No.24103
>pirate threadthis is my call
>>24101there are some online sites that can help you with removing the watermark
No.24105
has anyone seen the Ice Pirates? Is it any good?
No.24109
>>24106Unfortunately it didn't work and just erases the hand and a better part of the image
No.24110
>>24108is this egoraptor? i miss his animations
No.24113
>>24108also, i just noticed that this is literally one piece. pirates, ninjas, and tits
No.24116
>>24115I don't think there are
No.24118
>>24117This is a good picture. Reminds me of pilotredsun's art
No.24120
>>24117i like how grotesque it looks, makes me want to keep looking at it, like with soyjaks
No.24125
Arent priates just rogue naval officers?
And monarchal-apppointed privateers
No.24126
>>24125Uh, no plenty of pirates were just random sailors or ship captains that were forced into piracy to survive, from there is became a profession.
No.24127
>>24125>>24126And it was typical for navy sailors to be pressed into service unwillingly by the navy just showing up and demanding people to join. So not real surprising you had a lot of deserters considering it's the open sea and they could just hop on a rogue ship when they make port. There were also pirates who came from other cultures and took up piracy in reaction to colonialism pulling up on their doorstep.
No.24129
>>24128The captain was generally elected and their purpose was to be in charge mostly during active combat to avoid things being too chaotic. At other times they were usually more democratic and the captain didn't get more say than others. The popular image of captains lording it over the crew is a myth and based on how navy captains behaved. Pirate captains by contrast had to maintain their position through competence and respect of their subordinates because there wasn't a higher pirate chain of command to back them up.
During combat or similar situations (like sailing through a storm) the captain did tend to have something like absolute authority, but that's because the crew put their trust in them, so it's more like the crew as a whole having authority and the captain being the instrument. Obviously if you are fucking around not doing what you're supposed to when shit hits the fan you put the entire crew in danger. On a ship where the entire crew knows each other, there's less abstract separation between individuals and their effects on the whole group (compared to navy sailors getting executed over not pillaging some town so that nobles an ocean away can be a little richer).
Also captains often got a smaller cut of treasure than the rest of the crew. Being captain meant they avoided physical danger since losing them during combat would be bad for everyone. Basically the captain didn't get hazard pay that everyone else got.
No.24132
>>24130very cool channel
>>24131>>24117Is there not a pirate catgirl?
No.24134
>>24132As a character I don't think so.
In terms of just plain drawings? Probably. No Pirate Alunyas to my knowledge.
No.24135
Say does anyone know how I can get around the login/sign-up wall on Wattpad? I like to read some stuff there but recently Wattpad has made it impossible to read a story without logging in or creating an account, which I frankly don't want to do.
No.24137
>>24136Realistic ones or trope versions?
There's not-insignificant overlap between the two IRL.
In the most tropey versions ninjas win because they are memed as being super stealth assassins while pirates are kinda just gritty dudes stealing treasure.
No.24138
>>24137>There's not-insignificant overlap between the two IRL.Explain? Were there ninja mutinies on ships?
No.24139
>>24138There was active piracy in Japan overlapping with the existence of ninjas. Some people were both ninja (professional spies essentially) and pirate (bandit or para-military force raiding neighbors).
No.24140
>>24136realistic ones? depends on circumstance, but I'd say the pirates if its a sea or coastal battle, then ninjas if they attempt sneak strke.
Trope wise Ninjas win - super stealthy, masters of blades etc.
Anime wise, who knows, One Piece and Naruto have big contenders for firepower.
No.24141
Anyone know how to get around Boosty paywalls?
No.24142
>>24141kemono.party might have some of what you're looking for
No.24143
>>24128It appears that the quartermaster practiced a rudimentary form of Marxian economics.
https://youtu.be/T0fAznO1wA8On top of that the captain was elected and could be overthrown via a vote of no competence in a was similar to the Mandate of Heaven
No.24144
>>24142I don't think it does for videos tho. I'm trying to watch a paywalled video for a captured BTR-4 where they test out its features and flaws, but no luck.
No.24146
>>24145"You will work ze cannon" is the mindset leftists need
No.24147
>>24144sounds kino post that shit if you get it
No.24151
>>24150Say can you repost your confederate manifesto pdf again, I lost my copy and I wanted to give it a read again.
BTW did Russell Bentley ever reply to your email?
No.24152
>>24151The book is on the internet archive tho
No.24153
>>24152What internet archive? Link it please
No.24157
>>24136pic sauce? Looks like Sona Sitri but is way too happy for her.
No.24158
https://nyaa.si/ is good for anime torrents
Windscribe has a $2 vpn plan called "build a plan" where you get just 1 server location. choose a swiss server. and mullvad also works if you fear piracy backlash
No.24160
>>24159>Lenin_with_Long_John_SilverThis sounds like the plot of a trippy alternate reality anime
No.24161
Eleutheromania thread
No.24164
>>24163>a representative to Trier to find a certain child, destined for greatness… Who?
