For me has been books for work and audiobooks for my iPod. Also some unraid licenses
I like to pirate old dance music tracks from the 90’s
‘Old’ fml 💔
I’m blue
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150gb of epubs in spanish
Which types of epubs? How? Thx!
All types of books! like 200k of them
Printer ink. I got a cheap canon printer and drilled holes in the ink cartridges so I can refill them using generic ink for 1/1000th the cost of what the printer companies charge.
Could you link how? That’s so cool
Sure thing, this outlines how to modify the ink carts: https://www.wikihow.com/Refill-Canon-Cartridges
And you can buy bulk printer ink for around $10 for all 3 colors+black on sites like amazon or ebay.
Thanks! That’s an awesome deal
.stl files
That’s 3d printing files right? Where can you pirate them and what wouldn’t be on thingiverse?
Depending on your political views you could download open-source files for guns in case they get taken down
That’s not really piracy, is it? I’d say it’s more like censorship circumvention.
True, but it still has lots of parallels
Good idea
There’s a ton of commercial/locked-behind-patreon stuff, usually around things like RPG scenery or figures and such.
Like, an immense library of shit that’s not free.
Oh yeah, like 40k stuff? Where do you find this stuff? I have access to unlimited free PLA
I don’t have a specific place; just some of the private general-purpose trackers I’m on will occasionally have someone come by and dump a pile of STLs from various places on them.
(The private part, unfortunately, means I can’t actually share more, sorry - fight club rules and whatnot.)
Check out kemono.su / kemono.party. They’re a patreon(among other subscription service) archive site that makes use of crowdsourced keys. It’ll initially look like 110% porn, but you can often find other patreons there if you search those specifically, such as those for 3d printing stls. It can sometimes be hit or miss whether they properly archive downloads, but they’re usually a worthwhile option.
Never had luck finding anywhere that has .stl’s. Any hints on where to look?
Why have I never thought of that…
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Educational content. I’ll get udemy or pluralsite content if I’m studying a topic. It has helped me earn certs and stay informed on different tech.
How? Thanks!
Its been as easy as searching stuff like YAML or AWS on tracker sites. There is a surprising amount of content. I even got some cool cooking content from Master Class
lol, got to argue about the new eurofighter some how
Can you explain pirating of unraid licenses? I have already paid for one but didn’t know this was possible
There’s a crack of it running around that tricks it into thinking you have a license. Of course idk if they also changed something nefarious.
I ran it for a while before I decided it wasn’t worth the risk and also run more Linux now
I don’t think I’d like to admit to anything. But during my research, I found large compilations of leaked passwords, sheet music for not so popular music instruments, vintage software and abandonware…
backups of books I have bought with ebooks…
Foliate on linux is a great ebook reader
(or KOreader on both androix linux - this setup allows you sync your page progress)
Solidworks CAD software. Adobe projects
Apps that have what I think are unfair payment structures.
No, I’m not paying a > hundred dollar subscription for your app with server-side features I didn’t ask for.
Sounds like microsoft and adobe 🤭
Great point! I did this with Adobe until I switched to Linux
Might be controversial, but I pirate OnlyFans content (porn). I ain’t payin a monthly subscription for that shit. Telegram is pretty great for that.
Could you share a bit more about how you use telegram for that purpose? I’d like to learn more. Thanks. I’ve never used telegram before btw…
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Scientific papers
I wish pirating subs was easier! That would be my second most if true
Yeah it’s hard to find them for Asian stuff particularly
Comics (though it probably falls into ‘basic media’), well over 1TB at this point either way.
nice try, FBI
Don’t be so quick, John Smith of 123 yuhmamah ln.
