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Who amongst us is training up the next generation of Jack Sparrows? (zerobytes.monster)
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The original post: /r/piracy by /u/aPir8 on 2025-04-10 01:36:53.

So as a 90's kid, am familiar with 2600 magazine, X-Copy, BBS's, DVDs, Napster then early Usenet.

Now my kid needs to stay safe online, so obviously I teach about uBlock Origin, Debloating Windows, VPNs, qBittorrent with search plugins (per user 😭), fitgirl-repacks.site, Public Torrent sites, magnet links, pirating off iPlayer, archive.org etc.

My point is, it's still a minefield to me; how are the next generation going to carry on the ☠️ tradition? Console piracy is basically dead, stuff getting way more corporate/locked down. What if/when other mediums follow suit?

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