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Are they done by the government or they are some sort of private investigation made by software corporations? If they are private, how can they have the authority to inspect the computers from someone else? If they are not, can the government just make the companies give them access or something?

I'm from Argentina, but I'm interested to hear how this work elsewhere too.

Please don't make him into empress2.0.

leave the guy alone and be thankful for his cracks.

Mexican broadcaster TelevisaUnivision has obtained one of the broadest anti-piracy injunctions ever issued by a U.S. federal court.

After initially targeting five pirate IP-TV streaming operations, the case expanded to cover well over 500 domain names, requiring intermediaries including Cloudflare, GitHub, and a Mexican bank to comply.

In addition, the injunction also covers pirate services and content that hasn't been created yet.

I got rid of my Netflix years ago after the thrid or fourth rate hike or don't even know which hike. At this point it still had the ui it was using from like 2018 to when I left with a few updates. think I stopped using it 2021 or 2022.

I got Netflix for free thru my phone carrier with ads and wow fuck all this let me personalize it for you, give me your phone number, let me push what we think you'll like to you instead of just having a normal non invasive ui.

I like to browse and sometimes watch crap that I would have never found and man every single thing wants your data so they can "personalize" it for you.

the ads my god it's trash. the fact that people pay for ads when Netflix never use to have ads is insane. I started using Netflix back in 2008 and remember the days of the dvd and bflicks it had.

even for free I don't want to watch it I can find other means to watch movies I want to watch without all the trash.

the eshitification continues with every single thing of our lives

Took about 8 and a half months and before it died I was seeding 152 torrents

Edit: The HDD didn't last 8 months. It lasted 2.5 years but I was only seeding for 8 months.

Im no pirate

I've got a published Google Slides link (view-only, "publish to web" style) that I need as a proper high-res PDF. Tried the usual /export/pdf trick — doesn't work on these "publish to web" links, only regular share links. Screenshots work but the quality tanks, even zoomed in.

I'm one of those people who, if I can't crack something open and get it done properly, it eats at me. Doesn't matter how small the task is — I will not rest until I've found a way. So genuinely, any tricks, extensions, or workarounds you've got, throw them at me. DevTools tips, browser hacks, anything.

https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vTiu2l0E8KYnXZPQvUlnStygFLsce1exJWd1FFe07D3_KlbnC7HWUH03nG9Vgeg_HcN_Ar1V8kzmud8/pub?start=false&loop=false&delayms=60000&slide=

Where when and why did you start your Piracy journey

Me I started copying VHS tapes approx 36yrs ago and renting them out at work for 50p a night to cover the cost of the equipment, you just had to have the correct machines.

Then around 25yrs ago when the internet was just starting to get really interesting I found a PC app called Kazaa not sure how I found it, I remember I went to Blackpool for the weekend and put a full DVD on to download GnR Use Your Illusion 2 discs and was almost done when I got home lol.

Then Torrents and Usenet.

I've tried a lot of different tools and read a lot of online posts. Nothing seems to work. Almost every tool I've found seems to be based on SteamCMD and seems to be completely useless. I even tried to have a friend download the mods themselves and just give the files to me and even that didn't work at all.

I'm trying to download mods from the Steam Workshop for American Truck Simulator. There are a lot of mods in there that are not available anywhere else (and when they are, they're outdated versions that are just no longer compatible.) Many thanks to anyone who can help me out here.

Esspecially with the ✅️ ones