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furplanet.com
And here is the link to purchase: baddogbooks.com/product/the-...
October 1, 2026 at 2:28 AM
revenantkioku.letsplaying.com
Dog & Cat Five
(1) Cat: If buying isn't owning, piracy isn't stealing! (2) Dog: Doesn't that ignore the actual issue with the way corporations make contracts with us and trade activism for complacent laziness? (3) Cat: Dude, I just want free stuff. (4) Dog: Yeah, me too.
September 25, 2026 at 10:43 PM
handmaid.bsky.social
Good old Droopy Dog Flynn with the assumption that porch piracy is only a problem of those with substance abuse disorder. Friggin shill for a police state
September 24, 2026 at 8:06 PM
jed05.bsky.social
Everyone saying “I’ll just pirate stuff” get ready for anti-piracy to be a big topic sooner than later.

When people stop subscribing to all these dog shit services, they’ll blame piracy and with this admin laws will become even more oppressive.
September 21, 2026 at 5:00 PM
andeeharry1.bsky.social
Today is 200th anniversary to (2)
Victorian Huge Hats
Victorian Pet Songbirds
Victorian Glow in the dark Phosphorus Paint watche
Carbon Dioxide discovery
Bleach
Hydraulics
Clock Precision accracy
Treaty of Westminister
Anti Piracy Laws
Dog Tax
Parlour Snapdragon
September 20, 2026 at 3:02 PM
rnib.bsky.social
Here's our shameless take on things you wouldn't do as an ally to blind and partially sighted people 👀

What else wouldn't you do?
"You wouldn't pet a working guide dog" in the famous font from the early 2000s anti-piracy campaign we all had to sit through at the beginning of any VHS tape, with an icon of a guide dog below. "You wouldn't say 'over there' as a direction to a blind person" in the famous font from the early 2000s anti-piracy campaign we all had to sit through at the beginning of any VHS tape, with arrows pointing in lots of different directions below. "You wouldn't jump over a blind person's cane" in the famous font from the early 2000s anti-piracy campaign we all had to sit through at the beginning of any VHS tape, with an icon of a person using a white cane. "You wouldn't forget to add alt text to your pictures" in the famous font from the early 2000s anti-piracy campaign we all had to sit through at the beginning of any VHS tape, with the alt text icon below.
September 20, 2026 at 9:12 AM
gingerspiced.bsky.social
@fbi.gov why did u stop putting these ads at the beginning of movies????
anti-piracy ad font but it says "you wouldn't fuck a dog"
September 17, 2026 at 6:31 PM
bignerdsam.bsky.social
Wait I just realized

That Browser-Based Phantasy Star Online port with AI Assistance just runs as-is without you having to provide anything like a PC files or an iso for PSO

Which means that it's potentially using things that Sega could very reasonably take it down for.

