No. Most sites don’t offer their own ways to download videos.

If you want to save videos, you can always use a browser addon. I use VideoDownloadHelper for Firefox and it allows me to download any video, even on Linux.

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/video-downloadhelper/

Anytime!

This is a good one.

Say it loud and proud: https://hydrahd.com/

This is how we fight back.

Except there’s already a list of all the sites.

So how does an online list grouping them together make it significantly easier for law enforcement to take them down? For reference, there is already a list of free streaming sites; it’s the list in question. I’m merely mentioning adding further classification for duplicate streaming sites.

It’s sad watching the upvote ratios, but I can’t say I’m surprised. The internet is full of 🧩’s.

So what’s the problem with adding another group for duplicates?

Grouping them together in a list will not affect those logistics.

it’s not wise to put a everything in one since if something “happens” there will be no alternatives since…the sole source will be gone due to everything being grouped into the sole source.

Umm, what? It’s just a list grouping them together.

How are they going to identify the ‘sole source’ out of that?

I don’t think you know enough about copyright law to know whether or not an online list grouping them together will make it significantly easier for law enforcement to take them down.

So are you saying we shouldn’t group them together?

Do you know enough about copyright law to know whether or not an online list grouping them together will make it significantly easier for law enforcement to take them down?

So are you saying we shouldn’t group them together?

I don’t think the security issues with windows stem from not having the user enter their password a bunch of times.

Yeah, but you gotta admit it’s possible windows does some things better.

I also think a lot of linux users get tunnel-visioned and believe that something is incorrect simply because it’s how another OS does it.

Thank you for the informative response. I was unaware Windows machines employed similar behavior in corporate environments.

Do you think, then, that it would be acceptable for Linux to remove these restrictions in home environments?

It’s not nearly as bad as it is now.

And it was always a scam, even back then.

Yep.

Sorry.

So like, I know this might sound weird, and I hate to be “that guy” but…

Is it really necessary? I get you probably want to play it like it’s guitar hero, which is cool and great and all. Just, you could also queue up the song in youtube and do it old-school style.

It’s just, good not to be too dependent on your limitations when learning an instrument. At some point, you will surpass them.

Good luck though, don’t let me bring you down.

Hm, I never used songsterr but guitartabs has always been based for me.

I kinda stopped using tabs years ago and just started learning by ear though… [subtle brag]

You didn’t subscribe to those things.

But you are effectively consuming them. Just like renting books and movies

No, you’re not. Consuming something means it is no longer available after consumption. We can’t “consume” media unless we destroy it afterwards.

Sorry, you’ve been played by industry talking points just to get you to spend as much money as possible. Now you’re doing your part in perpetuating them.

There’s a term for people like you, but I’ll refrain from using it here.

Goodbye. You may have the last word since you need to push your products on others.