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@internet

Hey,

Anyone found a way to download full matchs from plus.fifa.com ?

No stream detector and downloader extension worked fine to download a match.

cross-posted from: https://endlesstalk.org/post/92618508

cross-posted from: https://piefed.ca/post/122407

"Elon Musk vuole riportare in vita l'archivio di Vine.

Tutti i video brevi della defunta piattaforma potrebbero tornare online a breve."

➡️ https://www.wired.it/article/vine-video-app-archivio-storico-ritorno-online/

#Musk #Vine

@internet

"Verificare l’età degli utenti online per ora non è una buona idea.

Non è sicuro e può finire come nel Regno Unito, dove sono stati bloccati ai minorenni contenuti sulle mestruazioni e su Gaza

Quasi tutti gli esperti sottolineano da tempo che al momento non esistono sistemi tecnologici di verifica dell’età online che non presentino rischi notevoli, sia per la privacy che per la libertà d’informazione.
"

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@internet @informapirata

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Qualcuno ha mai provato #dns0eu sui propri dispositivi? Come vi trovate?

https://www.dns0.eu/it

@sicurezza @informapirata

I #chatbot basati su #LLM continuano a rivelare le proprie debolezze, come dimostra l’ultima tecnica di “#jailbreak” presentata da #Cisco a #BlackHat 2025. L’azienda ha dimostrato come, con una serie di #prompt ben costruiti, sia possibile estrarre contenuti sensibili o protetti da copyright, bypassando completamente i sistemi di sicurezza dei modelli.

https://www.securityinfo.it/2025/08/04/cisco-svela-un-nuovo-tipo-di-jailbreak-ai-i-guardrail-non-bastano/

@sicurezza

Piracy in Germany often uses direct downloads via one click hosters(you get an url and download from there, people use services like rapidgator.net). These often get hit with copy right strikes and are slow to unusable for free users. Would downloading for example a TV show via this route and then creating a public torrent "good piracy"? (If anyone has a guide on how to create a torrent, pls share)

Reasons why I think it might be not so good:

• the groups/people need a motivation to provide the content. Distributing it without their consent might reduce their motivation. They also probably paid for some subscription to get the content
• in german context direct download links are often considered safer for people who just want to download, torrenting done wrong can get you pretty high legal fees (500+ €)
• it feels like stealing somebody elses effort

Why I think about doing it:

• this gives people another way to get the content
• torrents are free to use and way faster than those one click hosters (which often give you less than 100kB/s)
• the uploader usually profits via affiliate programs, so when someone buys a premium subscription of a one click hoster, they get a share. I think piracy shouldnt be done for profit
• people (especially outside germany) might have it easier to access torrents instead oneclick hoster solutions
• torrents have no captchas lol

• Artificial intelligence is driving the promise of autonomy in everything from self-driving cars, to digital health and smart cities.
• True autonomy emerges from the convergence of sensing, connectivity, computing and control – not isolated intelligence.
• Accordingly, biological intelligence must serve as the foundational design principle for building next-generation autonomous systems.

Hello. I got a walkpad a month or so ago (it's a small treadmill) and I try to walk 1hr per day daily for health.

As far as making the most of this otherwise boring workout I have found it helps to play relaxing games on my CRT. I have a PC but lean more towards pre 2005 games (it's not a limit though).

I mention the treadmill because the games have to be engaging but not require 100% of your attention. For example I finished Resident Evil 1 the other day. It was a wonderful game although it had a lot of backtracking which was annoying.

A bad example would be Megaman 1 (too strenuous and attention requiring, also brutal)

A good example would be civ2 on the PS1.

In terms of what games I can play, I can pretty much play everything up to 2005 either handheld or console up to that time. I have a PC/ 3DS/ Analogue Pocket.

I lean towards pre 2005 games but not limited to that. I don't really have any specific genres in mind so you can recommend whatever you want and enjoy.

With Lidarr being not very functional due to the Unable to communicate with LidarrAPI - Lidarr API "Internal Server Error" 500 | Invalid response received from LidarrAPI | HTTP Request Timeout · Issue #5498 · Lidarr/Lidarr I have been thinking about getting rid of it altogether. I have only started using it recently and don't like it.

What I use Lidarr for:

• Find metadata for music
  • organize files in a consistent way base on metadata
  • obtain album art
  • create .nfo or other files
• Identify desired music and instruct download utility to get it (this is optional for me--- I can handle myself if needed)
• Do the above via a web interface which can be browsed nicely

I don't like about Lidarr:

• The not-really-open-source nature of it, e.g. this current problem, where you are reliant on their external server to run your own home server. I feel this might be a more pervasive issue in the Arrs but not sure of all the implications
• How unsupported it is to include work that the lidarr servers don't know about. There will never be a metadata database which includes all music. There is just too much music in the world!
• no audiobook/podcast support

I also have Jellyfin going for the actual serving/streaming of the music. Am not sure if it is able to fully manage the metadata and files?

Lots of options in the awesome-selfhosted list.

I could use a linux desktop app if it was better than a selfhosted server.

Thoughts?

UPDATE after 2 days and 16 total comments on the thread

As suggested by many people, I gave MusicBrainz Picard a try. It is actually quite straight forward functionality-wise. You do have to babysit it for sure, but it gets fairly close a lot of the time.

It would be very much improved by coming with more presets for file naming. Constructing them is obtuse python stuff. Something like how Trash Guides gives you naming schemes that account for many possibilities. No reason the user should need to do all that on their own from scratch.

Being native linux applications is a big plus, it is smooth to run. Would be nice to have some workflow aides like keyboard shortcuts available.