Piracy General

[Ghost88]

Partly why I did a massive purge as I was running low on space. Now after putting the essentials back I still have 45tb of free space

My 20 year collection 35tb, you're doing better than me. I have 10tb left

 

[Wraithdolf the White]

Don't forget to debloat JDownloader2 to get rid of all the ads for "premium" file hosting access and other bullshit. Makes things snappier too (because of course the ads slow things down).

I have had an absolutely crappy day and this made it wonderful.
OF COURSE IT LOADS NOW IN LIKE 3 SECONDS WITHOUT ALL THAT CRAP COMPARED TO NORMAL! I didn't know jdownloader 2 had the ad version of denuvo.

 

[GeorgeFloydFentanylStash]

My 20 year collection 35tb, you're doing better than me. I have 10tb left

Man I have two 16TB drives just for movies/show and one for my roms/isos/repacks and I still don’t have them filled halfway up.

And my collection is over 20 years old.

 

[moosemeese]

Does anyone know how to add a cracked Steam game to Steam? Adding as a non-Steam game boots but quits while it's loading and it shows up as a non-purchased game in my library.

 

[Ferryman]

"Man I love destroying repositories of knowledge for the sake of a few extra Shekels because I don't realize that people who pirate books probably weren't going to or even able to buy them in the first place!"
These same people would probably go after that one Minecraft map that hosts books for people who live in countries that banned said books if it wouldn't be seen in the worst light possible.

Always remember that authors and researchers alike make pennies on the dollar for any work that isn't self published. The greedy shekel grabbing mooks are all publishing houses that always get the lion's share of any literary or scientific work they push out. There is literally no moral argument against side stepping publisher greed. If you want to support someone, do it directly.

 

[Civillian 18]

Does anyone know how to add a cracked Steam game to Steam? Adding as a non-Steam game boots but quits while it's loading and it shows up as a non-purchased game in my library.

Apply Goldberg emulator or grab Steam Auto Cracker on cs.rin.ru

 

[moosemeese]

Apply Goldberg emulator or grab Steam Auto Cracker on cs.rin.ru

I tried the Auto Cracker already. I don't think Goldberg Emu has Steam Input support, does it? I was trying to get Steam Input for a game that SISR is giving me double inputs in

 

[Civillian 18]

I tried the Auto Cracker already. I don't think Goldberg Emu has Steam Input support, does it? I was trying to get Steam Input for a game that SISR is giving me double inputs in

Not sure, I do not use Steam input. Trying out Goldberg after stubbing out the SteamDRM with the autocracker would be your best shot. Otherwise, tracking down a portable version or best case a GOG copy if it exists.

 

[Dead Lion]

Always remember that authors and researchers alike make pennies on the dollar for any work that isn't self published. The greedy shekel grabbing mooks are all publishing houses that always get the lion's share of any literary or scientific work they push out. There is literally no moral argument against side stepping publisher greed. If you want to support someone, do it directly.

Matter of fact researchers make no money whatsoever even if they publish in paywalled journals.

 

[Hakase Shinonome]

I am using downloading more like streaming with plex and download in sequential order at the moment. I honestly always thought HD prices would just keep moving down but they're actually fucking cooked right now. Hard times, upon Hoarders, hard times

Sequential downloads can lead to the downloads being marked by your ISP because the sequence is marked for copyright/the stream, unencrypted, can be seen as the literal thing you're pirating instead of various random 0's and 1's.

 

[Betonhaus]

Sequential downloads can lead to the downloads being marked by your ISP because the sequence is marked for copyright/the stream, unencrypted, can be seen as the literal thing you're pirating instead of various random 0's and 1's.

I’m not a networking expert but that sounds like it would add an extraordinary amount of overhead and costs to your ISP, as they would need to route or mirror your entire network usage to a server which then scans every packet to match with a database of every video file in every known encoding format known to existence. And they would have to decrypt all traffic and assemble it because hashes won’t work if they miss a packet or two.