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.xci files are physical switch game images and .nsp files are updates or games from the eShop. Everything is online somewhere.
.xci files are physical switch game images and .nsp files are updates or games from the eShop. Everything is online somewhere.
Yuzu, to my knowledge, is PC only.
To get the information you need to use it, you’ll either download it illegally or hack a switch (legally?) To get encryption keys and dump a copy of your game.
At first, anything that was free. Then I found the *arrs, moved to Usenet and never looked back.
Being up to date is VERY important. There’s a bunch of sites out there that scan the entire internet endlessly and keep information about each IP up to date. For example go here and search your IP.
When a vulnerability is found, attackers will go to sites like these and look for anything to hack. If you don’t update more or less immediately, you’re at huge risk.
Other then that, everyone else is right. Being available to the public means you’re going to have bots scanning you and sending random trash. The only thing you can do is try and block it (fail2ban) or limit it (block certain countries) but at the end of the day its the software that gets the packets (jellyfin) that you need to trust to be secure and discard random junk.
I know it was awhile ago but did you ever find a good one? PM me if you don’t want to post it publicly.
I have an IPT invite if you need it too. Though, if you’re there for IPTV I think you can just pay your way in.
I found this https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38760031
That’s all I know.
Just here to say that the *arrs and Plex use sqlite3 databases. If these are over the network then they’re going to run SUPER slow.
At least for me, when running it over NFS the arr logs were full of waiting for locked databaae and Plex started to show similar warnings in the logs after a few people were using it.
I wonder when they did that. I’ve never updated my kindle, it’s never even been on the internet so I’m stuck in 2021/2022.
Either way I have KOreader now and it’s amazing. Just reading that I can connect it to the internet for more features and reading how to do that while blocking amazon. I still might not connect it or I’ll put it on my IOT wifi that doesn’t have internet access.
This is the bit I read that sold me on it.
But if you do jailbreak a Kindle, you’ll be able to install third-party apps like KOReader, which bring support for eBooks in formats that aren’t natively supported by the stock Kindle software, such as EPUB and CBZ files
Neat, my kindle is in airplane mode 100% of the time too… I never knew you could jailbreak, reading about it now.
Edit: and I’m on 5.14.2 guess I’m going to jailbreak. Amazing, thank you!
Iptorrents themselves have one. I’ve never used an IPTV provider, nor do I care but ipt has one.
My guess is they’re reselling the same one or two actual sources that are out there.
I personally miss the hack/custom receivers out there where you’d just download the keys from forums and have your own, straight from the source.
Cracking means decompiling the files, debugging the code and finding the bits that check if you have a key/subscription and changing it in such a way that it passes. Not exactly something you can learn from scratch quickly.
Yeah, why the fuck are we red?!?
If you think about it, for a torrent, it can be posted as soon as someone has it for others to download. Usenet it will need to be uploaded to servers and replicated through the network before it can be downloaded.
Also, what’s the race for? Watch it a couple minutes/hours/days late, who cares? I usually wake up early and watch a show or two before work.
+1 for nzbgeek.
I also use nzbplanet but they seem to have the same options as geek.
Nzb.su and DrunkenSlug are my “backup” but only because they don’t have a lifetime subscription.
In the Usenet subReddit wiki you can find an awesome list of providers and their backbone. Again, I’m cheap so I went with the cheapest one I could find… it’s rare but because I’m not using “the best” I’ll need to use torrents to get anything I can’t grab from Usenet.
I THINK the idea is you don’t need a VPN with a private tracker. Other then that, the selection is usually better, and the seeders have faster uploads.
Personally, I’d never use one of these scripts.
Most PCs have a windows key burned in to the BIOS.
https://www.howtogeek.com/660517/how-to-find-your-windows-10-product-key-using-the-command-prompt/
I’d start there and see if it can be used for 11 or upgraded through the versions. Then I’d take a “clean” backup and use that to re-install in the future, instead of a new ISO.
Same, just login page.
What’s your goal? To have a good ratio or to help seed obscure stuff?
There’s free domains too. I can’t recommend any but I know .tk should be free.
http://www.dot.tk/en/index.html?lang=en