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One week guest passes for Nebula - First come first serve (lemmy.ca)
submitted 1 month ago by brianpeiris@lemmy.ca to c/degoogle@lemmy.ml
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If you've never tried Nebula before, here are some one-week guest passes you can use. Nebula is an ad-free streaming platform that focuses on quality, with a curated set of creators, and original content. It's a decent alternative to YouTube, and although their list of creators is still small, some of your favourite YouTubers might already be there.

One per person, please:

https://nebula.tv/redeem/?redemption_code=88395e26-483b-4760-98a4-2d9ebb49fb07

https://nebula.tv/redeem/?redemption_code=7428e2a2-ea90-4909-b8f9-a3448de35172

https://nebula.tv/redeem/?redemption_code=880a57ec-8a2e-4c41-b440-316d41cae8c2

I get three of these every month, so I'll post them here when they renew, unless a mod tells me not to. Just trying to help people find alternatives to YouTube (and Google).

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[–] Auster@thebrainbin.org 2 points 1 month ago

Bots on GOG keep locked gift/claim links posted unprotected in the platform's forum, likely by keeping a specific step of the claiming process open. Unprotected Steam keys get claimed near instantly in most Steam-related forums I've seen. Even saw allegedly legitimate group owners using bots to harvest such codes, while keeping their accounts private.

Dunno how popular Nebula actually is, as I use it very little, but I'd also advise obfuscating their codes, or even any gift codes.