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 No.10 [Last50 Posts]

This is a browser-based application for extracting and viewing videos on websites.

Find this and other interesting stuff at: https://8chananon.github.io

Please feel free to download and share anything you like.

My email address is: 8chananon@mail.com

This thread has been updated to fix broken links (June 29, 2022).

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 No.46

Movies that I like

Every so often, I'm going to post some links to movies and TV shows that I've seen and really like. There is so much crap out there, it is hard to know what is worthwhile and what isn't, outside of the few mega hits which you can't help but know about because every dumb ass is talking about it. Doesn't mean that the stuff that you hear and read about is actually good but, occassionally, the unwashed masses do get it right.

These links that I'm going to give you are best viewed with Alleycat Player but you can certainly go straight to the source if you want (beware of popup ads and other crap).

Nice animated movie about a bull grown too big for his britches. The goat is likely everybody's favourite comic relief character:

https://vidnode.net/videos/ferdinand

Pretty cool battle epic apparently based on a manga comic called GUNNM. I know nothing about manga but I know Japanese art when I see it. The one thing I really don't like about the main character is her big eyes which spook me the fuck out:

https://vidnode.net/videos/alita-battle-angel

I have only seen 30 mins of the Joker so I don't know if I like it yet. When the movie originally came out, all you could get from the pirate sites was a crappy headcam version with advertising. Good links are now available:

https://uniquestream.net/movies/joker-2019/

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 No.48

Just started watching The Witcher. Looking good but the plot seems a bit complicated. Maybe the writers are setting the stage for some epic stuff to come. Henry Cavill, of Superman fame, plays Geralt of Rivia. Good choice, I think. The character is gruff and untalkative, just the way we like our heroes:

https://uniquestream.net/tvshows/the-witcher-2019/

The Mandalorian is okay, I guess. Maybe works better for a Star Wars fan. My favourite character is the IG-11 droid. Hope to see it again in the next season because it was epic in the last episode of this season. And why is the season only 8 episodes long?

https://uniquestream.net/tvshows/the-mandalorian-2019/

Dark Matter is an awesome space opera series from a few years back. It isn't hard sci-fi but I find this to be more believable than Star Trek ever was. Though you don't find out till the third season, the timeline is 600 years in the future. I really like the way they sculpted the sets. Everything looks strictly functional and even a little dingy. The draw for me is the chemistry of the crew. They are nasty criminals who have forgotten their past so they try to follow their good side. An optimistic statement on the inherent goodness of human nature. We hear too much about how bad we are. The series was created by some guys who previously worked on Stargate. Unfortunately, Syfy cancelled the show after the third season. I'm not actually pissed about that, as I usually am about cancellations (Stargate: Universe in particular). I think this one ran its course and finished on a high note:

https://uniquestream.net/tvshows/dark-matter/

https://vidnode.net/videos/dark-matter-season-1-episode-1

https://vidnode.net/videos/dark-matter-season-2-episode-01-welcome-to-your-new-home

https://vidnode.net/videos/dark-matter-season-3-episode-1-being-better-is-so-much-harder

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 No.49

Mike Hammer with Stacy Keach

Many actors have played Mickey Spillane's timeless gumshoe but none has been as perfect for the role as Stacy Keach. His portrayal of the classic character is itself classic. There will never be another Mike Hammer, just as there can never be another Perry Mason (Raymond Burr nailed that one down for good). Stacy's series ran for two years from 1984. In 1997, 26 more episodes were produced for syndication:

https://tubitv.com/series/3958/mike_hammer_private_eye (only 9 episodes)

https://web.archive.org/web/20070308095443/http://www.stacykeach.com/hammer-series.htm

I wish I could find more episodes but I looked hard and came up empty-handed although a couple of full-length features like Murder Takes All can be found on YouTube. Darren McGavin has always been one of my favourite actors. He played Mike Hammer from 1958 for two seasons but I don't remember him as Mike Hammer. I'll always remember him as The Outsider (1967) and Kolchak: The Nightstalker (1974).

https://vidnode.net/videos/mike-hammer-season-1-episode-39

https://vidnode.net/videos/mike-hammer-season-2-episode-39

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 No.50

File: b69099eb6a91492⋯.jpg (36.25 KB,640x360,16:9,project-nim.jpg)

Can a chimp learn to live like a human? Apparently not, according to this research project. It is a bittersweet and, at times, distressing story which should make you question whether keeping chimps in captivity at all could ever be anything other than inhumane.

https://www.theguardian.com/film/2011/jul/24/project-nim-chimpsky-chimpanzee-language

Updated movie link (June 2022): https://streamz.ws/yfc5cb2e2954b1bf03fa488606063bc43

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 No.114

YouTube embed. Click thumbnail to play.

This is the first in a series on the dilemma of copyright. One of the arguments in favour of copyright is that creativity will flourish by virtue of strict control over copying. This ignores a centuries-old truth that great works are, almost without exception, built upon prior art. Geniuses are not born in a vacuum.

Part 2: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FYHky4CYq0Q

Part 3: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CB1KE5dbOZo

It is interesting that there is a gap of more than a year between part 2 (July 2018) and part 3 (December 2019). Writer's block? Or did it take that long to get permission to use all of those movie clips that appear in the last part? If this is what was done then it reveals the whole problem with copyright (not to mention the problem of YouTube's automated Content ID system). We live in an odd time. Everybody steals from copyrighted works but nobody wants to admit it. The biggest defenders of copyright are themselves thieves. Even the MPAA has been caught using copyrighted songs without permission in their promotional material. Everybody does it because we are, by nature, sharing creatures. After all, sharing and cooperation built our civilization.

