone jumps on to the "Netflix has it too" I am not paying more for half of what the US gets, and if I am going to have to jump through hoops to change my IP to a US based, etc - I am not going to bother. I will simply stream.
Plus I have worked for free plenty of times, and people rip of my designs, and codes all the time. There are a few agencies who have my code running on their sites and I have been out of the game for a while, so ya - I am good. Thanks
So why not just buy the DVD's when they come out then? At least that way you're not a thief because right now, that's what you (and the rest of you) are.
Do you work for free?
Do you think it right that people should work for free just because it's possible to steal their labour?
You could also easily subscribe to a skinny cable service and get TMN all at a reasonable cost per month.
In my case, I subscribe to Bell Fibe in a package deal that includes a home phone, internet and TV including TMN.
If you buy the DVD's then I really have no problem with you downloading now. But I would say that 99.9% of the people out there just steal content and never buy the DVDs ever and it's stealing no matter how you justify it to yourself. (I.e. you'll be damned if you're going to give Bell any more money.)Here's the thing, I DO buy the DVDs when they come out which is why I don't feel bad about streaming the content. I realize some don't buy them but that's not me. I like rewatching my fave shows so it's worth it to me to have the DVDs. However, there is no way in hell I will give Bell more money than I already do for my cell service. Our cable providers do not deserve my money. I would much prefer to pay HBO directly. I also used to download a lot of music prior to ITunes. Now, I have no problem paying for what I consume. As I said before, many other Canadians feel the same way. Give us the option to purchase the services we want and Canadians will pay.
I just don't find the packages offered by our providers to be good value for the money. I don't need a home phone, I pay less than half what Bell wants for a much better internet package and I don't watch broadcast TV. The packages available are not what I want so streaming is the only option.