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I hope someone from Hollywood reads that.
There is an encrypted message [1] in the last commit of their website (popcorn-time.github.io). [1] https://github.com/popcorn-time/popcorn-time.github.io/commi...
I wonder what will happen to the code-base. It's pretty hard to make an application go away when there are many checkouts of its git module around the world.
It's better that the Popcorn Time developers leave now than later. By leaving now they can take advantage of all the attention and get a great fork going.
1) Build something incredible.
2) Get a ton of cred for it.
3) Release it to the masses via open source.
4) Wait for the lawyers to roll up en masse.
Then simply flee the scene, avoiding any legal entanglements and with steadfast assurances what you've created will now go on without you, and most likely morph into something even more incredible.
Genius I tell you, genius.
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I hope not. It will convince them that bullying developers works because they can't afford lawyers.
I made sure to download it right away a few days ago even though I don't know when I will get around to trying it.
I installed it 2 days ago. Was gonna try it out tonight, and now this. :(
There is an encrypted message [1] in the last commit of their website (popcorn-time.github.io). [1] https://github.com/popcorn-time/popcorn-time.github.io/commi...
I couldn't find the related public key to decrypt it :(