The reason why I have posted those videos is that there some relevance to the Alleycat Player which I allow people to freely take and copy as they like. Of course, it would be difficult for me to claim a copyright in any case because I have chosen to remain anonymous. Or, closer to the truth, I am anonymous because I wish to relinquish copyright. The idea of telling people that they are not allowed to copy my work is repugnant to me. My work is based on the prior hard work of others. When I am stuck on a problem, I search the Internet for a potential solution. I stand on the shoulders of giants every time I do that. I cannot pretend that even one single line of code which I have written is utterly original. That is impossible.

Every version of my little project has been posted to create a timeline whereby others might learn how a work is created. The earliest version is quite pathetic because I knew not what I was doing. Though I have over 30 years of experience in programming, it was not in Javascript or HTML. Every new environment is like starting over. The project progressed by virtue of being able to copy what others have done. I did a lot of original work by hacking web sites but none of that would have been possible without prior art to learn from. Or without the tools which I have shamelessly used without attribution or payment. Whatever people may think of my work, it would not exist without the spirit of sharing which exists in abundance because that is the only way it can be.

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 No.126

File: 95309011b1c69d2⋯.jpg (68.66 KB,814x814,1:1,gremlin.jpg)

New version of Alleycat Player -- Version 2c is a major interface upgrade and I'm quite pleased with the way it turned out. But, my god, this upgrade was really hard, much harder than the YouTube DASH upgrade. Hacking YouTube and configuring the DASH player is the sort of stuff I'm actually good at. Designing a user interface, not so much. Besides that, CSS is a fucking bitch. That and obnoxious pre-CSS default browser behaviours. In many ways, browsers are still stuck in the past. The built-in elements are often incompatible with CSS. For example, radio buttons and checkboxes. These are very finicky to line up with the corresponding text because they were never intended to be user-modifiable in the first place and browser developers don't want to bother revisiting old shit. In the case of Firefox, dropdown boxes are STILL double-spaced despite this being a known problem for two fucking years! And then there is the ancient issue of unwanted scrollbars, especially on the select boxes. How fucking obvious is it that there ought to be an easy way to specify NO FUCKING SCROLLBARS! Just fuck off with that shit!

In the end, though, I conquered the beast. Another notch on my bedpost. You ain't gonna best this gnarly old programmer. Not by a long shot. If I have a mind to do so, I can break anything. End of tooting my own horn. :)

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 No.127

YouTube embed. Click thumbnail to play.

This is me test driving my finished copy of Alleycat Player. After a long-winded development session often entailing crazy-long caffein-enraged night-to-day-to-night shifts, it is fun as hell to test drive the code and see the end result of a lot of HARD work. Put the pedal to the metal on that bitch!

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 No.128

YouTube embed. Click thumbnail to play.

Deep into the Code -- This is the music for Doom E3M3 (the original original game). Though I don't actually play music while coding (except as background noise), this is the music I would want to crank up to max volume if I did. The story behind this is that Robert Prince, the composer for both Doom and Doom II, walked into the id offices (and, yes, id was actually spelt with a small i at the time), observed John Carmack intently staring into the glow of his computer monitor in a dark room and the rest is history.

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 No.146

How legal is Alleycat Player?

I have no fucking idea. The law is clear as mud on the issue of scraping websites. If it is public information (that is, not protected by a password) then it is probably safe. On the other hand, scraping gigabytes of data could trigger a response by the target, as in this case:

https://www.theverge.com/2019/9/10/20859399/linkedin-hiq-data-scraping-cfaa-lawsuit-ninth-circuit-ruling

https://reason.com/2019/09/09/scraping-a-public-website-doesnt-violate-the-cfaa-ninth-circuit-mostly-holds/

Then there is this app which mimics the Instagram API and has been removed from GitHub:

https://torrentfreak.com/instagram-uses-dmca-complaint-to-protect-users-copyrighted-works-200130/

While Alleycat doesn't do anything on this level (it only scrapes for video data), it certainly does some amount of mimicking, especially when it uses the Local Proxy Server to fake the referrer. I suppose if Alleycat were to get wider recognition, some attempt could be made to shut it down. That is why I encourage people to copy and reuse the code.

There is a long-standing campaign to take down Youtube music rippers:

https://torrentfreak.com/youtube-rippers-battle-riaa-in-takedown-whack-a-mole-200128/

https://torrentfreak.com/bpi-joins-riaas-takedown-battle-against-youtube-download-sites-200215/

Just posting information which leads to piracy can get you in trouble:

https://torrentfreak.com/operator-of-popcorn-time-info-site-is-liable-for-piracy-supreme-court-rules-200115/

The Popcorn Time app is here: https://popcorntime.app

In Canada, there are safeguards in place to block copyright holders from abusing legal loopholes:

https://vancouversun.com/news/staff-blogs/confused-about-copyright-in-canada-a-guide-to-recent-changes-in-canadas-internet-piracy-laws-with-video

Back in October, there was a big shutdown of pirate sites (Openload, Streamango, Verystream and Rapidvideo):

https://torrentfreak.com/openload-and-others-taken-down-by-anti-piracy-alliance-ace-191031/

Openload was the big 800-pound elephant. It was nearly as big as Netflix. However, as you can see from the offerings in Alleycat Player, there are still a lot of sites still available. Perhaps they just aren't big enough yet to bother shutting down? Some sites have been shut down in places like Lithuania and Malaysia but they were a lot bigger than you would expect. In those areas of the world, the draw is Hollywood films dubbed in the local language. The potential audience is huge.

