/v/ - Video Games

>>16606925

Have you looked into ffmpeg? There are several GUI/quick-webms/quick-mp4s programs for it if you don't want to use the commandline and setting up music webms for this site would be a simple template that you could use over and over.

Octopath Traveler for Switch asks for a "decryption key" that isn't provided anywhere as far as I can see (it's not the pass from OP)

Still looking for Worms Reloaded aka Worms 2: Armageddon

>>16606935

I suppose I should take more of an actual look around myself for what might be out there (and hopefully free/no registration). And I'll admit what I've seen of that "how to ffmpeg" image seemed confusing when I've seen it before. In any case, I'm tired of having no direct control over maximum filesize.

>>16607537

I'm using this: https://gitgud.io/nixx/WebMConverter

https://rentry.co/8o2nn

It's pretty good for webms because you can easily and accurately crop and cut if you wanna capture a scene from anime or whatever.

>>16609184

It's not on animebytes or bakabt

Anyone have the GoG version of Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night?

>>16610739

Seconding. Can someone add it to the vola?

Anybody got decent CD burning software? Thinking Alcohol 120%. Need good software to burn discs for /vr/ stuff as slowly as possible.

>>16610839

Just get ImgBurn.

Anyone have Cadence of Hyrule?

>>16606909

Hell yeah, gimme some tunes to get me off my fat ass and in a gym.

>>16610749

It's been added if you didn't see it.

>>16612330

I haven't used vola in such a long time but it seems there is a dl speed cap now for non-PRO users of 220 KiB/s? Would it be possible for the file to be reuploaded on ZippyShare?

Anyone got links to a v1.0 of San Andreas and Vice City? Want to actually play them without any content removed

>>16612646

I would but it says it would take 10 hours for me to download. If someone could just upload the GoG version that they bought that would be a ton easier. I expected a download link to be posted within minutes, but instead its just a steam version, even though there are multiple people in the thread saying they bought the GoG version. What the fuck is going on?

>>16612969

I'm downloading the CODEX release in the meantime while someone decides to upload the Good Old Games version on a better filesharing website like ZippyShare. I would have never thought Volafile would have such a shitty capped download speed for non-PRO users. The speeds used to be decent before.

That aside I hear the save files are compatible between the versions i.e. Steam and GOG so you could go the same route.

>>16612988

>a better filesharing website

Zippy a shit, Vola a shit

200MB max: https://catbox.moe/

20GB max: https://anonfile.com/

A lot of these are dead but here:

https://www.archiveteam.org/index.php?title=Pomf.se/Clones

Can a resident data hoarder tell me if a rip of the Playstation NTSC-J game "Kyuutenkai – Fantastic Pinball (J) (SLPS-00031)" actually exists as download in the wild? It's not part of MAME 0.210 Software List CHDs (merged).torrent and the only DDL place I found when searching was one of those have to sign up piracy blogs.

>>16613756

You might be able to find it in a psx redump collection that includes ntsc-j, it wouldn't be in a direct download, probably but it'd be the best dump you could find

>>16613798

I poked around some more and found a google docs spreadsheet with all kinds of isos hosted on a one click page. Had to create a throw away jail with a fresh palemoon portable install to get around that site's anti-adblock. Pirating old ass shit is getting real tiresome thanks to the chilling effect of Nintendo's lawsuits.

aHR0cHM6Ly9kb2NzLmdvb2dsZS5jb20vc3ByZWFkc2hlZXRzL2QvZS8yUEFDWC0xdlN0ODhMSkYtckxPOElDQVZvVElSTnJQQ0VBVWVaZnFGMHdqRk41RndFWmlpSHlGeUFUZW1SSjIwQkE2QmZtdUVleDhkZVd0OGhNZFpVRC9wdWJodG1sCg==

>>16613825

What's that link even supposed to be? It doesn't look like a google document code.

>>16614591

Can I get into it without being up to date with the anime series however?

I know about the gears and all the stuff about the timeskip, just didn't follow.

>>16614596

>Can I get into it without being up to date with the anime series however?

Kind of. I think you can watch it as an standalone movie if you already know about the time skip. The movie mostly deal with the Navy, but I don't think there's anything you NEED to know other than basic stuff like you already said.

>>16613662

Is there a 32-bit MEGA link for latest Enter the Gungeon by chance?

>>16614619

Everyone knows about Z and Baron Omatsuri, they're not exactly hard recommendations. Dead End Adventure is the other halfway decent One Piece movie.

>>16614655

Proof of purge?

Reminds me i should make a sex/lewd mod thread.

>>16614554

I like Clockwork Island Adventure, though it does contain some nostalgia for me because it was my first introduction to one piece. Dead End was good but some people say it's reminiscent of Luffy's battle with Crocodile. Z, Strong World and Gold I enjoyed as well, though I'm not sure they are better than Omatsuri. Z might. Not sure about the films after gold since I'm not caught up on it because of anime backlogs. I did skip out on those movie renditions of Alabaster and Choppers story arcs because I assumed they weren't going to be done well.

>>16614706

https://steamcommunity.com/app/530890/discussions/0/1694914736008916419/

It's a thread about reuploaded mods the users are able to salvage from the purge back in 2017 or so, apparently the guy (simplesim his name i think) that used to make the most mods for haydee got targeted by some faggot that he eventually gave up, then steam purged ALL of the mods in the workshop shortly after, you can look up on jewtube on how many mods he had made for the workshop in contrast to what's left available today

I can take a guess the salvaged set on the OP there is only a small part of what used to be available for download before things went to shit, the ones on >>16614655 are ones I never manage to get back then, and now I can actually download from steam did this (((purge))) happened, fuck that whiny faggot who caused this Alexandria Library burning-tier bullshit

>>16614655

>oppai Juri

Well I know what I'm gonna do!