No.24166
>>24159thats not Lenin its Flint from Black sails
No.24168
>>24167That pirate Marx art looks so cool : 3
Can any anon post it?
( would be nice if also the other images gets posted too , or did that thread got archived in the first place?)
No.24169
>>24167A classic
>>441061 Why's that?
No.24170
>>24165I suppose, but that would mess with everything wouldn't it?
No.24171
>>24170I mean… if you had an already-established proto-socialist pirate republic and you knew Marx was going to be born eventually, would you not want to tilt things in his favor? Maybe try to ensure he finishes Capital?
No.24172
>>24171Marx writing Kapital came about as a result of the upheaval prior to and during his life within society as capitalism evolved and philosophies like those of Hegel became known. Lenin establishing a socialist pirate republic would wildly throw off the way society developed prior to Marx being born (if he was born at all) and it would likely deeply affect his view of the world and of dialectical materialism.
No.24173
>>24172Maybe, but we're already making silly assumptions with the original concept of Lenin getting isekai'd to the golden age of pirates.
No.24174
>>24173I suppose so, at least it's not as schizo as Prigozhin being isekai'd into RWBY-verse
No.24176
>>24175>jpgkek.
Pirates are indeed underrated. Maybe folks are tired of the theme after that movies series with whats his face, edwards scissorhands. I recall the first one being good and then they milked it
No.24177
>>24176I think the 2 sequels with Davy Jones were actually good, if a little overdramatic and fantastical, but after, yeah it was definitely a milkjob
No.24178
>>24177ur probabaly right, barely remember the series now but I loved it as kid. Just know at one point they jumped the shark
Are there any other good pirate movies? Im a huge filmlet. Treasure Planet comes to mind but I bet there are better renditions of that story
No.24179
>>24177The first 3 were basically a D&D campaign that starts out low level and by the end you're fighting gods and demigods in a convoluted plot that nobody really pays attention to or understands because they're more focused on the action. 4 & 5 had different people in charge and didn't really have a cohesive idea of where to go with the property, just an interest in making money.
>>24178Hey at least Treasure Planet was trying to do something unique instead of the endless rehash stage Disney is in now.
Muppet Treasure Island is widely regarded as one of the best adaptations of the story, and there's also that 1988 Soviet one that got memed (picrel).
Someone else recommended Black Sails which is decent and based more on historical piracy than most.
One Piece is probably the most popular pirate fiction and its live action adaptation comes out this Friday.
The last major budget Hollywood pirate movie before Pirates of the Caribbean (or since, really) was Cutthroat Island (1995) which is mediocre but notable for being a big flop that "killed the genre" until Pirates of the Caribbean revived it. Somewhat ahead of its time in that it has a girlboss protagonist, but without constantly winking at the camera about it.
If you want the more old school stuff that there's lots of Golden Age Hollywood pirate movies, mostly defined by Errol Flynn films like Captain Blood (1935) and The Sea Hawk (1940).
IMDB has a list of top pirate movies
https://www.imdb.com/list/ls050682417/ No.24181
>>24178Captain Blood is a good if very old pirate film
No.24182
>>24179Thanks for the detailed response. Really need to use IDMB more, I love reading the reviews. I dont think its a virtue but I really dont have the patience for TV series but I will look at all the movies you listed and more. Pirate shit just hits the spot for me on some deep unconscious level
>>443963we had a zoomer temp at work who claimed to like sea shanties when I asked him what he listened to and I was dumbstruck lol. learned they were trending on the internet at the time and honestly Im not complaining
No.24185
>>24178Funny thing about Treasure Planet is that the USSR had an animated film called Treasure Planet back in the 80s.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Treasure_Planet_(1982_film)?useskin=vector No.24186
Why is yts suddenly the Romanian National Film Promotion agency? Like 80% Romanian films over the last 2 weeks lmao. Still the best search engine for world cinema.
No.24187
>>24186fuck. saw IMDB mentioned and thought it was a piracy thread. leaving it in.
No.24188
>>24187>and thought it was a piracy threadYarrrr
It
do be a piracy thread!
No.24189
>>24188Oh god those poor VCR tapes
No.24190
>>24189Ahem
The VCR (video cassette recorder) was the device that recorded and played the tapes.
The tapes themselves (as well as the specifications for the VCR machines specific to them) were VHS (video home system).
No.24192
>>24190Yes but technically they're video tapes for VCR so it is not incorrect to refer to them as VCR tapes either and people used the term interchangeably
t.90sanon
No.24193
>>24191You're quite welcome товарищ! I have a DVD copy (pirated ironically) that I loved as a kid.
>picDustin Hoffman's Hook performance was excellent, and frankly it was an excellent and underrated Robin Williams film.
No.24195
>>24194Holy shit this is a throwback
No.24196
>>24193>Dustin Hoffman's Hook performance was excellent, and frankly it was an excellent and underrated Robin Williams film.I guess Hook is technically a pirate movie, isn't it?