As for IPTV, there have been too many takedowns to count. Sellers of set-top boxes have been hauled into court and sued for millions. Other sites have given up their user logs to the authorities but it is highly doubtful that end-users will be chased down. This, however, is worrisome:

https://torrentfreak.com/italian-police-report-223-pirate-iptv-subscribers-to-the-judicial-authorities-200220/

Most of the IPTV sources in Alleycat Player are legit because they are available directly from the horse's mouth. The questionable links are all in the US, UK or Canada but I actually have no idea how the suppliers of those links stand legally. They've all been in operation for at least a year.

Additional reading:

https://torrentfreak.com/facebook-sees-copyright-abuse-as-one-of-the-platforms-main-challenges-200108/

https://torrentfreak.com/warhorse-studios-hilariously-infringes-pirates-copyrights-to-support-the-developer-200214/

I'll post more articles as I find them. This is obviously of special interest to me.

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 No.156

YouTube embed. Click thumbnail to play.

The stupidest thing about music copyright is that a musician can be sued for unintentionally using the same sequence of notes as some other song. Mathematically, the number of possible note sequences is finite and the probability of duplicate sequences coming from different musicians is quite high. That ought to be pretty obvious but it doesn't look like the courts are using much common sense with these lawsuits.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-8042979/Musician-uses-computer-algorithm-compose-melody-thats-possible-key-C.html

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 No.202

There is a glitch in the Fox News website which allows for entire episodes of their TV shows to be viewed via Alleycat Player. While glitches may exist on other networks' systems, I haven't found them. The case with Fox News is that Alleycat does not do anything specific to get past the subscriber login because the video URL is not hidden and no blockage exists on the backend.

I have compiled a list of the more popular TV shows on both Fox News and Fox Business. Open these links and copy the URL for the desired episode into Alleycat Player. Hint: use DIG, not Play ID.

https://video.foxnews.com/playlist/longform-hannity/

https://video.foxnews.com/playlist/longform-tucker-carlson-tonight/

https://video.foxnews.com/playlist/longform-justice-with-judge-jeanine/

https://video.foxnews.com/playlist/longform-the-next-revolution-with-steve-hilton/

https://video.foxnews.com/playlist/longform-the-ingraham-angle/

https://video.foxnews.com/playlist/longform-the-five/

https://video.foxbusiness.com/playlist/longform-trish-regan-primetime/

https://video.foxbusiness.com/playlist/longform-lou-dobbs-tonight/

https://video.foxbusiness.com/playlist/longform-kennedy/

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 No.203

Piracy News this week

https://torrentfreak.com/reddits-copyright-infringement-removals-increased-by-500-last-year-200226/

https://torrentfreak.com/pornhubs-owner-targets-thousands-of-bittorrent-pirates-200226/

https://torrentfreak.com/what-type-of-anti-piracy-campaign-is-more-likely-to-work-on-infringers-200301/

https://torrentfreak.com/yespornplease-and-vshare-io-go-offline-following-massive-copyright-lawsuit-200302/

https://torrentfreak.com/apollotv-streaming-app-shuts-down-following-ace-cease-and-desist-notice-200304/

https://torrentfreak.com/french-isps-block-dozens-of-pirate-sites-following-movie-industry-action-200305/

https://torrentfreak.com/plex-slammed-by-huge-copyright-coalition-for-not-policing-pirates-200306/

https://torrentfreak.com/new-anti-piracy-campaign-piles-on-the-scare-tactics-but-whos-scared-200307/

https://torrentfreak.com/jehovahs-witness-body-uses-dmca-to-subpoena-youtube-for-apostates-identity-200308/

It is interesting that the parent company of Pornhub is going after pirates in the midst of a campaign to shut down Pornhub. Rather than making the changes at Pornhub being demanded to keep child porn and rape videos off the site, they are chasing after pirates who are illegally distributing videos from Naughty America and the like? That is a seriously fucked up world view.

A lot of people have been calling for the censorship or eradication of Pornhub or of porn sites in general. That is a bad idea because it can only hide the problem. As it is, porn sites are wide open to public inspection. Censorship would force them to go underground and that would be worse. The right approach is not government intervention but public exposure. Shame them, boycott them, scream about the issue on social media, whatever. Let the people decide what is right and wrong, not the government.

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 No.250

Ruminations in the dead of night

Dang. Went to sleep and only farted. Heh. It's one of those nights again. My brain is working overtime so it's best to just give up on trying to sleep, not that I care about sleep anyway but when the brain gets tired and refuses to sleep...you know the drill.

It's about time I posted on this thread anyway and got it up on the Nerve Center for a while. Not that posting in the middle of the night is great exposure in any case. So I was thinking that someone might be watching me. No, not the Deep State or anyone shady but maybe I've attracted the attention of some of my hacking "victims". Namely, the three sites that Alleycat Player is stealing most of the US Internet TV channels from. They are: ustv247.tv, ustvgo.tv and watchnewslive.tv but I'm starting to think that ustvgo might be the main one since site format changes always appear there first. It is also the site that wouldn't let go of the bot blocker after the last round of changes in early March.

The most recent changes occurred after a three-day downtime period from March 31 to April 3. The changes got rolled back, essentially reverting the sites back to the previous iteration, with the exception of a tiny difference in the page formatting on ustvgo. At this time, everything is working fine so what's the big deal, you say? Well, my question is: why do these changes keep occurring? Who is the target? Their rivals in the lucrative IPTV business who might be stealing network bandwidth from them? That's possible but it seems unlikely. I don't know anything about the IPTV business but I would imagine that everybody in that business knows everybody else and you don't get away with stealing for very long. All it takes is some bad PR to get rid of an unscrupulous rival. Technical barricades like the ones that I've seen wouldn't last long anyway against a resourceful rival.