evil thinking...
Thinking Hrmmm
Alt: Thinking Hrmmm now I'm not saying to send Sega the URL psoreborn.com and seeing what happens to it I'm just saying it would be rather irresponsible if someone was committing something that Sega and their legal team would believe is active video game piracy and get an entire, ambitious-if-they-didn't-use-AI-Assistance project taken down for violating the Digital Millennium Copyright Act It also would be funny to watch and my only dog in this race is that I think this guy should learn how to make a fully 3D video game running in a web browser on his own without Claude or whatever AI agent he making translate the game into a browser window.
static.klipy.com
September 16, 2026 at 1:08 AM
gotist.bsky.social
I'm watching Courage The Cowerdly Dog. Y'all don't care about that. Can't get my DC Fellowship. That's good money. I should, after buying it long ago, give money too HBO. nonsense! Piracy is the response. fuck you google, stealing and reselling whats mine.
September 4, 2026 at 3:31 AM
scarfysquared.bsky.social
if i told you i made an asym concept on notepad similar to pursuitcore's internet nostalgia thing except its Exclusively from my own and told you these are gonna be the survivor and terminator inspos, you'd Look at me Weird more than when you read "i made an asym concept on notepad"
users would be called Members. mainly as like. Forum members. the inspos would be: Blaze the Cat Quale Ranger I-Dog Jacob the Orange Yoshi one of my old roblox alts As an excuse for a robloxian based on survive the disasters 2 hello mikan from braingirl (shes just there to say yume nikki rep) Paper Mario cerom is just there as piracy rep Hachune Miku killers would probable be called hackers ... inspos would be: PETA (and also Peta's Games) Untitled Goose Game MEMZ Coolrash Mario Metal Sonic SMBZ
September 2, 2026 at 6:01 PM
splinterhamato.bsky.social
-Linus Karp Was Hit With An Umbrella
-BIGFOOT RIPPED MY DOG IN HALF I SAW IT
-You Come From A Long Line Of Shallow People
-Pirates: YOU WOULDN’T STEAL A BOAT
-We Are All Floridaman
-Cadet Kelly is the Best Movie I’ve Ever Seen in My Friggin’ Life
August 26, 2026 at 9:04 PM
bestalbumbrackets.bsky.social
We have one Designated Cheerleader today, it’s for STEPHEN MALKMUS, and it’s from grazdanny4@bsky.social. Take it away, Danny!
There's a scene in Alex Ross Perry's Pavement movie, one of the clips from the fake prestige biopic, where Malkmus's (Joe Keery) managers try to pitch him on taking the band on Saturday Night Live. Malkmus, apathetic and barely listening (and, it is heavily implied, thoroughly stoned instead says he would prefer to go on the show currently unfolding on the television in front of him, some sort of compilation of funny animal videos. Keery plays it as if this is the most significant level of interest Malkmus can muster in something while in the throes of a depressive creative desert. What is being crystallized here is perhaps the key attribute to which Malkmus and the band that made him famous owe their most fervent following: an avant- garde irreverence, a prioritization of an effortlessness that might be called "slackerish" but which really prioritizes a very specific set of fascinations. Noise, abstraction, cultivation of a mood that is tangible, that feels realer than real precisely because it is coming through an array of lyrics that make no sense and a wall of sound that is difficult to parse. This scene's presence in the film Pavements has a heavy satirical bent, of course, even if it rings true to something in Malkmus's appeal. Its isolation thereof is not a summative point to be pondered, but a gag- "imagine if someone really made a serious Hollywood movie about the band whose thing was *this.*" The irreverence always has another layer, turning inwards as much as it faces out. It is on this principle that I wish to stake my claim for the brilliance of Malkmus's self-titled debut. Its shape and character might seem strange on first listen (relatively cleaned up, straightforwardly produced songs with narratives and characters!) but it undeniably foregrounds the sardonic remove essential to his songcraft and vocal delivery. This is the productive tension at play. Were the concept a jab at these kinds of songs, it might feel somewhat limited, a restricted advancement on his work in Pavement. But instead the idea is more "what if the Pavement guy made a bunch of songs like this?" And (this is critical, the direct lineage of the hypothetical animal video TV show): "what if he was having a great time doing it?" If there's a sense of concession to a set of norms audible on SM, there is just as much a sense of unbridled creative energy. Take "The Hook," a lackadaisical yarn about piracy on the high seas. You can hear Malkmus responding to an apocryphal exhausted record company suit, "yeah, or, I could do a Jimmy Buffet song." "Jo Jo's Jacket" mounts an exuberant wordless hook on an introductory monologue framed from the perspective of Yul Brynner. Even "Jenny and the Ess Dog," a schmaltz-curious story of a doomed relationship that proceeds with a straightforwardness almost unthinkable from the guy responsible for "Here," flirts with the radical notion of being narrated by a dog for which Joyce Manor would later receive erroneous credit. It's far from "leaving the fourth side of your double album blank" levels of middle finger to authority or convention, sure, but it's a visible pursuit of ideas which are interesting primarily, and perhaps only, to Malkmus. Both of the bands I would describe as realistic claimants to the frivolous title of "my favorite," Pavement and Talking Heads, also serve as textbook case studies on the frontman solo career. David Byrne's albums unmoored from the band display plenty of his unique brilliance and vast musical predilections, but they also present a reckless id that clearly benefitted from the checks and balances of some equal partners. You can read Malkmus much the same way. What he puts forward on his debut is clearly not as productively in tension with anything as his work in Pavement. The contributions of Kannberg et al are proven beyond all doubt by this album. But like the unwieldy yet often stunning Byrne solo projects, it also presents a vision of Malkmus's specific strengths applied towards a different end, one that brings a more palatable brand of 21st century indie rock closer to what made Pavement stand out. You can hear it every time he makes a meal out of an otherwise innocuous line (the talk in round 1 about "permanentally" on "Black Book" was well-directed) or every time he slides into expressionistic lyrical obliqueness ("Deado" is vintage Malkmus on this front). It is all great songs and I love it dearly. Its chances of victory are realistically basically null, but personally, I would take it over anything else in the field: it's an expansion upon music that means the world to me which manages to feel fresh and energized to a degree that places it cleanly within that legacy.
August 18, 2026 at 2:06 PM
kadachii.isadog.online
I'll reiterate, don't harass the Druffle creators, they made some beautiful art and are ultimately also victims of the piracy sob story narratives huge companies keep pushing.

