Truscape

I’d argue if you took the step of explaining some privacy concerns with her existing internet activity with her, and after that conversation, they decided against taking precautions, it’s just their decision to partake in the system.

With that being said, you should take precautions for your own personal devices and things such as appliances/IOT if you are privacy conscious and want to protect the household from leaks.

Other than checking any .ru lemmy instances, I wouldn’t have a clue off hand. Maybe one of the language learning communities?

Upscalers usually don’t have context for text or smaller graphics, so the patches don’t look much better. Hopefully OP can provide a better source.

Well there’s a couple factors at play:

• Some disgruntled people who are just frustrated with the current ecosystem of software/media gouging (Piracy of Nintendo and Sony ROMs are the first thing that come to mind, along with things like Adobe product cracks). Slogans would be things like “If buying isn’t owning, piracy isn’t stealing”, and “It’s always morally correct to pirate Nintendo games”.
• Places that ignore Western/International copyright law and don’t seriously prosecute their citizens, who are then able to host databases where anyone can download/stream from, with income from ads and donations (Basically China/Russia, and some countries outside like Brazil)
• Places where the price of purchasing legitimate media is just so insanely high (compared to average income) that having an online distribution network hosted no matter the risk would be the most accessible option (most notably Brazil with their high af import taxes, along with other LATAM nations). This is even seen in places that have no distribution officially period, such as Cuba’s “paquete” (Literal HDDs and flash drives being smuggled with foreign data through informal networks)
• “Software Cracker”/“Aaron Swartz” ideologists who believe information should be free and accessible to anyone, no matter what and who pride themselves on releasing protected media not out of financial gain or hatred for the publisher, but for online street cred and to “Democratize” information. This is most notable through shadow libraries like Anna’s Archive.

There are probably other cases I have not mentioned, but these are the big ones.

Midnight Riders - All I want for Christmas is to kick your ass

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rTZc3z21YVU

I wonder how economical it would be to do a homemade EV conversion once my car’s engine is no longer feasible to maintain.

That’s why I have a 3d printer - so I don’t need to buy storage housing XD

The initial releases are main segments in NA, but they upload the full episodes for earlier seasons if memory serves. So probably in a year or two this season’s full episodes will be updated.

Shoot, if you’re willing to share data with the rest of us I can send a few your way - my old IT contract jobs gave me plenty of salvaged parts to work with.

Nah it’s free in NA too

It’s called a VPN mate, and a copy of qBittorrent

Wouldn’t x86 to risc-v be like the most inefficient process in the world?

Hey, if y’all could fix Teamspeak and Matrix so they don’t feel like voice channels for ARMA games (and that’s it), I might have some success convincing my community to switch.

My comment was referring to the fact that it is difficult if not impossible for governments to restrict a civilian’s access to effective lethal weapons. Legally, a government does maintain a monopoly on violence, and they can attempt to continue restricting the civilian’s access, but the continued development of technology is eroding the barrier of entry for effective weapons.

I understand it’s not a department or office lol, what I’m saying is any average joe now has the ability to download a single file off the internet and assemble a functional, reliable firearm with no prior experience. Or manufacture effective fragmentation IEDs. Or 3D print a lethal drone that can be controlled with a phone or a portable game console. With those developments, no population can be fully or effectively disarmed - so governments must accept that the population can be armed regardless of their wishes, and can disrupt the monopoly at any time.

It’s gotten better thanks to the softmods coming out lately like BadUpdate and BadAvatar.

I remember reading and watching videos about the DVD firmware hax. C4Eva, right?

That’s funny because they did send 360s to the troops in Iraq (and later Afghanistan).

I was on PS3 :) I loved Uncharted, Motorstorm, and Little Big Planet, but I was super jealous of my friends who had 360s for a while.

The “Bad Update” (Now bad avatar) exploit is now a viable softmod for all models of the 360, so it’s probably worth getting a cheap one on ebay and modding it for homebrew and free games lol

Deadrising runs great on PC tho - played it on my Steam Deck

Edit - unless you mean at the time mb

The plumber can never slay the internet hydra.