No.24197
>>24196Technically correct, the best sort of correct.
No.24199
>>24198God yes it is, unironically. Going out to see once has made me crave it.
No.24200
>>24199It weird, water itself scares me a bit, even looking into the depths of a pond will give me the heebie jeebies, but I really like the sailing part. If I had fuck you money I would absolutely live in the Caribbean on a small boat. Actually ive heard some folks do this cause its a cheaper way to retire but I imagine the cost of maintaining your boat must be pretty high
No.24201
>>24200It is costly in the USA and while I understand the fear of the water, honestly it's worth it. I'd absolutely love to live like that. Like that or as a remote farmer far from the cities.
No.24202
>>24201Well why don't you? Don't let your dreams be memes.
No.24203
>>24202I'm working towards it, but I'm staggeringly below the poverty line, always have been here in the states. I'm slowly working my way up though.
No.24204
>>24203Good for you. Keep at it!
No.24206
>>24205Holy shit somebody saved it.
No.24207
I read a copy of Treasure Island from the Eastern Bloc and it had a short afterword that explained that finding pirate treasure is a favourite of the petit bourgeoisie because it gives them a quick way to get their share of the wealth plundered by imperialist not only without getting complicit in the plundering and genocide but at the same time becoming celebrated heroes for defeating the evil pirates.
No.24208
>>24207The based pirate narrative is when the pirates attack the royal navy or merchant vessels and use the treasure to build a pirate republic.
No.24209
>>24205It's been a long time since I seen that image posted here.
>>24207 Can you remember the edition? I have a Soviet Treasure Island book from my childhood and there's none of that in there.
No.24210
Anyone got a pirate link for the new One Piece Live Action?
No.24211
Star-RUNE torrent
https://torrentgalaxy.to/torrent/15585027/Starfield-RUNE''I'd recommed using a VPN and a good Ad+tracker blocker if you're thinking of visiting any torrent site (I use Ublock Origin), but I've downloaded a few things off of here before and haven't gotten any viruses (that I know of).
Also, I wouldn't pirate the game yet. It's Bethesda, which means it's going to be buggy as all fuck, and you won't get any updates until it officially releases. It also requires an SSD, and requires 125 fucking GB of space. FitGirl will do a repack at some point and get the size down, I'm sure.''
Starfield-RUNE
0c9b2c2c7e4094dd347636b2c89f5b5e207b03ff
magnet:?xt=urn:btih:0c9b2c2c7e4094dd347636b2c89f5b5e207b03ff&dn=Starfield-RUNE&tr=udp%3a%2f%2ftracker.leechers-paradise.org%3a6969%2fannounce&tr=udp%3a%2f%2ftracker.internetwarriors.net%3a1337%2fannounce&tr=udp%3a%2f%2ftracker.opentrackr.org%3a1337%2fannounce&tr=udp%3a%2f%2ftracker.coppersurfer.tk%3a6969%2fannounce&tr=udp%3a%2f%2ftracker.pirateparty.gr%3a6969%2fannounce&tr=udp%3a%2f%2f9.rarbg.to%3a2730%2fannounce&tr=udp%3a%2f%2f9.rarbg.to%3a2710%2fannounce&tr=udp%3a%2f%2fbt.xxx-tracker.com%3a2710%2fannounce&tr=udp%3a%2f%2ftracker.cyberia.is%3a6969%2fannounce&tr=udp%3a%2f%2fretracker.lanta-net.ru%3a2710%2fannounce&tr=udp%3a%2f%2f9.rarbg.to%3a2770%2fannounce&tr=udp%3a%2f%2f9.rarbg.me%3a2730%2fannounce&tr=udp%3a%2f%2feddie4.nl%3a6969%2fannounce&tr=udp%3a%2f%2ftracker.mg64.net%3a6969%2fannounce&tr=udp%3a%2f%2fopen.demonii.si%3a1337%2fannounce&tr=udp%3a%2f%2ftracker.zer0day.to%3a1337%2fannounce&tr=udp%3a%2f%2ftracker.tiny-vps.com%3a6969%2fannounce&tr=udp%3a%2f%2fipv6.tracker.harry.lu%3a80%2fannounce&tr=udp%3a%2f%2f9.rarbg.me%3a2740%2fannounce&tr=udp%3a%2f%2f9.rarbg.me%3a2770%2fannounce&tr=udp%3a%2f%2fdenis.stalker.upeer.me%3a6969%2fannounce&tr=udp%3a%2f%2ftracker.port443.xyz%3a6969%2fannounce&tr=udp%3a%2f%2ftracker.moeking.me%3a6969%2fannounce&tr=udp%3a%2f%2fexodus.desync.com%3a6969%2fannounce&tr=udp%3a%2f%2f9.rarbg.to%3a2740%2fannounce&tr=udp%3a%2f%2f9.rarbg.to%3a2720%2fannounce&tr=udp%3a%2f%2ftracker.justseed.it%3a1337%2fannounce&tr=udp%3a%2f%2ftracker.torrent.eu.org%3a451%2fannounce&tr=udp%3a%2f%2fipv4.tracker.harry.lu%3a80%2fannounce&tr=udp%3a%2f%2ftracker.open-internet.nl%3a6969%2fannounce&tr=udp%3a%2f%2ftorrentclub.tech%3a6969%2fannounce&tr=udp%3a%2f%2fopen.stealth.si%3a80%2fannounce&tr=http%3a%2f%2ftracker.tfile.co%3a80%2fannounce
No.24212
>>24210Every torrent site. Can you install a torrent client?