Looking at the traffic stats for the sites reveals that they get anywhere from 30,000 to 70,000 visits per day. That's a combined average of 150,000 per day for all three. How could Alleycat Player put a dent on those traffic numbers? I dunno but let's try a few assumptions. Assume that there have been at least 500 installs of AP because archive.org reports over 500 page visits. Perhaps there are many more than that due to people passing copies to each other but I doubt that. So, 500 copies of AP being used every day to watch some TV could easily amount to over a thousand hours of viewing time, especially with so many people stuck indoors with this crazy coronavirus bullshit. We can also assume that, with 150,000 visits per day, the sites might well be racking up as many as 300,000 viewing hours. A thousand hours versus 300,000. A drop in a bucket.

The thing with Alleycat Player is that it makes channel hopping easy. If the sites are using any kind of network monitoring tool, this pattern of rapid transition from one channel to another without the usual intermediate page loads could get flagged as suspicious. I figure that AP users could be expected to channel flip at 10 times the rate of a typical site user. The same IP banging on a dozen different channel feeds in the course of a single minute might set some alarms going somewhere. Their feeble attempts at blocking my hacking skills have not succeeded in silencing those alarms. Is that why the recent changes got rolled back? I was hacking them at the same time that they were rolling them out (snicker). Considering that most of their users were offline due to the sites being up and down for three days...well, I must have gotten noticed.

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 No.252

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 No.609

File: 3a6c5818b668dd5⋯.png (355.18 KB,1050x800,21:16,corona_timeline_dems_vs_Tr….png)

very nice, ty so much

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 No.624

New app now available

Introducing the 8kun Bread Launcher, an alternative to the default 8kun client. Faster and better looking. With built-in Youtube video player (code taken from Alleycat Player). An unbeatable combination.

Try it now. Also: new update for Alleycat Player.

https://archive.org/details/alleycat-player

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 No.814

Hey!

Just wanted to let you know I downloaded the AlleyCat player, and it is working great, although I am a complete noob at video...

Love your stream-of-consciousness posts about programming, etc. I'm kinda old, too. I remember BBSes, and boxes of file cards with phone numbers on them.

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 No.816

>>814 -- Thanks for your feedback. That's two (2) happy customers so far out of 1361 (current total shown on the view counter at archive.org). That is an engagement rate of 0.00147 which is slightly better than the 0.001 rate that I was predicting. Kek. People just choose to stay silent for some reason.

Occassionally, I do a Duckduck search for "alleycat player" just to see who might be talking about this app on the world wide interwebs and today I got a hit. Was from September. Somebody got a hold of my app and proceeded to utterly and totally misunderstand it, apparently due to an inability to actually read instructions (while, ironically, handing out instructions of his own). The app literally runs on a web browser as a single html page (the Local Proxy Server stuff is optional) but you wouldn't think that if you read what happened here:

http://whigdev.com/white/index.php?threads/alleycat-video-player-free-internet-tv-and-movie-channels.1512/

Also here: https://qteam17.com/forum/threads/alleycat-video-player-free-internet-tv-and-movie-channels.277/

All of that to finally conclude that Alleycat Player is only good for watching some TV. I have no flipping idea what this person was trying to accomplish. I get that this was meant as some sort of demo for how to run a web application as a project in Electron (something like that) but why use my app for that? And why be so stubborn about not reading the fucking manual? Some people, man.

Anyway, that's all I've got for "stream-of-consciousness" today. What will be will be.

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 No.928

New version of Alleycat Player is now available

- Support for over 50 video sources including Youtube, Bitchute, Vimeo, Twitter, Facebook, Periscope, etc.

- Download or play videos or copy the video link for playback on VLC or SMPlayer or whatever you have.

- Sources for free movies and TV shows. Many of these sources are unsafe but not with Alleycat Player.

- Over 250 Internet TV channels and Internet Radio. Quick and easy push-button access for channel surfing.

- Many alternative channels like NewsMax, Real America's Voice, InfoWars, RT, Al Jazeera, etc.

- Advanced video player controller with seek presets, brightness adjustment and more.

This is the only combination video link extractor and video player that is designed to operate on popular web browsers with user-friendly controls (unlike command-line tools like youtube-dl). Tested for compatibility with Firefox, Chrome, Brave and Opera. It is 100% hand-coded Javascript and HTML. There is no copyright restriction. Inspect, steal or modify the code as you wish. It is totally free. No donation expected and no product to sell.

Also get the 8kun Bread Launcher which is a super-fast browser for 8kun threads. This is a new application so it is not fully functional. It does not (yet) support posting. Give feedback if you want this tool to mature.

Go here: https://archive.org/details/alleycat-player

Note: there is an optional Local Proxy Server installation included for the purpose of handling access to restricted web sites (Twitter, for example). While optional, it is also required if you want to enjoy the full functionality of the above tools. This is a Node.js application.

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 No.955

>>928

Thank you AC

o7

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 No.967

Install this Local Proxy Server to fix your DNS problems

This nifty tool has been available since March 11 but I've delayed announcing it since I wanted to get it exactly right. It is now bullet-proof and ready for the big time. Why would you want this? Well, how about speeding up your Internet? Not enough? Then how about fixing your DNS problems once and for all? With 8kun having so many DNS issues (ongoing right now), you want this tool.

In addition to having your own custom DNS service, you can also access TOR without switching away from your favourite browser. This is an upgrade to the original proxy server designed to support Alleycat Player. If you already have the proxy server installed then all you need to do is save a couple of files and then follow the instructions to configure your web browser. If you don't already have the 8kun Bread Launcher then you should get it. Alleycat Player is an awesome tool as well.

