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You can do what I do and watch it on third-party streaming sites.

Where, and with subtitles?

You can do what I do and watch it on third-party streaming sites.

Where, and with subtitles?

I usually use CouchTuner. Just google it as the domain changes occasionally. And sometimes there are subtitles, but sometimes not. You'll definitely want to be using an ad blocker, though, if you don't already.

I remember reading the showrunners of Game of Thrones were "flattered" that it was the most pirated show in 2013. They openly admitted it had exactly zero effect on what their revenue would have been anyway. Well, not zero, but you get my point.

I can't seem to locate that particular piece now, but this one will do.

A few points made in that article have reminded me how much I hate things like Origin from EA and Ubisoft's UPlay, as well. The games on Origin are buggy as fuck, like my Dragon Age: Inquisition suddenly having begun refusing to log into the EA servers so I can access Keep and all the DLC I bought, after I installed Windows 10 a few months ago. This is also obviously problematic since I can't get Trespasser to work. I only realised the damn problem when I opened the game for the first time in months to play the final DLC. Goddamnit. It's shit like that contributes to your game getting pirated.

If people insist on using anti-piracy measures, at least make sure it actually functions, like Steam. I've never once had a problem with Steam. I especially love GOG.

OH THE HUMANITY!

I tend to stream shows that aren't current on Netflix (aka the newer seasons of shows).  I normally use Primewire, but you'll want a damn good ad blocking add-on for Firefox if you use it (I don't believe Google Chrome has one yet), since Primewire is one of those that'll bombard you with ads with every click you make if you're not prepared.

Started posting here around 11:30...posted, replied to PMs, approved Citizenships, provided a lengthy opinion in a military proceeding, and answered a telegram that was waiting for me on-game, and now it's 3:30. That doesn't include any recruiting, planning, organizing, developing, or anything else I do as Monarch or founder.

This is why things keep piling up.

you'll want a damn good ad blocking add-on for Firefox if you use it (I don't believe Google Chrome has one yet)

IMO, uBlock Origin is now the best adblocker for Firefox, and that add-on started started out as a Chrome extension.

I personally prefer torrenting to streaming, but that's just me.

IMO, uBlock Origin is now the best adblocker for Firefox, and that add-on started started out as a Chrome extension.

I personally prefer torrenting to streaming, but that's just me.

I use Chrome with uBlock Origin and can confirm it's pretty reliable.

Started posting here around 11:30...posted, replied to PMs, approved Citizenships, provided a lengthy opinion in a military proceeding, and answered a telegram that was waiting for me on-game, and now it's 3:30. That doesn't include any recruiting, planning, organizing, developing, or anything else I do as Monarch or founder.

This is why things keep piling up.

It wouldn't be Wintreath without you, Mootles!

It wouldn't be Wintreath without you, Mootles!

Someone remind me to start Underhusen campaigning stuff after midnight tonight, please.

I guess that means the amendment failed then.

;_;

There's still some hours left to vote, and it wouldn't be impossible for it to pass. It's just seeming unlikely at the moment.

It's 12-8 for at the moment: 60%. In order for the amendment to pass, two people can switch from nay to aye or four people who have abstained (out of the seven at the moment). Or perhaps a one-and-one.
I neglected to include a nay vote from Crushita, making it 12-9 or 57.1%. The two nay-aye switches still applies, but the number of abstains that need to "convert" is six at this point. So yes, it's increasingly unlikely to pass at this point.

It's 12-8 for at the moment: 60%. In order for the amendment to pass, two people can switch from nay to aye or four people who have abstained (out of the seven at the moment). Or perhaps a one-and-one.
I neglected to include a nay vote from Crushita, making it 12-9 or 57.1%. The two nay-aye switches still applies, but the number of abstains that need to "convert" is six at this point. So yes, it's increasingly unlikely to pass at this point.

Why does nobody see my vote