No.24213
>>24212>Can you install a torrent clientI've forgotten, haven't torrented in a while and got a new computer recently
No.24214
Anyone know how to get a version of Bloon Tower 3 in flash, all the versions I can find are html5 and janky as hell.
No.24215
Can anyone tell me why archive.is is down? It opens sporadically but only in Tor and I can't save any webpages. I use it a lot to see unredacted, unedited or deleted news sources and web-pages as well as to get around paywalls and this issue seems to be everywhere. Wayback isn't as reliable since it doesn't save image-files very well.
As a side contribution the pirate archive
https://thepiratearchive.net/ No.24217
>>24216Does Black Lagoon count? They are sort of like modern pirates?
No.24223
>>24221That's nice hahaha
No.24225
>>24108>>24111Ah the good old days of Newgrounds.
No.24226
>>24216Space Captain Harlock, Cowboy Bebop (sorta), Firefly is like a Live Action Cowboy Bebop done right, probably some others I forgot, but yeah that's all I can think of for space pirates ATM.
No.24228
>>24227I feel like I was even dumber for bothering to fact check this than you were for saying it.
No.24229
>>24227>Taiwan gives the death penalty to pirates, both digital and sea pirates I don't think it's true, but I wouldn't be surprised if it was.
No.24230
pirat
No.24232
>>24135>666Satan trips demand an answer
I too would like to know how to get around this annoyance No.24233
>>24225Speaking of Newgrounds anyway to get around the 18+ block for non-account users?
No.24235
archive.is is having a bunch of problems with some nginx BS. It fails to open properly then opens, then archive.ph stops working, and so on and so forth. It works ok in Tor, but you can't archive properly in tor because cloudflare gets stuck in a loop of captcha. It's enormously frustrating.
Also Cloudflare has been blocking me from accessing sites on any browser except Tor, citing some BS about being flagged, even though I was opening sites like blogpost literally the day before. I thought it was my computer but checking with IsItDown shows it as a problem across the net. Fuck me.
https://www.nginx.com/blog/welcome-to-nginx-on-my-favourite-website/ No.24236
Dailer reminder:
Download youtuber videos with yt-dlp.
Even windows users can do it, just use wsl.
Or alternatively some gui programs that cover it
Also
https://yt5s.com/en172 and
https://greenconvert.net/en6 work decently
youtube ss used to work but no longer unless you use Russian Tor nodes.
No.24237
what's the deal with libgen, the two mirrors I havelet me search for books, but all of the download links seem to be dead
No.24238
>>24237 I think some kind of DDOS or Cloudflare being a faggot again
No.24239
>>24235Unplug router and wait a long bit, reset your cookies in and cache in the meantime.
If that didn't change your IP, call your ISP to ask for a new one.
Also, check if your pc has virus.
No.24240
>>24235>>24239I have multiple alternative browsers, easier to isolate certain online activities. Whenever I stumble upon a problem I simply close the browser and use Bleachbit to wipe out the .sqlite browser session data from the browser's .profile directory. It usually works like a charm, problem is it can be an inconvenience if you like to store lots of history like your log-in accounts or if you like bookmarking your favorite sites. All that data will get scrubbed before the next browser session is loaded. It helps but can be a huge inconvenience too. Also, you may have to manually add those .sqlite file paths into the Bleachbit options in order to scrub them. As for using Tor, yah Cloudflare always auto-tags that shit as nefarious and makes you jump through their captchas.
No.24242
>>24240>>24239I see. Alright thanks, I'll give it a shot. Because I know it shouldn't be my DNS, since it's not 1.1.1.1.1.
No.24244
>>24241I really like this channel
No.24245
Anyone know where I can pirate the Netflix One Piece?
>>>/anime/1732 No.24248
Anyone know where I can get blank VHS cassettes? I wanna see if I can use my old VCR to record my TV or not.
No.24250
>>24249LMAO why is my mp4 so squashed?!
No.24251
This is a good AMV from the
>>>/anime/ AMV thread
No.24255
>>24252>Touch in the NightWhat even is that? A song?
No.24258
>>24100Anarchists' favorite topic.
