Movies are not software, and games produce a savefile, nothing else. Office is used to view and edit documents. It’s used for work, for information, for significant documents. I feel there’s a huge gap in your argumentation of stuff being one-time-consumption.

I’ve opened ports and stuff, to the point I expected it to work, but it didn’t.

“Orange” link doesn’t link to orange but their website category.

emaqui app link links to

emaqi is currently only available in North America.

Not linked and completely inaccessible. Great. I wonder why piracy is a thing.

I’ve only had wrong IDs <=10%.

Maybe I got lucky, or it changed recently. Or you got unlucky.

I have three bookmarked, the first also being a search bookmark, and listed there and works for me.

• https://www.xdcc.eu/
• https://sunxdcc.com/

XDCC never sent me anything on scenep2p. Dunno what’s wrong there, regarding networking or something. It works fine on multiple other networks.

Yes, the issue has been resolved, the compromised access has been revoked. You can safely download and install the currently published release. (Well, as safe as any other time, at least.)

emuDeckCemu.sh#L263

Emudeck downloads Cemu from Github

Did you open the link for more infos?

from 6th May to today (12th May) the AppImage and Ubuntu zip assets of Cemu 2.6 on our github were compromised by a pro-Russian threat actor.
If you are a Windows or MacOS user you are not affected. If you are a flatpak user you are also not affected.

If you updated only before May you are not affected. No need to do anything.

The Godzilla article exceeded 3,000 Japanese characters in length, while the Overlord piece transcribed dialogue verbatim to the actual episode

Well, that’s pretty excessive. And monetized.

It’s not just summaries or plot overview or interpretation or whatever.

Maybe it’d be different if accessible and marketed as visually impaired accessibility.

Here it is - published on YouTube, JP audio only - 【公式】『エヴァンゲリオン放送30周年記念特別興行』

For reference, post about Animetosho shutting down from 15 days ago, with discussion

(There was another one 15 days ago, with just one comment)

Depends on the release. They’re mainly an EN release group. Occasionally, there’s multi-dub and multi-sub releases, especially on BD releases.

Taking a peek at AniDB you can get an overview of varaince and frequency.

https://listening-test.coresv.net/results.htm#list10 via https://opus-codec.org/comparison/

It is that much better.

qBittorrent handles selections of individual files quite well. The only downside is a side effect of the protocol: If a data block spans two files (because their size is not an exact multiple) it will create a “partial” file with a strange name next to it - which you need to keep it complete/seeding.

Unfortunate not to see any handover. At the same time, that’s a good thing as well. A clear end, and people will have to reevaluate alternatives instead of possibly being pushed and shifted without notice into worse service or worse.

Although it’s a relatively short notice of three months, they do provide a lot of information and data. A very fair, if not great, exit strategy.

Hi10Anime provides DDL (their own, not third parties) and has very good, space-efficient encodes

There are good file hosters, not only bad. You can see gofile in the screenshot, where you can download full-sized files at full speed.

And I have the suspicion you are an Italian living in Germany anyway.

Are you aware that I am not the other commenter?

You think this is how Germans behave? Damn.