Get all of this right now: https://archive.org/details/alleycat-player

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 No.1023

>>928

I'm going to try these tools, if I like them I'll write better QRD's. I just found your board, ty for all the effort.

I look forward to watching videos on foxnews without being gangraped by js. FWIW it's been easy for me to find episodes of cucker on bitchute by searching with the dd-mm-yy date.

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 No.1024

>>1023

I had to look up the definition of QRD: https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=QRD

I don't think that you can improve on my description of Alleycat Player but you're welcome to take a shot at it. As for the 8kun Bread Launcher, I guess I do need some assistance there. Ditto for the Kraker Local Proxy Server.

>I look forward to watching videos on foxnews without being gangraped by js.

Kek. It's not just Fox News. No matter what video site you go to, you get buried under mountains of Javascript. Some are much worse than others. For my part, I don't bother watching videos if I can't run the link through Alleycat Player. Unless it's a must-watch vid which is pretty rare.

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 No.1025

Performance issues with Alleycat Player

I already posted in the Firefox Chrome thread about the media performance problem with Firefox 90. Yesterday, my Firefox updated to version 90.0.2 and the performance is a bit improved but still an issue. I have an old computer (maybe 15 years old or so) and video performance has always been a problem on web browsers. My situation has slightly improved since my Windows XP system died on me (I'm now running Win 10) but I still can't play 720p videos without mercilessly pegging the CPU. Sometimes I have to resort to exporting the video link to SMPlayer because it can play videos with 1/3 of the CPU that the browser uses. In fact, exporting links to SMPlayer was the original motivation for creating Alleycat Player. Here's a quick fix if you are having performance issues with Firefox 90:

In "about:config": aboutgfx.webrender.force-disabled (set this to true, default is false)

My current beef is that Firefox still uses too much CPU for video playback but it is at least tolerable for the most part. Except in fullscreen mode. The lag is very noticeable. The video control panel does not behave correctly and the video stalls frequently.

Before you tell me to use another web browser, let me inform you that Firefox is critical for my web hacking work. I could use another browser but not as efficiently because certain features are missing. Even Firefox is not always sufficient and I have to resort to other tools for my work. But Firefox does play a big role. So, no, I'm not gonna give up on Firefox yet.

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 No.1027

>>1024

generally I can watch videos by enabling one or 2 javascripts on noscript and leaving the rest blocked

but on (((foxnews))) there are fucking thousands of them, even when I *want* to watch a vid on there and disable all extensions I have trouble

>>1025

hopefully 720 works fine on newer computers

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 No.1152

Here I am again with some more video and movie picks. It's been a whole two years since I offered some contagion movies to "celebrate" the start of the plandemic lockdowns. Then I locked down. Seriously, I haven't been anywhere in all that time except to do groceries or the occassional bank run. I just could not stand the atmosphere of paranoia out there. My area (Ottawa, Canada) started the mask madness in August 2020. The mandate was lifted a few months ago but I still don't feel comfortable. It's like surviving a zombie apocalypse and then learning that there's no zombies anymore but you can never be sure that there aren't still a few out there. The sense of uneasiness doesn't ever really go away. I still see some covidiots walking around with a mask because they just cannot admit that they got scammed. The sunk cost is so high that it is difficult to face reality now.

This first video pick is very apropo given how the media lied to us about the flu. A lot of people are finally starting to understand that their entire world view has been concocted for them. We were warned about this repeatedly by the liars themselves. This episode of the BBC series Thirty-Minute Theatre is called The News-Benders. Interestingly, this was at a time when the BBC had a "philistine policy" (as one writer noted) of erasing video tapes after airing. Someone with a sense of its historical value saved this tape from extinction.

https://archive.org/details/TheNewsBenders

Direct video link: https://archive.org/download/TheNewsBenders/The%20News-Benders%20%281968%29.mp4

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 No.1153

This Russian film is a joy to watch. The name is Attraction: Invasion (or Attraction 2). The production value is quite high and some of the CGI scenes are among the best I've seen. It's a sequel to the earlier film Attraction. It seems that the aliens from the first film left the planet but now some of them have returned. There is a good AI and a bad AI battling for control with a good alien trying to save Earth from annihilation.

https://vidnode.net/videos/invasion

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt8060328/

The sequel is dubbed in English but I couldn't find a dubbed version of the original. This one has English subtitles.

https://vidnode.net/videos/attraction (subtitles separate)

https://mixdrop.co/f/o740njj0al8j1z7 (subtitles embedded in the video)

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt4731148/

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 No.1154

YouTube embed. Click thumbnail to play.

Instant Karma - I was browsing through my voluminous collection of links to find the next movie for posting and I came across this short vid. This will make you laugh and cringe at the same time. He died so it's a bit hard to laugh about it but geez...

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 No.1155

I recently watched Minority Report because people keep hinting that it depicts some kind of a dystopian future of pervasive surveillance but it is really not that. At first, I thought the "pre-crime unit" would be some sort of AI that tries to anticipate future crimes from current surveillance data and then has them arrested for "pre-crimes". I was interested in that angle but I still never got around to watching the movie. Then I heard that there were these humans called "psycogs" who dream of future events and my interest dropped to zero. That's not dystopian. It's just a fantasy. We're not on the verge of creating a race of pre-cognitive humans but we are on the verge of putting our fates in the robotic hands of some kind of AI.