No.24259
>>24258OP here, I'm ML, but there is no ethical consumption under capitalism
No.24260
>>24103>this is my callYet you sparsely post here, how curious
No.24261
>>24257Post screencap, because I don't trust this shit
No.24262
>>24261$ wget https://leftypol.org/siberia/src/1695958927021.mp3
--2023-10-02 14:06:13-- https://leftypol.org/siberia/src/1695958927021.mp3
Loaded CA certificate '/etc/ssl/certs/ca-certificates.crt'
Resolving leftypol.org (leftypol.org)... 172.67.189.160, 104.21.81.140, 2606:4700:3032::6815:518c, ...
Connecting to leftypol.org (leftypol.org)|172.67.189.160|:443... connected.
HTTP request sent, awaiting response... 200 OK
Length: 7377483 (7,0M) [audio/mpeg]
Saving to: ‘1695958927021.mp3’
1695958927021.mp3 100%[===================>] 7,04M 7,51MB/s in 0,9s
2023-10-02 14:06:15 (7,51 MB/s) - ‘1695958927021.mp3’ saved [7377483/7377483]
$ file 1695958927021.mp3
1695958927021.mp3: MPEG ADTS, layer III, v1, 128 kbps, 44.1 kHz, JntStereo
No.24265
>>24220LMAO, the bourgeoisie are portrayed as actual pigs.
No.24267
>Fucking Youtube is trying to prevent adblock from being used by disabling videos
I loathe those greedy fucks retarded decisions.
No.24268
Does anyone know where I can find some of the Titan Prime comics? readcomic doesn't have the issues I'm looking for
Example:
https://tfwiki.net/wiki/Transformers_Comic_issue_4.5 No.24269
>>24111>before he went into porn…have you not read his first stuff?
No.24270
>>24269Of course I have, LMAO, what I meant is that he's almost completely stopped doing any SFW stuff like that animation and is mostly doing stuff like the MAD Project and other rule-34 involving Transformers and some other side projects.
No.24272
>>24268>>24271arcee made me feel funny as a kid
No.24273
>>24272Same here m8. The writers really knew what they were doing with all the innuendos she and Jack shot off at one another, and the model design was perfect.
Airachnid too, in a Yandere sense.
No.24274
>>24145>eyepatchThey wore it so that when they went below deck they didn't need to wait until their eyesight adjusted to less light. This was especially useful when about to board another ship, which is probably why the eyepatch entered stories and was memorised. If you're about to be boarded, you'd notice them all wearing eyepatches and it would stick with you.
Another fun fact, there's no record of a skull and crossbones pirate flag.
No.24275
>>24274This is fake history, there's no evidence that this happened. Eyepatches became associated with pirates because of old retired sailors wearing them and coming into contact with wider society. Also it wasn't that dark below decks, they had lamps and even 'light rooms'.
No.24276
>>24100I can't explain why, but I cried at least once every episode of the live action One Piece. It got me so emotional. The anime didn't make me cry though. I guess I really wanted real life luffy to succeed, plus the actor is extremely hot so I really wanted him to do well. I don't usually cry in movies or in general. Anyways I just wanted to share.
No.24277
>>24276Every episode? Was there even a tear jerker moment in
every episode?
But yeah whatever they did, it worked. It definitely found an even more mainstream audience. Season 2 is coming, and if they can make Chopper work the show is going to really blow up.
No.24278
>>24275> it wasn't that dark below decks, they had lamps and even 'light rooms'. You've never been below decks on a sailing ship, have you? Even with electric lamps, that shit is dim and spending going down there after being in the sun leaves your nightvision poor, it's why nightwatches use red light when doing night patrol or bilge pumping.
>>24274 >there's no record of a skull and crossbones pirate flag.See pic rel, Emanuel Wynn’s Jolly Roger.
Calico Jack's was a skull and 2 cutlasses.
No.24279
>>24278>Emanuel Wynn’s Jolly Roger.I stand corrected then. I know about Calico Jack's two cutlasses, I was talking specifically about the crossbones.
No.24281
>>24280Neato
>>24279I mentioned Calico, because the crossed cutlass is almost as well known as the crossed bones and is considered the normal. There's also a different skull and crossbones flag, but it's red and the skull is facing to the right, belonging to Henry Avery. And another I think of Blackbeard's, where a flying hourglass with an arm holding a dagger is poised over a skull and crossbones.