And they realized their mistakes and removed the DRM! Good on them! I'm gonna go buy one now and paint it like a DOG!!
August 3, 2026 at 8:17 PM
improbablejoe.bsky.social
I used to be pretty strongly against piracy, but in the year of my dog 2026... I dunno. Maybe grab what you can get from the library? The folks get paid like a rental, and then you build up an archive?
July 25, 2026 at 5:53 AM
bestalbumbrackets.bsky.social
We have dueling Designated Cheerleaders today! First up, for STEPHEN MALKMUS, it’s grazdanny4@bsky.social. Take it away, Danny!
There's a scene in Alex Ross Perry's Pavement movie, one of the clips from the fake prestige biopic, where Malkmus's (Joe Keery) managers try to pitch him on taking the band on Saturday Night Live. Malkmus, apathetic and barely listening (and, it is heavily implied, thoroughly stoned instead says he would prefer to go on the show currently unfolding on the television in front of him, some sort of compilation of funny animal videos. Keery plays it as if this is the most significant level of interest Malkmus can muster in something while in the throes of a depressive creative desert. What is being crystallized here is perhaps the key attribute to which Malkmus and the band that made him famous owe their most fervent following: an avant- garde irreverence, a prioritization of an effortlessness that might be called "slackerish" but which really prioritizes a very specific set of fascinations. Noise, abstraction, cultivation of a mood that is tangible, that feels realer than real precisely because it is coming through an array of lyrics that make no sense and a wall of sound that is difficult to parse. This scene's presence in the film Pavements has a heavy satirical bent, of course, even if it rings true to something in Malkmus's appeal. Its isolation thereof is not a summative point to be pondered, but a gag- "imagine if someone really made a serious Hollywood movie about the band whose thing was *this.*" The irreverence always has another layer, turning inwards as much as it faces out. It is on this principle that I wish to stake my claim for the brilliance of Malkmus's self-titled debut. Its shape and character might seem strange on first listen (relatively cleaned up, straightforwardly produced songs with narratives and characters!) but it undeniably foregrounds the sardonic remove essential to his songcraft and vocal delivery. This is the productive tension at play. Were the concept a jab at these kinds of songs, it might feel somewhat limited, a restricted advancement on his work in Pavement. But instead the idea is more "what if the Pavement guy made a bunch of songs like this?" And (this is critical, the direct lineage of the hypothetical animal video TV show): "what if he was having a great time doing it?" If there's a sense of concession to a set of norms audible on SM, there is just as much a sense of unbridled creative energy. Take "The Hook," a lackadaisical yarn about piracy on the high seas. You can hear Malkmus I responding to an apocrphal exhausted record company suit. "veah, or. I could do a Jimmy Buffet song." "Jo Jo's Jacket" mounts an exuberant wordless hook on an introductory monologue framed from the perspective of Yul Brynner. Even "Jenny and the Ess Dog," a schmaltz-curious story of a doomed relationship that proceeds with a straightforwardness almost unthinkable from the guy responsible for "Here," flirts with the radical notion of being narrated by a dog for which Joyce Manor would later receive erroneous credit. It's far from "leaving the fourth side of your double album blank" levels of middle finger to authority or convention, sure, but it's a visible pursuit of ideas which are interesting primarily, and perhaps only, to Malkmus. Both of the bands I would describe as realistic claimants to the frivolous title of "my favorite," Pavement and Talking Heads, also serve as textbook case studies on the frontman solo career. David Byrne's albums unmoored from the band display