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  • @KillerTofuEnglish
    4•28 days ago

    Not OP but I use the arr family of services (Sonarr and Radar, though there are more) and NZBGet as my downloader.

    • John RichardEnglish
      -14•28 days ago

      Lol NZBGet is not typically used for getting free content.

      • @KillerTofuEnglish
        4•28 days ago

        It’s one of the preconfigured downloaders for sonarr and radarr which is really a fancy front page for adding media from usenet? So, I would disagree.

        • John RichardEnglish
          -14•28 days ago

          Well… if your idea of “free” content is something you don’t pay for then yes, but if your idea of free content is something that was intended to be distributed for “free” then no.

          • @KillerTofuEnglish
            1•28 days ago

            Is it free if it supported by ads?

            • John RichardEnglish
              -9•28 days ago

              People don’t use NZBGet for that reason. It is literally a platform & distribution model primarily intended for pirating content in a way that is much quicker and more reliable than torrents. Usenet would probably have died without NZBs.