No.24283
https://www.theregister.com/2023/10/04/nato_data_attack/?td=keepreading
<NATO is "actively addressing" multiple IT security incidents after a hacktivist group claimed it once again breached some of the military alliance's websites, this time stealing what's claimed to be more than 3,000 files and 9GB of data.<When asked about this alleged intrusion, a NATO official declined to answer specific questions and told The Register:<NATO is facing persistent cyber threats and takes cyber security seriously. NATO cyber experts are actively addressing incidents affecting some unclassified NATO websites. Additional cyber security measures have been put in place. There has been no impact on NATO missions, operations and military deployments.<On Sunday, the SiegedSec crew claimed it broke into six NATO web portals: the alliance's Joint Advanced Distributed Learning e-learning website; the NATO Lessons Learned Portal, from which the gang said it stole 331 documents; the Logistics Network Portal (588 documents and other files); the Communities of Interest Cooperation Portal; the NATO Investment Division Portal (207 documents); and the NATO Standardization Office (2,116 documents).>The hacktivists, which describe themselves as made up of "gay furry hackers," usually target government orgs whose policies they disagrees with, and have a flare for political publicity stunts, also posted a link to the purported stolen files on their Telegram channel. NATO probes hacktivist crew's boasts of stolen portal data
FBI-led Op Medusa slays NATO-bothering Russian military malware network
Security researchers believe mass exploitation attempts against WS_FTP have begun
US govt IT help desk techie 'leaked top secrets' to foreign nation
>"The astonishing siegedsec hackers have struck NATO once more!!1!!!," the crew wrote, bragging: "NATO: 0. Siegedsec: 2."<The team is referring to its earlier NATO intrusion in July, during which it claimed it swiped information belonging to 31 nations and leaked 845MB of data from the alliance's the Communities of Interest (COI) Cooperation Portal.<This site is used by NATO organizations and member states, though it doesn't contain classified information. And yes, it's one of the portals that SiegedSec says it breached again at the end of September.<Threat intel biz CloudSEK has analyzed the leaked data dumped in the earlier breach and said it contained at least 20 unclassified documents and 8,000 personnel records with names, companies and units, working groups, job titles, business email addresses, home addresses, and photos.<In other words: almost everything a spy, would-be identity thief, doxxer, social-engineering campaign coordinator, or plain old troll would like for potential fraud, phishing, espionage, or more general havoc. <We would be remiss not to point out that October is cybersecurity awareness month, and it appears that even after 20 years of this annual event, there's still much awareness to be gained. No.24284
>>24283In similar hacking news Russian Hackers took a shitton of data from Ukraines SBU, doxxing all their agents
https://www.gazeta.ru/social/news/2023/10/07/21450997.shtml No.24289
>>24285Can you describe it
No.24290
>>24276>cried the whole timeyou probably were menstruating when you watched it
No.24291
>>24289>>24288TL;DR:
>Artist posts on Twitter and no where else>Artist posts elsewhere, but only sometimes for some images.>Artist posts multiple resolutions and variations, locked behind paywalls that no one reposts>Artist posts elsewhere, but doesn't tag their images correctly, leaving out vital keywords>Anons post art elsewhere but don't tag the images correctly, leaving out vital keywordsIt had to do with a squatting Renamon
futa pic by freckles. It's not on any booru or image dump, or their accounts, I found it through trawling their Kemono.
No.24295
>>24290What? I don't understand. Is this a fetish thing?
No.24296
>>24295I think it's a meme of some kind
No.24299
>>24100As OP I ask the mods to archive this thread when it sinks to the bottom.
No.24301
>>24259uphold marxist-leninist-sparrowism
No.24305
>>24100Any reccs for pirating private archives like on tumblr?
No.24309
>>24308Thanks lad, based.
No.24310
Is there an equivalent to Kemono.party (now kemono.su btw) for pixiv?
No.24311
>stalled at 99.9%>literal double digit megabytes remainingI WANTED TO PLAY IT TODAY FUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUCK
>>24310here:
https://freexiv.privacydev.net/ No.24312
>>24311Based anon, thanks. I asked because places like OF have kemono equivalents too.
>>stalled at 99.9%Oof, I know that pain.
No.24313
>>24311>here: https://freexiv.privacydev.net/Holy shit, thank you. I wish I had found this before tainting my ISP logs.
No.24314
This addon can easily redirect a link or a page to their archive version, WAPO, NYT and many other popular sites usually have their popular stuff archived as soon as it's published. It is on the various browser's addon sites.
https://github.com/dessant/web-archivesThis other addon was removed from the Firefox or chrome store. It bypasses many sites that have bypassable paywalls. For some that do not, like time magazine, it gives an archive link to the full article, for example.
https://gitlab.com/magnolia1234/bypass-paywalls-firefox-cleanhttps://gitlab.com/magnolia1234/bypass-paywalls-chrome-cleanFrom:
https://lr.slipfox.xyz/r/Piracy/wiki/megathread/tools#wiki_.25BA_adblockers_.26amp.3B_bypassers No.24316
>>24130Why did the figure/tropes/aesthetic of pirates go through the culture wars intact? Like, the guys participated in the slave trade, in the settlement of colonies and in the harassment of indigenous peoples. And nobody cares. In the current zeitgeist, nobody will give me a side eye for liking pirates. Why?
No.24317
>>24315the mentally ill sephiroth wannabe retired lol
No.24318
>>24317>the mentally ill sephiroth wannabeWho?!
