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DRM removal tool was taken down from github. If you can, please download it from gitlab before its taken down too

The DRM removal tool to remove DRM from ebooks was taken down from github and will most likely be taken down from gitlab soon as well. The more archives we have the better so im sharing the gitlab in hopes some Datahoarder types will archive it and keep it shared via torrents etc gitlab.com/bipinkrish/DeGourou...

Pulp,

Renting digital items is just stupid

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Downloading from web gateways is easy but no idea how to publish my own shit. They failed

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Read all of the source and research who hosts the relays to determine their trustworthiness. Decide for yourself

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So its using up all of my bandwidth?

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Return it

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Doesnt sound perfectly fine then

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But you just said it doesnt support shit

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Why

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Linux enthusiasts rejoice! After a long journey, according to StatCounter’s data, by June 2023, Linux has achieved a 3% desktop market share.

Linux has a long history that dates back more than 30 years. However, it has never been as popular among regular computer users as other operating systems such as Microsft’s Windows or Apple’s macOS.

Of course, for many years, Linux has emerged as a dominant force in the realm of server operating systems. Due to its exceptional performance, stability, reliability, and security, it has been widely adopted in server/cloud/IoT environments.

However, these days, Linux is no longer limited to these environments alone; it is rapidly gaining momentum as an operating system of choice for many desktop users, especially developers.

And the most recent figures confirm this, giving all advocates of Linux and open source in general reason to rejoice. Linux Operating System Achieved a 3% Desktop Market Share

According to StatCounter, a web analytics company, by June 2023, Linux has reached a 3% market share in the desktop segment. This is a remarkable achievement considering its fierce competition from other operating systems. Desktop Operating System Market Share Worldwide Desktop Operating System Market Share Worldwide

While someone may seem the figure modest, it signifies a growing acceptance and recognition of the power and versatility of Linux.

In any case, the achievement of a 3% market share by Linux is undoubtedly a cause for celebration among its dedicated community. It reflects the growing recognition of Linux’s strengths and the efforts to overcome its historical barriers.

Moreover, with the continued development and innovation within the Linux ecosystem, its market share will continue growing in the coming years.

The growing importance of cloud computing and the rise of server infrastructure have also contributed to Linux’s success. Still, the main reason for reaching this figure is the operating system’s growing popularity among desktop users.

With exceptionally easy-to-use and entirely user-centric Linux desktop distributions, the operating system is no longer what it was 20 years ago – a complex equation available only to highly technically enlightened hackers. Linux Growing Popularity among Desktop Users Linux with GNOME Desktop. Linux with GNOME Desktop.

Yes, I know. Over the last 10+ years, each one has often been heralded as “Linux on the Desktop,” although it turns out that’s not quite the case. But still, we’re close to that point now. And for good reasons. Free, Lightweight & Customizable

The main appealing aspect of Linux for desktop users is its lightweight nature, free from corporate bloatware, and especially the limitless customization options.

It allows users to tailor their desktop environment to suit their preferences and workflow. With a vast selection of desktop environments like GNOME, KDE, Xfce, and many others, users can choose the one that best aligns with their needs. Valuing User Privacy

Another important factor driving Linux’s growing popularity among desktop users is privacy. Compared to other mainstream operating systems, Linux generally collects no user data.

While some distributions may try to collect basic telemetry data for improvement purposes, the level of data collection is typically minimal and can be disabled or opted out of entirely. This aspect appeals to privacy-conscious individuals who prefer more control over their personal information. Linux is a Developer’s Dream Come True

Linux has long been the operating system of choice for developers worldwide, and its allure continues to grow.

First and foremost, Linux’s open-source nature empowers developers with unparalleled freedom. They can access and modify the source code, customize their environments, and contribute to the community, fostering collaboration and innovation.

Furthermore, performance is also a crucial factor. Linux’s efficiency, scalability, and ability to run on diverse hardware architectures make it ideal for resource-intensive tasks.

Lastly, its command-line interface and powerful scripting capabilities offer flexibility and automation, streamlining development workflows. Bottom Line

So, as Linux enthusiasts rejoice, it is essential to remember that the journey does not end here. Linux has proven its worth, and its rise to a 3% desktop market share is a testament to its resilience and adaptability in the desktop field.

With ongoing advancements and increased support from the Open Source community and businesses, Linux is poised to become an even more formidable player in the world of operating systems.

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Thats exactly it.

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So? Sell it and buy the new one

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Have fun using obsolete tech

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They seem to play just fine with no cli arguments or anything else on Windows

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MPV

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Yeah, pretty much all trackers worth using are supported. I like to use it for manual searches, real useful when you are member of multiple trackers

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This should not be needed

How do you overcome the fears of using your home IP to join a private tracker?

I’m considering joining my first private tracker. It turns out that most of them need you to pass an interview connected through your home IP. I understand this is a reasonable way to filter scammers and duplicate accounts. Still, to those who did it, how do you feel knowing your main IP is stored and associated to your...

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Trust. No way there are trackers that have been audited

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Get better sources then

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Join private trackers and you dont have to worry about this

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Or a compatible player. Use mpv.

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Use MPV to play it. It should make it proper hdr or sdr depending on your screen

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d3g?

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Everyone decides their own morals.

AI section for megathread

who else thinks this is a good idea just wondering like i know their is parts on there for ai but they are just there its not been sorted properly for the megathread like i would love to see an AI section that is dedicated to the uncensored cracked or otherwise pirated AI stuff that would be pretty cool anyone else think this...

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What pirated ai stuff?

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Yes but not for anything digital.

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Dracula works fine for me.

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They will probably reopen again within a few months.

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Seems like most countries have their own private tracker or multiple dedicated to content in that language

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A general Private tracker

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Wait for torrentleech open signup

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SSD is good for low amounts (1TB-2TB) (they are really cheap rn) but if you need more then try to get a good deal on 18-22tb externals.

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All archives until March 2023 are public. Theres some torrents on academictorrents and also archive.org anyways it's not fully down, API keys are available

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One day this stuff will leak her identity

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Highly inefficient. Please dont.

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Good luck with that. Do good. I can't even imagine what would happen if chat histories were to fully leak

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It would almost certainly have to involve social engineering or some physical access to their stuff

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Incredibly good. You will probably lose like 100mbps compared to without, at 1gbps.

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But barely anyone else provides it too. Proton has it kind of but the amount of servers are restricted so yeah great higher ping/slower speeds depending on where you are from

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I think registeration ip is always kept but at some point they delete the older ip addressess stored.

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But the linode ip is directly linked to you! Be careful

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From what I understand instance 1 has to delete data if requested, but instance 2 has no obligation to unless requested. Just like data remains archived in sites like internet archive or other private archives. Just like it works on reddit or any other site currently.

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Maybe. Have to get people to use it. Reddit was easy. We need to get good mobile apps

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