CaptainBasculin

I’ve heard some polish productions pursue its pirates in their home companies, but not from international companies like Disney.

F to a rare theater quality rip releaser.

Depends a lot on where you reside.

In where I live; no one cares for personal piracy. There have been local tracker owners busted; but the law enforcement did not go after each member individually; even though they could’ve according to law.

Legal ramifications? Highly unlikely; unless you’re explaining how to break copy prevention methods. That’s considered illegal in a lot of countries afaik.

As for lines you should not cross; I see ethics as more of a concern than anything. If you’re trying to learn how to use some software feel free to pirate it; but if you go into the level where you make a significant income out of it; you really should pay for it.

Plasma is currently the name of the Desktop Environment made by KDE.

KDE refers to the umbrella project that houses all the software made for Plasma, like KDE Connect and Kdenlive. The name used to refer to the desktop environment; but now they develop more stuff than the desktop environment.

Timezone: +3 UTC

I’m familiar with piracy terms; and can remove spam posts i see.

Any repo mirrors?

Check the database version on both sides to make sure they match.

Pop OS currently is keeping the next version update on alpha as they’re developing their own compositor display stack called COSMIC to go along with it; so some database dependencies might have outdated versions.

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GNUNet technically exists; but I’ve never seen it being used in a noticable manner.

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I’ve always used decked regarding to it.

It’s better than Windows at least.

yt-dlp has sponsorblock features, youtube-dl does not.

its git repository shows activity as recent as 4 days, so i don’t think it is dead. But in federating software, death only exists when all instances running the software dies.

https://dev.funkwhale.audio/funkwhale/funkwhale

For elderly people, an interface with options to have big icons and accessibility options would be very helpful; and accessing a program should take no longer than 4 clicks via mouse, or 6 keyboard keys.

GNOME interface succeeds well in that, as you can click Super key and be able to search between all the existing apps. Or the top left Applications menu could be used to browse through all programs.

For beginners in tech; GUIs for installing programs would be a big help. New people might see writing console commands for installing programs complicated, compared to other OS’s show their app stores in a visible location. Also do not make users search for graphics drivers.

Not every country has firms that send warning letters/lawsuits for torrenting. Research whether your country does that before getting a VPN. In my country, I never had to get one.

Steam pretty much has a translation layer that turns Windows programs run on Linux. Both operating systems execute code in a different manner, so it’s up to the translation layer to turn one into another. Sometimes, a game can call code that the translation layer cannot translate. A well known one of those is kernel-level calls made by some anticheat software.

This is called smuggling, not piracy.

Asking the seller to list the price of the goods on the shipping label just below the tax threshold might help you.

Quick tip: forgot how to use a command? Use man commandname to see a short manual page for that command.

Forgot sudo on your command? !! refers to the previously typed command, so you can simply type sudo !! to fix it.