FourCorners 7 Posted 4 hours ago Posted 4 hours ago Corporate greed Broken apps Ads on paid subscriptions  Anyone else care to chime inÂ
FourCorners 7 Posted 4 hours ago Author Posted 4 hours ago Hard to believe in 2026 that these big million and billion dollar companies still waste money on clowns that can't build an app when all they need to do is sell api keys. If they sold api keys per month they would save millions & millions and gain billions. If I had a disney api to put in emby I would be happy as can be
arrbee99 1843 Posted 3 hours ago Posted 3 hours ago Don't forget the whole 'you paid for it but you don't own it' scheme.
FourCorners 7 Posted 2 hours ago Author Posted 2 hours ago 1 hour ago, arrbee99 said: Don't forget the whole 'you paid for it but you don't own it' scheme. Agreed and is the reason I spent my last cent on hard drives so I own it on a hard drive. I buy 100 packs on ebay for $30 copy them to puter then resell them. I bought 40 tv series on ebay for $13 copied them all resold the dvds. If I had an api I would have no reason to buy or copy anything but the greed continues.
FourCorners 7 Posted 2 hours ago Author Posted 2 hours ago No one said this yet but pirating is actually easier than signing up for a subscription, we need API keys this will be the winner for the company that does this so we can enter an API key into emby and have a one stop shop.
arrbee99 1843 Posted 2 hours ago Posted 2 hours ago While I should, as a mere user, point out that neither Emby nor its users would ever condone marauding the high seas of piracy, I imagine a one stop shop would be quite popular.
FourCorners 7 Posted 1 hour ago Author Posted 1 hour ago 3 minutes ago, arrbee99 said: While I should, as a mere user, point out that neither Emby nor its users would ever condone marauding the high seas of piracy, I imagine a one stop shop would be quite popular. I said API key from the companies.
FourCorners 7 Posted 1 hour ago Author Posted 1 hour ago 8 minutes ago, arrbee99 said: While I should, as a mere user, point out that neither Emby nor its users would ever condone marauding the high seas of piracy, I imagine a one stop shop would be quite popular. Topic is why? Why would someone ever pirate stuff and add it to an emby server well I pay $300 a month to have all I watch with NO ads. Its life bro i dont want ads when i pay monthly no i want what i want when i want. Its life!
FourCorners 7 Posted 1 hour ago Author Posted 1 hour ago I'm a news group lover we go way way back before when dial=up was our connector.
FourCorners 7 Posted 1 hour ago Author Posted 1 hour ago I also pay for 7 downloaders each month just so I dont need to watch ads.
FourCorners 7 Posted 1 hour ago Author Posted 1 hour ago People pirate because the apps for tv are trash.
FourCorners 7 Posted 1 hour ago Author Posted 1 hour ago If I can't run all my data through emby legally then I will pirate it.
speechles 2100 Posted 1 minute ago Posted 1 minute ago (edited) Usenet and binary newsgroups are awesome. I agree. Prone to DMCA takedowns. Spools might have missing pieces. Might not have enough Par2 recovery blocks. Then you REQ and they will come. I remember those days well. But we cannot really delve into details and specifics here. We need to keep on the saner side and while it does exist not make it easier for those who do it to find it easier by reading these forums. Those who want to need to figure it out on their own. We aren't given directions to our buried treasures. No sir. In the 1600s, people became pirates for physical survival, economic profit, and anti-imperial power struggles, often stealing tangible goods like gold, sugar, and spices. Conversely, software piracy today is primarily driven by avoiding the high costs of digital goods, bypassing restrictive licensing, or accessing geo-blocked media without physical risk. We'll brave the squalls and we'll bust your balls. Somalian Pirates, we! Edited just now by speechles
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