One major issue that I had with the movie is that it never explains how it's okay to keep the three psycogs in captivity and in a semi-coma. Like, did they lose their right to bodily autonomy? Besides that, it makes no sense to build an entire law enforcement bureaucracy around this. The psycogs seem to be an accident of nature and not replaceable. Dumb.

The movie is also overly long. It should have been cut down to 2 hours at most. Much of the action is just pointless. The movie would have been a lot better if more time had been spent exploring the philosophical and moral ramifications of the "pre-crime" approach to law enforcement.

https://vidnode.net/videos/minority-report-2002-hd-720p

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Minority_Report_(film)

TV series (it lasted one season):

https://vidnode.net/videos/minority-report-season-1-episode-1

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 No.1156

I saw this movie some months ago but I couldn't remember the title. Well, I thought, it's a zombie movie so it shouldn't be hard to find. I know that it was listed on imdb.com so I looked there. No luck. Not showing up on Wikipedia either. After several hours of fruitless searching, I finally hit this page:

https://www.allhorror.com/genre/zombies?sf_paged=14

The name is Zombie Dawn. Daaamn! How could I forget a title like that? And why is it missing from just about every zombie movie list? It's from 2011 so it should have been noticed by now. Funny how this shit works (or doesn't work) sometimes. Anyway, this is a good film made in Chile, reportedly for a mere $22,000. The story:

Something bad happened in the Frontier Zone that decimated the population of an unnamed country. Fifteen years later, a biologist and a geologist are escorted to ground zero by a motley crew of fucked up mercenaries but nobody is really sure why. Everything goes wrong and it ends like Night of the Living Dead (everybody dies).

Muerte Ciega with English subtitles:

https://tubitv.com/movies/543059/zombie-dawn

https://www.youtube.com/embed/eRXNPNr7RTI

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt2089863/

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 No.1157

Roswell, New Mexico is an interesting TV series for a few reasons. Firstly, it's a remake of Roswell which aired from 1999 to 2002 and it is based on a book series called Roswell High. I have only just started to watch the original and, so far, I don't have much of an opinion to offer. The show didn't do so well despite attracting an enthusiastic fanbase. Secondly, the remake has higher production values than the original (not surprising) and is heavy on the sci-fi angle right from the start (the original was mainly a character drama in its first season).

Thirdly, and importantly, the wokeness agenda is quite evident right from the first episode. After having devastated the Supergirl series with wokeness (especially in the third and sixth seasons), I was interested in seeing how they would approach this in Roswell, New Mexico. Fans of the original show are shocked by the blatant wokeness, as you can see from the comments on IMDB (linked below). The wokeness is mainly pro-immigrant, pro-gay and anti-racist but they avoid the temptation to talk about "whiteness" or "white supremacy".

The wokeness comes in spurts and is jarring because it is clearly not part of the script as originally written. I gather that the writers are not woke but were forced to add the extra lines by the show's producers. Woke writers don't know how to write a good script. They can't do humour and they lack the empathy needed to build sympathetic characters (important for the audience to care about the story). At this point, with the show in its fourth and final season, the wokeness agenda seems have to been dropped except for the overtly gay scenes. Originally, we had one of the three aliens depicted as bisexual and now we have two. Are they planning to make the third one gay too?

The pro-immigrant agenda clashes with the details of the story. The main character's father is an "illegal alien" (the official terminology for law-breaking border crashers). He owns a restaurant and has been in the country for 30 years. This hardly works to convince the audience that immigrants live under an imminent threat of deportation. Also, the fact that the aliens with super powers are a genuine threat to humanity works against the idea that illegal aliens are just good people seeking a better life for their family. Like I said, the wokeness crap is just thrown in and was never an intended part of the story.

Anyway, watch the show if you can work around the wokeness when it pops up. Turn away when the gay dudes start kissing if your disgust meter is still in working condition. Other than that, I think it's pretty good although I still have trouble with the concept of aliens with super powers. A bit of restraint would have been nice but that's how I generally feel about all of these "super-hero" shows. I enjoy the idea of having super powers but, damn, can we at least try to make it a little bit plausible?

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt7588054/reviews

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roswell_(TV_series)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roswell,_New_Mexico_(TV_series)

https://tvseriesfinale.com/tv-show/tag/roswell-new-mexico/

Each of these links covers the full season:

https://vidnode.net/videos/roswell-new-mexico-season-1-episode-13-recovering-the-satellites

https://vidnode.net/videos/roswell-new-mexico-season-2-episode-13-mr-jones

https://vidnode.net/videos/roswell-new-mexico-season-3-episode-13-never-let-you-go

https://vidnode.net/videos/roswell-new-mexico-season-4-episode-5-you-get-what-you-give

The original episodes:

https://vidnode.net/videos/roswell-season-1-episode-22

https://vidnode.net/videos/roswell-season-2-episode-21

https://vidnode.net/videos/roswell-season-3-episode-18

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 No.1158

This post continues from the previous one since I have now finished watching Roswell. I must say that I thoroughly enjoyed the first season but the show goes off the rails around the middle of the second season and never really recovers. There are a lot of filler episodes where the writers are just tossing ideas around to see what will stick. The most egregious of these sub-plots is the flying saucer incident which isn't really an incident aside from Max and Liz getting arrested for holding up a convenience store. I'm not giving out any spoilers here. It's a pointless sub-plot that goes nowhere and the flying saucer is never mentioned again afterwards. On top of that, we are introduced to another alien. I was hoping to see this new character developed further but he ultimately just walks off-stage mumbling something about his life being ruined.

