You can rent Plex access, need to find the sites, usually a discord server. So like $10/15 per month for thousands of good movies and shows.

Yup. I have a whole bunch of devices to bypass random shit to setup client devices on site.

I’m baitin!

Yup. My kiddo reads A LOT, and his lexicon is wild. He mispronounces things since he’s only ever seen it in writing, so we have fun with that.

1983 rise!

Yeah, didn’t it use your CPU to mine bitcoins?

I use qbittorrent, probably 10-15 years now, but moving mostly to NZB.

Nah, I have some pirated versions. Won’t do anything that gives them money, but I’ll play what I have.

Why it needs to be anything different for the human species at all is an insult and degrading.

Okthxbai

Wake up bitch, get up

https://youtu.be/Tz2tD8Hzb7o

Centuries of information on there, learn to skip and block the ads, it’s way better.

Then just filter shitty channels.

Even if it was $6, refunding it to us and showing a little respect for a major cash grab fuck up would work wonders.

Yeah, I got 20tb drives for about $240 each a few years ago. Prices are NUTS.

I believe it. How I didn’t think of it is another question. Wow.

Why?

Walk around with mask and reflective lenses.

WHAT. if I know sites I don’t want to go to, or stumble across a site I don’t like, I can absolutely keep a running list of sites to block.

Of course you can’t block all bad sites all the time, it’s a never ending list, that’s not exactly what OP is asking for. What they are asking is doable with a little work.

So, does that change what I said?

Do you think all those websites are legit? In your language even? I got a phishing email that redirected to 4 different sites before landing on a fake login page. Who do you think adds all the ad serving sites to block lists?

https://old.reddit.com/r/pihole/comments/1qfu3o8/updated_blocklist_advice_for_2026/

Just start making a list of sites as you discover them, this one is easy. Block them in your hosts file or on your gateway/router.

They’re manually curated lists, freely available for services like pihole. How do you think ads get blocked by DNS? Someone, usually social networking communities and groups, builds them manually as they’re found and updates them.