The pirate scene for sport event streaming is accessible through: * Ad-ridden, dubious websites with a streaming widget, which have a terrible user experience and are a single point-of-failure (servers get taken down routinely) * Acestream (https://acestream.org/), which is a proprietary streaming protocol on top of BitTorrent, available only via a closed-source, unaudited server. Very shady, but works somewhat... - Source: Hacker News / 12 months ago

Go to https://acestream.org/. If doesn't load, most probably your ISP is blocking it, then use Tor browser. Source: over 1 year ago

Acestream Uses the BitTorrent protocol to stream video, which is pretty neat. Not sure how effective that can be wholesale, as it’s speed and therefore quality would depend on having a big enough concurrent network. It’s been around a while though. Source: over 2 years ago

It's the damn anti-adblock script I believe, also known as piano.io. Source: over 1 year ago

I did not realise piano.io was using a globe template, interesting. A previous client used it as a reference for another landing page (which I sadly cannot share publicly). Source: about 2 years ago

I have been looking extensively at globes for my company's (VC-backed start-up) landing page. I have seen both posts by Stripe and GitHub. I love the examples I see using GlobeKit (such as this) but the site appears to be down (GlobeKit.co). Did GlobeKit change domains, or should I take the time ( or hire someone) to recreate the look in threejs? Source: about 2 years ago

Piano media Helps you deploy and handle various value exchanges with your guests in return for access to premium content, offerings, and experiences. You can use this to control business laws, customers, and access rights seamlessly across various channels. It also offers robust reporting features for user control and analysis. Source: over 2 years ago