The flying saucer actually looks like a flying saucer as opposed to the non-descript ship which shows up near the series finale. It is a reconstruction of the original which crashed in 1947. I guess the military has some really sharp people working for them since they were able to rebuild the whole damn ship from the twisted bits of metal we saw earlier at the scene of the crash. The entrance to the ship's hangar is hidden in the back of a convenience store, hence the reason for the heist. They couldn't just sneak in at night? Anyway, somebody moves the ship to another location and Max needs to find it again so he goes to Los Angeles to find the alien. For some reason, Max thinks that this guy knows where the ship was moved to. We learn that the guy does know so Max enlists him as the pilot but, of course, the ship doesn't actually work. This shit is so retarded that I felt compelled to write something about it. It is almost worse than the wokeness in the remake.

In my previous post, I complained about the plausibility of super-powers. I can suspend my disbelief to a point as long as an effort is made to explain the source of the powers. For example, I'm fine with Superman's powers being sourced from the yellow sun (as opposed to the red sun of his home planet). However, I have a problem with the idea of his offspring somehow inheriting his powers. Bending the laws of physics (in particular, the law of conservation of energy) is a real sticking point for me but I try to work through it somehow. That said, I find that the Roswell, New Mexico remake scores better in the plausibility department than the original show. At least, the show tries to limit the powers to psychic healing, psychic projection and telekinesis. The original includes the transmutation of matter.

As long as we're just doing parlour tricks, I can live with the transmutation of matter but the show really starts taking it a bit too far. In season 3, episode 10, I started to feel like I was watching Bewitched only with hand gestures and not the wiggly nose. Isabel touches a car to change its colour from black to yellow. It's not the colour change that I have a problem with. It's the racing stripes. Later in the same episode, Max refills a keg of beer with a wave of his hand. I must have missed the part where he feeds everyone with a fish and a loaf of bread. The real kicker is yet to come.

In the very next episode, the writers must have realized that they were pushing this too far. Something seemed off when the show began with the credits. Then the show started spoofing Bewitched. Literally. Where the show credits would have normally appeared were the credits for I Married An Alien. Mind blown. Jonathan Frakes was the show's producer and I'm willing to bet that this was all his fault.

My final beef is what they did with Tess, portraying her as a mass murderer at the end (though she slightly redeems herself). The best part of the original show isn't the story. It's the characters and the sympathy that I felt for them. The remake misses the mark with that because the characters come off like little bitches. On the other hand, the story isn't full of filler. The final season is still ongoing and I hope it ends on a high note.

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 No.1159

thanks for making the demo, I watched the rally and tried a couple infowars vids, it works great.

>https://8chananon.github.io/dl/alleycat-player-demo.htm

the sound did seem a little off but that mightve been my speakers

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 No.1160

>>1159

Thanks for your kind reply. It makes me happy (no joke).

Weird shit going on with 8kun. The posting server is rejecting certain user agents. Couldn't log in or do the captcha until I deleted the user agent by using a shadow port on my Kraker Local Proxy Server. Neat stuff that server.

Anyway, there's a new version of Alleycat Player available.

https://8chananon.github.io

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 No.1291

File: 27ae50372726e08⋯.png (55.53 KB,1007x647,1007:647,8kun.png)

The spambot that has been destroying /qresearch/ has attacked my board as well. It looks like /midnightriders/ got spammed too but a quick look at the catalog doesn't show anything amiss though the board owner could have just been quick at deleting the spam.

A bunch of new threads were created so I shut down thread creation. The open threads got spammed but not too seriously so I was able to delete the spam easily enough. I locked all threads except for this one.

I just wonder why /alleycat/ got spammed. Is that a clue to the identity of the spammer?

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 No.1292

>>1291

Looks like the spambot is gone for now. It might come back if it gets reprogrammed to bypass the new captcha. I've re-enabled thread creation and removed the thread locks.

The new captcha breaks posting in the 8kun Bread Launcher. I have that fixed but I don't know when I'll get around to releasing the code. Does anybody still use it? Dunno since nobody talks to me.

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 No.1294

I'm working on the new version of the 8kun Bread Launcher. Turns out that the latest version (2d) doesn't work with Chrome-based browsers (like Brave). Damn. See my rant about this in the Latest News on my GitHub Page:

https://8chananon.github.io/news.html

I had to do a bunch of stuff with the proxy server to get everything working smoothly. It's pretty neat. The solution for the third-party cookie issue is to scam the browser into believing that the Launcher is being loaded from a website and not from "localhost". Plenty of possibilities for something like that.

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 No.1295

File: b501a0dd1d3d099⋯.jpg (135.56 KB,2200x1236,550:309,blow_your_own_shit_sun_tzu.jpg)

Testing the 8kun Bread Launcher again. Hope this works.

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 No.1296

File: 396c8c116cbcba0⋯.png (294.67 KB,604x413,604:413,mighty_digits.png)

>>1295

Groovy. That worked. Almost ready to release the Launcher.

Edit: forgot to fill in the name field, kek.

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 No.1303

Found a security glitch in the site login.

I'm supposed to be logged out but actually I am not.

Not explaining why or how since that could compromise 8kun.

Tch.

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 No.1304

I posted this in the QR bunker (endchan.net and endchan.org) but nobody seems to care. Kek, I get it. Jim Watkins' 8kun Authenticator is an insult to the anons. The problem, of course, is that the site needs more traffic else Jim will shut it down. Anyway, here's my little spiel.

...

Hot holy hell! I hate hate Java! But I got it done. Here it is. My version of the 8kun Authenticator.

You have no idea what I had to go through for this. Decompiling the APK, finding the bits of code that I need to run tests, then reconfiguring the code to run in plain Java. Hundreds of compilation steps. What can I say? I don't know Java. Or Android. Or anything. I had to figure it all out from scratch.

