Piracy

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.fmhy.ml/post/726542

I have ~100 users downloaded ~1000 of my files in the last week alone. Music piracy is still alive and kicking. I encourage everyone to download and install SoulseekQT/Nicotine+/Seeker-Android and share whatever kind of music you have for everybody to download. Let's bring back music piracy!

As always, on the lookout for games to get because I am a hoarder. I see the Hogwarts fitgirl repack sitting there, but can anyone confirm if it works on Steam Deck?

Any known issues?

Thanks!

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ml/post/1704918

Have you seen this leak? Discovered it today by accident when I tried to find an OSS clone for this game.

The sidebar is empty of guidance. If piracy links were clearly allowed, more people would post them. If piracy links aren't allowed, we keep ourselves safe from C&Ds, legal action, etc.

Right now, we have the worst of both worlds: we are vulnerable to legal action AND there is no clear mandate what forms of piracy are allowed so some people don't feel comfortable doing so, so posts only trickle.

These I gather are okay because the sidebar links to r/piracy megathread backups:

• Links to a directory of sites that host pirated content
• Links to sites with direct downloads

Are these okay?

• Links to specific releases via bittorrent
• Links to specific releases via sites with direct downloads
• News of specific releases but not linking

Some new users don't even if advocacy of piracy is okay. The only thing I've sort of gathered is that in practice, anything goes short of actually hosting copyrighted material on Lemmy servers. And that magnet links are apparently okay according to Dessalines' pinned post (but that should go in the sidebar if true).

VOD link

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Is there any reliable way to download premium vectors from freepik?

Download Link from skidrowreloaded

SlavicPunk: Oldtimer on Steam

Are there any good direct download sites for general things? and how should one be safe is tor enough?

Im looking for certain things like educatinal books and things to cure my boredom becasue media is pricey sometimes, ive never pirated before (i think) so im up for suggestions, tips, and advice, etc.

also have any of you gotten in trouble before with this kinda of stuff?

also i would rather not torrent.

I love Jellyseerr - it's a great way to expose the request functionality for my users - but it only does movies and series. Is there anything similar that works with music?

The other community (!piracy@lemmy.dbzer0.com) is mostly the old Reddit one. It's more active than this one.

As the title asks, is there a Lemmy community that keeps track of when private trackers open signups?

EDIT: Didn't check if anyone else asked, refer back to this post

All the torrents i find has no seeders or leechers

I've checked rutracker's 3d section, torrentgalaxy, 1337x, TL, and various qBittorrent search plugins but haven't managed to find it.

If it helps people narrow it down, the 3D blu-ray released on June 20th.

I make my own full-sbs 3d encodes so ideally I'm looking for the source.

I've been surprised how difficult this has been to locate, so if anyone can point me in the right direction I'd be extremely appreciative.

Anyone know any?

I want to play Phasmophobia with wine but it's not starting and i have a unity crash, is it even playable with wine?

From my understanding the DVD releases don't contain music videos but unfortunately I've only found edits or recordings of the original airing that include them.

This is kind of similar to only being able to find the directors cut of a movie online.

I would appreciate if someone pointed me in the right direction

I'm currently trying to divorce myself from paid streaming services so I'm looking for ideas to pursue. Those of you with huge music collections, what are your solutions for listening at home and on the go? Self-hosted streaming? Modern mp3 player with huge amounts of storage? Modified legacy MP3 player? What are the upsides and downsides? I'm really just looking for what options are out there and if there's any kind of general consensus on what's best.