plenty of his unique brilliance and vast musical predilections, but they also present a reckless id that clearly benefitted from the checks and balances of some equal partners. You can read Malkmus much the same way. What he puts forward on his debut is clearly not as productively in tension with anything as his work in Pavement. The contributions of Kannberg et al are proven beyond all doubt by this album. But like the unwieldy yet often stunning Byrne solo projects, it also presents a vision of Malkmus's specific strengths applied towards a different end, one that brings a more palatable brand of 21st century indie rock closer to what made Pavement stand out. You can hear it every time he makes a meal out of an otherwise innocuous line (the talk in round 1 about "permanentally" on "Black Book" was well-directed) or every time he slides into expressionistic lyrical obliqueness ("Deado" is vintage Malkmus on this front). It is all great songs and I love it dearly. Its chances of victory are realistically basically null, but personally, I would take it over anything else in the field: it's an expansion upon music that means the world to me which manages to feel fresh and energized to a degree that places it cleanly within that legacy.
July 17, 2026 at 2:27 PM
healthpot.bsky.social
I have moments of spiritual piracy 🏴‍☠️🦜 ahoy there, salty dog!
July 16, 2026 at 7:04 PM
ripleyisgood.bsky.social
piracy ad but it says you wouldn't grill a dog
July 12, 2026 at 8:41 AM
coffinkitten.bsky.social
mfw after finally finding two new solid anime piracy sites after both hianime and animekai got MURKED
Dog Accepting Fate in Warm Light
ALT: Dog Accepting Fate in Warm Light
static.klipy.com
July 8, 2026 at 3:23 AM
asriel.balloon.moe
"pinching" music is fine because the rhythm game community was built on the backs of egregious piracy and disregard for copyright. that was never the problem and i'm equally pissed off at people who say that. i've been here the whole time dog
July 6, 2026 at 11:27 PM
olharanimal.bsky.social
Exibições do documentário DOG$PIRACY destacam a crueldade das fábricas de filhotes; ASSISTA olharanimal.org/exibicoes-do...
Exibições do documentário DOG$PIRACY destacam a crueldade das fábricas de filhotes; ASSISTA - ONG Olhar Animal
Defensores dos animais, socorristas e membros da comunidade reuniram-se no icônico Teatro Roxie, em São Francisco, no sábado, 25 de abril, para uma impactante exibição de DOG$PIRACY, o aclamado docume...
olharanimal.org
July 4, 2026 at 2:54 PM
ps2nea.bsky.social
Thank Dog for piracy. I will steal games and I will be happy.
July 1, 2026 at 12:53 PM
vetsfight.bsky.social
1776 Fund. Is nothing but piracy and corruption against the American people. Stealing from our treasury to pay cop murdering Jan 6th millions. It's still happening and it will not stop. 1776 is a racist dog whistle of the far-right fascist Republicans.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=oHB4...
'We Need To Get Rid Of The 1776 Fund': Thom Tillis Demands Final End To Anti-Weaponization Fund
YouTube video by Forbes Breaking News
www.youtube.com
June 29, 2026 at 3:08 PM
sketchythistle.bsky.social
Misspelled meant Anti-Piracy DRM.

Also, Big Bad Threat is not to be confused with Big Bang Theory

(I only noticed that similarity now)
Funny I'm Tired Dog
Alt: A golden retriever dog is resting with its mouth pressed against a doorframe looking silly and very exhausted
static.klipy.com
June 27, 2026 at 9:33 AM
christophergrey.bsky.social
youtu.be/YTcwCWyuEP8?...

The number of vinyl rips on YouTube not available on other services is reason alone to allow u16s to use it.
That said, given the dog shit state of streaming, we're long overdue a second golden age of piracy
DJ Falcon & Thomas Bangalter - Together (BEST QUALITY)
YouTube video by darwin
youtu.be
June 21, 2026 at 12:20 PM
mindykai.bsky.social
www.idausa.org/campaign/ani...
WATCH: <em>DOG$PIRACY</em> Screenings Spotlight the Cruelty of Puppy Mills
www.idausa.org
June 13, 2026 at 9:44 PM