You need to have a Java interpreter on your system. I don't know what version is required. I think version 9 or better. The newest is version 19. This runs in a console. No fancy graphics here. You may need to do one little thing to get this working on Windows (I have no idea about Linux). Open the console and type something like this in:

set path="C:\Program Files\Java\jdk-19\bin"

You'll have to find out what version of Java you've got and where it's installed. After that, you can run my app with "java auth8kun". Simple. Here are the downloads:

https://8chananon.github.io/dl/auth8kun.class

https://8chananon.github.io/dl/auth8kun.java

The "class" file is the Java executable and the "java" file is the source code.

I have this working in Javascript on the browser too. Will let you know about that later.

Addendum: As promised, I have the Javascript version for you. Just hit the link below to start it up. It loads a cryptographic module from the same location. Also, in order to get around the browser's cross-origin restrictions, the connection passes through a proxy. It's pretty reliable so you shouldn't have an issue with it. As for the authentication server, it tends to go wonky for about 30 seconds at a time. If you see "err_001" then just wait a bit before trying again.

https://8chananon.github.io/dl/auth8kun.htm

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 No.1305

>>1304

Beautiful ❤️

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 No.1307

>>1304

So Jim Watkins dropped the Authenticator APK and has now gone with the public domain authenticator once managed by Google. Don't let the Google name bother you. This is just an implementation of a public RFC. See here:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Time-based_one-time_password

https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/rfc6238

The apps mentioned in my previous post are no longer online since there is nothing to learn from them. The link to "auth8kun.htm" is still valid but it is a new app which is an implementation of the TOTP. I did not reverse engineer the Google app. I just followed the spec. The only thing Google added to the TOTP spec is Base32 encoding for the password (which is covered by RFC 3548). Again, no secret.

The problem with Jim's use of TOTP is that the password is not secret. It is generated freely by his server. Anybody can get a valid password on request. This is not secure. To prove my claim, the /qresearch/ board was just attacked again by the same spambot which has been dogging the site for a number of months. Whether my app was used as inspiration is irrelevant. Jim's policy seems to be "security through obscurity" which is always a bad idea. He's looking to do something so clever that the spammer won't figure it out. Where is CodeMonkey when we need him? Kek.

Anyway, we'll have to wait and see what Jim does next. I have a new version of the 8kun Bread Launcher but I can't release it until the dust settles. Right now, the TOTP doesn't work very well because the posting server checks the validity of the code AFTER an upload has completed instead of at the start. If an upload takes more than 30 seconds then it will always fail because the code will have expired. This needs to be fixed. In the meantime, I made a plus version of the 8kun Authentigator which calculates a code for each of three time steps. If you can guess the right code ahead of time, you can compensate for the time it takes for an upload. This is goofy but there is nothing else I can do.

https://8chananon.github.io/dl/auth8kun.htm

https://8chananon.github.io/dl/auth8kunplus.htm

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 No.1312

File: 4efab61b8dfde62⋯.jpg (81.94 KB,880x630,88:63,hi_there.jpg)

Testing 8kun Bread Launcher. New version coming soon.

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 No.1313

>>1312

Good o

Ty

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 No.1314

>claimable

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 No.1316

>>1314

Really? Just goes to show how fast two weeks goes by.

Especially when obsessively coding as if the fate of the world hinges on it.

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 No.1317

>>1316

Shit. Forgot to turn on moderator mode on the Launcher.

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 No.1318

>>1317

Nice to see you're still here, cat

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 No.1319

>>1318

I check the board every day. How would I feel if someone announced the end of the world and I wasn't there to get the message?

I'm always around. Here and on QR where I seldom post but I check the notables. Like I said, I don't want the end of the world to catch me unawares.

About a month ago (not sure when), I posted the following on QR but got zero response. I mean absolutely zero. As in not one human being. I know because I can monitor the activity on the remote proxy server and there's been none. I suppose I should have cross-posted here but I felt so disgusted that I just dug into my code even deeper. I can say that I've been on an absolute binge. Just today, I finally got Alleycat Player to work with Widevine DRM because my daughter asked me a while ago about a show on CTV which has DRM on it. Many good things to come but I'm kind of not in the mood to post about it.

Preview of the next version of the 8kun Bread Launcher

These advanced features are now available:

- integration with Alleycat Player for superb video support

- image viewer with scaling and brightness control

- speedy and efficient Twitter thread viewer

Test these apps in your browser right now.

https://8chananon.github.io/app/launch-8kun.htm

https://8chananon.github.io/app/alleycat-player.htm

Full disclosure. These are the source codes for the apps and the proxy server.

https://github.com/8chanAnon/8chananon.github.io/tree/main/app

https://github.com/8chanAnon/Kraker-Local-Proxy-Server/tree/main/api

Proxy server is here: https://kraker-remote.vercel.app

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 No.1320

>>1319

Tyvm

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 No.1347

>>1319

>the next version of the 8kun Bread Launcher

Bump

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 No.1351

>>1319

alleycat demo is a nice way to watch with noscript on, TY. I'm not high tech enough to use the app but the demo does everything I can think of, besides converting m3u8 to mp4 that works. Do you know a way to do it? Apps like VLC dont work for me on banned.video

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 No.1352

>>1351

>converting m3u8 to mp4

Alleycat Player doesn't convert to mp4 but it can download m3u8 into a single file which can then be converted to mp4 with a video editor (I use ffmpeg). However, you need to install the full package to get this feature since the player has to do stuff that is normally blocked by the web browser.

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 No.1353

>>1352

Thank you!

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