No.24319
>>24318empress, only person cracking denuvo besides the football sim guy
No.24320
>>24319>empress Who's that? I'm not very familiar with gaming piracy.
No.24323
>>24322Yah and I remember how everybody clowned on it for how stupid it was back then. It's a shame how tolerant people have gotten of "anti-piracy" measures that do not stop piracy but to install malware and spyware on the computers of paying customers.
No.24325
>>24323>It's a shame how tolerant people have gotten of "anti-piracy" measures that do not stop piracy but to install malware and spyware on the computers of paying customers. True, but Youtube's crackdown on adblockers is re-awakening awareness a bit.
No.24327
>>24326But people will complain about monopolies. Free market wins again!
No.24329
>>243281. which game?
2. where did you get it from?
3. (if you didn't) why didn't you get it from gog-games.to or scene releases?
No.24330
>>24328>TROJ_GEN Couldn't say with more detail but that looks like a Trojan embedded in the program.
No.24331
>>24326>>24327I can't tell if this is sarcasm or not, but most of those "companies" are owned by the same parent companies, it's still a monopoly, just with figurehead companies to get around Trust laws, pic rel for news companies, Disney and food corporations for example.
Disney in particular has the cable deal with Time Warner so a majority if those streaming services are owned by them.
No.24332
>>24328Honestly it's probably fine, pirate stuff gets flagged as viruses all the time.
No.24333
>>243291. need for speed most wanted from 2005
2. the search engine from qbittorrent
3. because this game just isn't for sale digitally anywhere for the PC anymore. And I'm not paying for a used copy, that's dumb. None of the money will go to the devs anyway
>>24330>>24332 thx 4 the
assessment
No.24335
>>24334do I access this link directly through qbittorrent? I tried and it didn't work
No.24336
>>24335torrent clients are for .torrent files or magnet links
No.24337
>>24336so what am I supposed to do? Make a text file, fut the link on the file, and rename the extension to .torrent?
explain to me like I'm a mentally disabled 5 year old
No.24338
>>24337click on that link (in other words open it in your browser)
click on the "magnet download" option
your browser will probably ask you what program you want to open that link with
select qbittorrent
No.24339
>>24338It doesn't show any prompt here. I tried it on both google chrome and edge. The error is "DNS_PROBE_FINISHED_NXDOMAIN". Also, sorry for the annoyance, and thanks for the help good night imma go to sleep <3 <3
No.24340
Apparently there's some drama because Hbomberfag did another of his eDrama videos where he bitches about plagiarism and one section is about Internet Historian. Personally I don't give a flying fuck about the fact that the guy basically did an audio-recording of a Mental Floss article. He still did the work of reading it, editing together video visuals and probably reached more people with his video in a few months than that obscure article will in a year. Now, to be fair he should have just credited the article author in the Description and perhaps changed the script somewhat, but frankly he didn't harm the article's author in the least, in fact he probably led people to read stuff like the article, like he did with Costa Concordia, which is how people even knew about the "plagiarism" to begin with. It's like Toei copyright striking videos that have footage of Dragon Ball Super or Naruto or One Piece, when those videos are literally giving them MORE attention and more money. Fucking companies always shoot themselves in the foot.
No.24341
>>24312>places like OF have kemono equivalents too. https://coomer.su/onlyfans/user/kitsunematic example
No.24342
>>24311How do I search it? It seems very unintuitive
No.24343
>>24339don't use chrome or edge
No.24344
>>24343Youtube manipulation works best on chrome since youtube is part of Google.
No.24345
Anyone knows some good obscure Pirate cartoons like the British animal Treasure Island series, or link rel?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BGutiCjDKGQ&list=PLiNS6whSC7Llk8QqzTWQLjdU2MYp1riPL No.24346
Where to watch live sports? been using thestreameast.to because it doesnt buffer but the quality is pretty bad and they only show north American leagues
No.24347
>>24100I’m unironically considering being a pirate off the California coast. I bet I could get away with it in certain circumstances in Minecraft.
No.24348
>>24347I mean Jack London did that as a teenager, and California has completely wrecked its police force so there's not really much coastal police action or Coast Guard work.
No.24349
>>24346Honestly I have no idea. I don't pirate live streams. It used to be you could just jack the dish on a neighbors satellite TV network, but that's in the past.
No.24350
Anyone know how to pirate subscribe-star?
No.24351
https://andadinosaur.com/youtube-s-anti-adblock-and-ublock-origin> YouTube isn’t rolling out the anti-adblock to everyone. It seems to depend on things like your account, browser, and IP address. And if … you’re in a private window, you’re safe.Option 1 (usually works):
https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/enterprise/#downloadhttps://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/ublock-origin/Option 2 (always works but runs on a separate app/site):
https://freetubeapp.io/ https://yewtu.be/ https://redirect.invidious.io/https://github.com/TeamPiped/Piped/wiki/InstancesYou can find resources for how to use umatrix at
https://github.com/gorhill/uMatrix/wikiI recommend blacklisting every script by default, which will block all js-based ads. There are also the blocked domains marked red, that are periodically sourced from specified blocklists. If a site doesn't work, refresh with first-party scripts enabled and then continue adding and removing individual third-party scripts or XHR untl you're satisfied with how the site looks. You will get a feel for what scripts do. Those with api in the name usually enable specific site functionality. CDNs load text or media assets. Youtube in particular loads video and sound from different subdomains of googlevideo.com, so you should whitelist the whole domain.
