My steam library is stacked with older games that I have to get through. I’m good on PC parts for the next decade. In the meantime, I hope they all burn in hell.

I read the title too fast and thought the airport’s self-check in machine was asking for a tip.

Good! We need more of this!

Aiostreams is another add-on substitute. I’ve liked it so far because it’s super customizable and keeps my stremio interface clean based on the filters I’ve put (though filters are a double edged sword of you restrict too much). You can then have torrentio and other file sharers configured directly to it.

For TorBox, the essential plan has been great so far. Real debrid has taken a pretty crappy turn (logging user data, blocking connections, etc.) while torbox is more lenient and flexible to say the least. It has both caches and fetches from whatever add-ons you put in the Aiostreams (or alternative) add-on from my understanding.

Depending on your internet, it would download to their server and cast on your device pretty instantly - their connections are fast.

Also note that torrentio has been failing a lot and I think there are a couple of alternatives to it. I think torrentdz or something?

Not just for providing support to Israeli prisons, but was literally their server drive for all illegal surveillance of Palestinians for many years until word got out.

Very true, but BDS has different angles - consumer, b2b, academic, etc…

Boycotts are very good when their impact is measurable. Which is why BDS has targeted consumer boycotts and different campaign targets at different times. Seeing a huge drop in Xbox users at the start of a campaign launch is a powerful sign to the boycotted company and to the BDS community.

B2B (like in this case) is also important because consumers would be able to direct their purchases to other avenues that are in line with BDS (and also the headlines it gets). So measurable stream of money flowing from Xbox to another platform.

It’s also why BDS says that everyone is free to do blanket boycotts, but targeted boycotting helps with their measurable effectiveness. But BDS is realistic.

Like you said about AWS; some things just are hard to boycott, but the intention is to turn so many away from Israel that eventually the bigger things will be pressured to change as well.

And JD Vance is a Catholic, but is obviously pandering to their death cult base

The writing style really spoke to me. I felt as frustrated as the writer.

My solution is just a work around because it would be so much easier if Stremio did have separate accounts as part of it’s function, but we work with what we have.

1. It should unless your debrid service specifically restricts signing into multiple devices. Most just restrict multiple IPs

2. I’m not sure to be honest because I haven’t had to replace the default stremio discovery myself. I think someone else mentioned that you can. Or you could at least add a catalogue with pg-13 filters.

3. I haven’t done this before, but my understanding is, yes, it would give separate apps

I’m assuming that creating another account on the device itself (Chromecast, firestick, etc.) with another stremio account specifically for the kid is a bit more work than you’d like?

Yeah, just a cunt

I will add that if you want free streaming, then TorrentsDB works better than Torrentio.

But if you’re paying for a debrid service like Torbox, then it might be redundant to have TorrentsDB and it could clutter up your Stremio UI.

From some of the setups I’ve seen out there, people’s optimal method is to have AIOStreams add-on in Stremio, then configure AIOStreams with the Debrid Service and their chosen filters. It’s supposed to lead to a cleaner and more responsive Stremio UI.

Oh! A piracy security clearance! Is that like a letter of marque?

I’ve only used it as an add-on with Stremio tbh.

There are probably better options for self-hosting than it.

Torrentio has been restricted depending on the country that you’re VPN-ing from. Even without a debrid, just VPN, torrentio on stremio was rarely working.

Ended up using TorrentsDB, a torrentio alternative add-on that uses the same scraped data as torrentio but was more readily available.

https://stremio-addons.net/addons/torrentsdb

I don’t know why you’re facing those issues with TorBox. I signed up with a VPN on and no issues. People tend to prefer TorBox specifically because they don’t care about your IP address and they accept multiple accesses to the same login. Are you using a bank card for payment?

Worst case, try signing up for TorBox from a public wifi or similar.

Also with TorBox, they’re pretty private already and you don’t necessarily have to use a VPN. But you still can if that’s what you want.

They don’t care, they just want ad revenue and traffic. Not worth clicking on the link

They admitted they were wrong, what corrective action will they take?

Their response sounds like what AI would say when it’s called out.

They should do better and they should make public what they’ll do so it won’t happen again