Why do anti piracy people come to a piracy community in a pro piracy instance just to post anti piracy arguments?

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An amazing movie is come and see. One of the best movies I have ever seen (no pun intended).

Edit: the comments says it all, just the type of thing you asked (or what I understood you asked).

I see. Thanks for the clarification!

I answered in another comment, but it seems they don’t care.

I don’t know about that, but seems plausible.

I could find Guardians (Защитники), the action movie with the bear with a gatling gun from 2017, in VK, so idk, it might be illegal, but it seems they don’t really care at all.

I think Russia, because of the sanctions. What I’ve heard is that they stopped caring about piracy, there’s piracy even on their social media, like VK, out in the open.

If it was relaxed before, now it feels like it’s legalized in there.

Edit: found a source for this

I didn’t know about vavr, I think a lot of things from it were added since Java 17, but this Try<T> seems cool.

Edit: Either would be nice too. I’m going to test some of those things, thanks for the recommendation!

Yeah, Scala is the GOAT, but while I can’t use, why not final everything, use 300 streams and pass Suppliers around?

(I’m building a lot of libraries at work)

Hear me out:

Mixing OOP and functional code to abstract the shit out of everything making 5k loc in around 500 loc in java. You can do magic using this trick.

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I think posting quality content (or at least trying to be quality content hahaha) and good comments keep the users visiting back.

I just try to post one or two posts a day (to not spam things), comment a little bit, it seems it grows some communities on our instance. Some communities were dead, now at least some people post at these places.