No.24352
>>24351A) Update uBlock to its latest setting, go to Details, Purge Caches and Update
B) Install privacy badger, go into the settings do the below.
Step 1: General Settings > Scroll down to Advanced > Enable all options (pic 1)
Step 2: Tracking Domains > Search for Youtube > Select first option (red bar) for all 3. (pic 2)
This will disable, interfere with any code YouTube is using to detect add-ons. Anything they create (legitimate or adhoc) that would go around this would violate privacy laws - and put them in deep water. They still may enforce bad things, but at least we can put the grenade into their hands. If they want to blow themselves up, might as well let them.
After this extension install and settings adjusted, you wont receive notices, and your ad-blockers will work as usual.
No.24353
Anyone know where I can pirate/stream Godzilla Minus One in HD quality? I'm not bothering with CAM rips.
No.24355
Does anyone know mirror sites for
https://chan.sankakucomplex.com/ I just want to get around their paywall and restrictions.
No.24356
>>24354blast ye datamining landlubber
No.24357
>>24356To be honest it doesn't get that much information, especially when you can easily lie.
No.24359
Which is the legit url for zlib at the moment and do I really need an account to download?
No.24362
Nitter.net is dead, is there any alternatives?
No.24363
>>24361What do you mean? There's no paywalls on inkbunny.
No.24364
>>24363No, but you have to create an account to access certain content that is blocked at the discretion of an 'artist' It's not a paywall, but still annoying
No.24366
>>24365>The onion saves the day againNeat
No.24369
>>24368Man I didn't realize it was literally some coded language. I just thought it'd be some riddles or whatever. This looks amazing.
No.24370
Anons, requesting help pirating some stuff from a US army fag that is blocking kemono and being a bootstraps fuck for it… literally the embodiment of that GI-boostraps meme guy.
>>509664
>>509665
No.24371
>>24353So 2 months later, any updates on Minus One Torrents?
No.24372
>>24371it's not out on dvd yet, how do you expect there to be a torrent? just wait and watch other movies in the mean time.
No.24374
>>24373Just use Soulseek/Telegram Deezer download bots.
No.24375
>>24373RIP, but there are alternatives thankfully
No.24378
>>24376yet another casualty of the pointless brother war
No.24380
RIP gog-games.to 😔
No.24381
fuck you are joking me right?
No.24382
>>24381Who are you responding to?
No.24385
>>24384Was what greed/anger/etc/?
No.24386
>>24385the reason that made him abandon living on a british farmhouse with the wife and go plunder in some tropical bumfuck
No.24389
>>24388Yep, tanks m8, yo ho ho
>>24386 Who him? You mean the video-game character in your pic? He did it because he wanted adventure and then decided to rebel against Empire(s). Fairly standard stuff for a lot of pirates of the Golden Age tbh.
No.24392
>>24391Don't ask me, ask the devs
No.24394
>>24391all proletarians are athletic and acrobatic
No.24395
>>24393What kind of bandwidth will we get over encrypted SW radio after the Great Western Freedom Firewall goes up?
No.24399
>>24398>They didn't expect the pirate movie to blow up.Considering the budget put into that film I'd disagree (NTA obviously)
No.24400
>>24398Well they expected it to make some money, but they didn't expect the popularity I suspect.
No.24403
>>24402I think their point was that Disney wouldn't bother with such a high budget if they didn't expect to make more than they spent.
No.24404
>>24100how do torrent bros search now that qbittorrent's search is broken
i get search on individual torrent sites but tis not good enough
OMNI searches are so much better, do you remember circa 2014, we had some of them, i can't remember their name but i loved them
No.24405
>>24404knaben.eu comrade. 1337x fucked all their links with vpn spam but you can still access them through knaben.
No.24406
>>24405did rarbg ever get an alternative? i stopped torrenting movies before that went to shit
No.24436
>>24432I don't think people upload a lot of obscure sci-fi spin-off novels on libgen, or at least not ones for AvP.
In other news the MPA is being a bitch again, yay.
No.24458
>>24431You tried annas archive?
No.24464
>>24449Skimmed through it, seems like a good article, bump for other opinions.
No.24516
>>24515I only see exes and bins…
No.24518
>>24517Yeah, only 30, when their native Linux games are much more. Thanks anyway, I guess I'm fucked because this is the official list lol.
No.24519
>>24518if you're worried about the files just get them from rutracker or torrminatorr, they're trustworthy
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