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I have been out of the game for a while, but intend to pirate games of the classical asshole-publishers, such as Ubisoft. I know how to do all of that with Movies and TV Shows, but for PC Games, I am lacking legit sources and unfortunately, Impress is out as well.

How does one pirate PC Games in 2026, via torrent or usenet?

With how many lawsuits they get and the total amounts they now have technically lost in court, how is it possible they still hide their hosting infrastructure? Anna's archive hosts a truly monumental amount of content and its not like its exactly easy to host petabytes(?) of content in secret easily. Hell the orders for hard drives should make it easy to find them. It's not like they can just tuck a raspberry pi with an Ethernet connection somewhere and throw up a proxy and call it a day. What kind of techniques are required to hide that amount of infrastructure? Especially under such scrutiny as the US government and many publishers coming for their throats I can't imagine it's a small feat.

I didn't realise just how much I've been relying on CR to keep me sane. That feeling when I clicked the tab it wouldn't load and refreshing nor resetting my vpn wasn't changing that, it almost felt like I'd come home to find my flat's been robbed.

Having this access to information that I can track and cross check and use to verify other information against, and just use to keep tabs on how everything around us is falling apart, has become such a huge part of my daily routines. And knowing this stuff feels like it's become part of my identity now.

I am REALLY not looking forward to the day when enough shit has built up on the fan that access to this information becomes inaccessable. Hopefully it won't be for a few years yet, even thinking about this gives me dread.

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The magnitude of the terrestrial carbon sink remains a key uncertainty in future climate projections, in part due to poorly understood links between carbon uptake and its allocation to woody biomass in vegetation. Here, in this study, we show that photosynthesis and aboveground growth occur asynchronously across diel to seasonal scales in eight North American oak species. Across 137 tree ring sites, current-year annual growth was insensitive to climate variability after midsummer despite 26 to 36% of annual gross primary productivity (GPP) occurring during this period. Hourly GPP flux and growth measurements at four sites spanning seven site years further demonstrate that wood formation ceases earlier than photosynthesis and is restricted to periods of low atmospheric aridity and temperature. This photosynthesis-growth decoupling intensifies with interannual variability in vapor pressure deficit (r = 0.86, P < 0.05), suggesting that by assuming tight coupling between photosyn

So I've had shitty time recently with websites that were late to the party but finally started throttling parallel downloading.

Previously using a download manager like Jdownloader or IDM was the best way to get files when they were too big to survive being transferred with their hash intact. Nexusmods for instants has made sure that stuff will transfer so slow that it breaks.

Video sites are learning how realize when a download is qued and block the actual transfer itself somehow. Youtube breaks its files up into segments and scatters them so you have to stitch them back together.

What are your solutions for downloading now?

i am working on a messaging app and created some details in rust. rust is useful because it has tooling for formal verification. my rust code compiles to WASM to be used in a browser.

my project itself is using cryptography beyond the WASM because browsers provide a crypto api for basic functionality out-of-the-box.

to work with what i have now (javascript/typescript) i came across this page, but the links lead to 404 pages on github. not sure about the status of the project. i dont know if there are other similar projects.

https://formal.land/docs/verification/typescript

i would like to improve the "formal-verification coverage" in my project and wanted to investigate if it could be worth considering rewriting the frontend with dioxus. im happy with an ugly UI (initially) in favour of having formal-verification on a broader scope of my project.

(context: the project where i have formal verification is found here: https://github.com/positive-intentions/signal-protocol (this isnt t

I don't know what I am doing wrong. I dryed out the pa6-cf filament for the recomended time in a Sunlu E2 dryer, kept it dry feeding it to a P1S printer with a hardened steel hotend, used the 300BLKFDE PA6-CF Settings exactly, and YET my prints still come out looking like a rough stringy mess. I really don't know what else to do, so if anyone else has gotten past this issue, please let me know how to get better prints.