HectorBarbossa99

joined 2 years ago
 

It lets me paste the playlist link but everytime I have tried it, it makes you manually download each song in the playlist rather than automatically doing it. Am I missing the place that you download all or is this how the website is meant to be used?

I have also used doubledouble to mixed success, but sadly most of the playlists that I have tried to download encounter some sort of error which keeps it from being a reliable source.

I am open to any other suggestions for easy "paste the playlist and the site does the work" style sites, TIA

brave little toaster!

[–] HectorBarbossa99@lemmy.fmhy.ml 2 points 2 years ago (2 children)

still haven't gotten around to seeing it. I loved the first two but I've really been feeling marvel fatigue as of late, and just don't really care anymore.

[–] HectorBarbossa99@lemmy.fmhy.ml 2 points 2 years ago (1 children)

which is your first?

In legends, palpatine did put a whole bunch of random stuff in the suit to irritate ani, including a random beep that happened every few seconds to prevent him from ever getting a good night's rest

all the genesis games had killing music. You can look at any sonic game soundtrack and every single song is a bop

I found my dad's old genesis in the attic and I need to clean it up and hook it up to one of our two CRTs we have in our basement.

I have very fond memories of playing Sonic 2 at the ripe age of 2, as well as the old monopoly game. Looking forward to getting it cleaned up when I have some sparetime and running some of my earliest gaming memories

nevermind, I is stupid and can't read. thanks for all the hard work dbz0

[–] HectorBarbossa99@lemmy.fmhy.ml 3 points 2 years ago (2 children)

wait so are we moving this instance to a new website or am I correct in understanding that the instance stays the same its just hosted on a new provider?

a great choice of course

honestly? Probably skyrim. Divided up between multiple systems, of course

[–] HectorBarbossa99@lemmy.fmhy.ml 27 points 2 years ago

I fear for the day that Something Happens to Vimm's lair. Such a great resource

[–] HectorBarbossa99@lemmy.fmhy.ml 1 points 2 years ago (1 children)

lol all good. I just appreciate that people actually want to have discussion on here. You think D2 isn't worth playing this late into it then? Been thinking about it lately since I was having some nostalgia for when D1 first released and I haven't played it since release year.

 

I've liked Firefox in the past on school computers, but lately I've been using brave on all my devices.

I love Brave, with its built in adblockers PLUS the ability to install more on top of it, so you can turn one off and still have protection. It feels pretty streamlined.

As someone who pirates stuff pretty frequently too, all of its pop up blockers make me feel more safe.

Should I make a switch to Firefox, and if so, why?

 

I was able to download some textbooks a while back but they never stayed permanent and I guess had some sort of DRM that made them expire after 14 days.

anybody have any way to get around that and download books from the Internet archive to keep permanently without issue?

I would just use one of the other download sites listed in the megathread but none of them have the book that I'm looking for. TIA

 

I recently got a 4k TV and so I'm really wanting to watch movies in 4k. They take up so much space that I can't really put them on a flashdrive to watch, and as there aren't any piracy streaming sites with 4k content I was thinking about using an old PC to make a media server on either plex or jellyfin.

My parents, who are okay with piracy streaming (fmovies.to) and even downloading are convinced that if I upload to a personal plex server, that it would be the same as someone uploading to a torrent website somewhere and that I will get swatted and sent to prison.

Is this a valid concern, or is it perfectly fine to upload pirated stuff to plex? Is there any chance at all that you could get into legal trouble for uploading your pirated media on plex?

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