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Platforms wonder why piracy is spiking
(7news.com.au)
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The only thing that keeps me with subscriptions is the cartoons my daughter watches, because they are hard to find dubbed in my language (Portuguese). It's still more convenient to subscribe than try to find the dubbed cartoons online. For everything I watch I use my arr stack.
Sounds like your daughter is at just the right age to start learning a new language? (Half joking)![emoji pirate-jammin pirate-jammin](https://hexbear.net/pictrs/image/55c52773-bf1d-4116-9c94-8a912196752f.gif)
That's the best approach IMO but till she can watch a cartoon and understand it may be take a while..so in the mean time I'm kinda tied to streaming.
I bet watching them in English with Portuguese subtitles would prob be a great way for a kid to learn English on the sly
Definitely worked for me.
It seems very common among millennials and Gen Z.
It's been common for decades - I firs learned of it in the 80's.
The language of Arrrrrr? 😁
Depending on her age of course... But you can find SRT (subtitle) files for literally almost everything, often in dozens of languages. They're super tiny too since it's basically just a txt file
There are still plenty of good deals in streaming if you have shifted to on-demand. If you want live TV or sports, they're out to gouge the fuck out of you. Luckily my Wife came around to on-demand only and an antenna. Of course, they're trying hard to take away the antenna option from everyone with ATSC 3.0.