To those insisting on the wrong idea: how can you argue with the catchy lyrics of this song?! =P
Oh, I meant to be unwilling to give credit card details to an anonymous person running such a biz. I understand they're not scammer, but nonetheless... I rather not risk it.
The issue with real debrid is that it doesn't take crypto iirc
Try checking out KWallet settings. It's the app in charge of saving passwords in KDE.
Glad to stand corrected!
Edit: I was wrong. Dismiss the comment!
~~Was'nt this person transphobic? To me that's relevant. I wouldn't like people giving them support in that case.~~
There's also gallery-dl tho YMMV
Check Ombi.io , it's the easiest hit for your usecase. Tbh, I thought overseerr or some other arr apps where taking requests from multiple users too and download all...
Movary comes to mind, and it can pull/ push info to accounts on third parties like tmdb.org
Oh, and the syncthing encryption that you may enable for the folders is for these devices/ clients. This may be useful is you were to use a third part machine, like a VPS, as a 24/ 7 node for your files. That's different from a relay, may be desirable if you want to sync ASAP and avoid conflicts. In any case, conflicts are rare.. you would need to open the DB and add entries at the same time, or some quirky scenario...
Tbh, I was just trying to point out that being grateful is possible. In the same way that you return a smile, or give some money when buying goods or services in a context of a solidarity event. For example the other day people were selling hotdogs for "pay what you want" whole raising money for refugee kids. That's how I approach this, copying/ piracy is "pay what you want" (to creators, not platforms). They made some effort to create it, yes. You are not taking anything from them. Nonetheless, you can express economically your gratitude for what they did. Like, homage to celebs.