If this was taken down what a damn shame

>>16614694

>>16614714

wrote everything down, now i'm going to call it.

tnx for all the suggestions

Found the game in the archive but what the fuck am I supposed to do with that? Its not a magnet link… what the heck?

>>16615039

It might be, or it could be a Mega link. They're altered a little bit so you have to figure out which parts are different from a normal link.

>>16614787

There's a small chance it might still be out there somewhere, or you could convince the guys who made the mods to cough up the files somehow

>oppai Juri

The mod also has her wearing heels instead of barefoot making it less odd compared to other mods of her being bigfooted

requesting sleeping dogs non definitive edition and kohan ahriman's gift

>>16612941

here you go

>SA

3626CE72EE63A555F25B953E90B434A736FD11FE

>VC

#F%KL5SCQwA%jPzGLYySy0CNu7QoWk3Uzw

>>16607537

Sorry. I have a terrible habit of forgetting to reply and that I even made a post.

This guy makes a bunch of additional tools if people don't want to deal with ffmepg/command line directly.

>boram

https://github.com/Kagami/boram

Cross-platform graphical WebM converter

>webm.py

https://github.com/Kagami/webm.py

Cross-platform command-line WebM converter

>wybm

https://github.com/Kagami/wybm

Extract and cut youtube webms

>WebMConverter

https://gitgud.io/nixx/WebMConverter

A wrapper around ffmpeg and AviSynth made for converting videos to WebM without having to use the command line.

The successor to Webm for Retards/Webm for Bakas

>>16615530

If your internet is so slow you can't watch it online,it would take you a fortnite to dl part 3 in decent quality.

>>16615412

These torrent headers? because there is no files inside the associated links. not trying to scre me are you anon?

>>16615629

horriblesubs.info should have what you need. They have magnet links for every Jojo episode with english subs.

>>16615629

magnet:?xt=urn:btih:6OQENHPRD77H6UXXNGNIZNZVC2WWHZLU&tr=http%3A%2F%2Fopen.nyaatorrents.info%3A6544%2Fannounce&dn=%5BNoobSubs%5D%20JoJo%27s%20Bizarre%20Adventure%20Stardust%20Crusaders%2001-48%20%281080p%20Blu-ray%208bit%20AAC%20MP4%29

Your internets funeral.

>>16616435

Vola is pretty shit, I don't understand why people keep using it. Shit speeds and only temporary hosting.

Amid Evil 1.0 https://www.mediafire.com/file/f15xuok0so23vro/Amid_Evil.zip/file

Bloodstained Ritual of the Night GOG version

https://www.mediafire.com/file/c9b3okvv9ckmy08/Bloodstained_-_Ritual_of_the_Night_v1.03_%282%29_%5BGOG%5D.zip/file

>>16617976

Could you provide some hashes for the bloodstained link? My download has been interrupted twice already so I want to be cautious.

>>16618125

what does putting hashes mean?

>>16618133

Sorry the correct term to have used was checksums. They're to verify nothing was altered/changed/corrupted. 7zip is one program that can provide that utility.

>>16618149

Sorry a bit new to this, but how do I do that?

>>16615591

Need a response to this, both VC and SA 1.0 exe torrents contain no files

>>16618178

7zip is one program that can do this already, under CRC SHA, when you right click on a file and open up the context menu. I downloaded the game on a whim, but after checking GOG's page on the game, the fact that they plan to have 13 dlc updates with the forums containing a changelog thread on v.1.04 while mentioning 1.05 was released last night and the zippyshare link being on 1.03, I think I'll continue to have the game on the backlog until it's fully complete.

>>16618149

Hash is commonly used that way, so it's not wrong.

>>16618178

>>16618246

If you're on windows, you can integrate 7-zip's hash functions into the file explorer's context menu.

>>16615530

In a similar vein, what's the best site to stream anime anymore?

>>16619394

If you have decent Internet connection, all you need is FFMPEG:

https://drewdevault.com/2018/08/26/Self-hosted-livestreaming.html

http://wiki.webmproject.org/adaptive-streaming/instructions-to-do-webm-live-streaming-via-dash

>>16617976

>>16618125

Old broken version, still don't care.

Any link or torrent for Tales of Symphonia? PC port.

>>16619554

Fitgirl.

>>16619442

>Old broken version

But wait, it's 1.03, which is steam version 1.02 right? I thought steam's 1.02 was the second patch is it not?

>>16620451

Reading the forums, we are past 1.05

>>16619367

>fire up ToR goy

too much work

>>16620434

I used to think 10+ GB seemed pretty bad but it isn't really, most of those are divided into 1 GB parts. You can just set your computer up to download a few in your sleep.

>>16619442

Ah, no, I meant just plain old youtube-style streaming, not livestreaming.

I like streams because they work well with my apple TV, but it seems like all the anime streaming sites have gone to complete shit.

>>16619892

Thnks

For the anon who asked for anime tiddies: https://anonfile.com/39x0h1w2n1/repurearia2v1.02_7z

pass is benis

>>16620434

Is downloading anything worth the effort? If you want to play a switch-exclusive title, just wait. You will have the files as long as you have the storage space (and nobody should ever delete anything except inferior copies of data they are replacing i.e. deleting a 480p encode of an anime when downloading a 720p version provided they are from the same source) and the emulation will only improve as time goes on.

Here's a spyware-free version of the JDownloader2 installer, if it helps. Good taste in soundtracks, friendo.

https://mega.nz/#!K0JEwLQK!EPBAmvU5P-C0MInqFoPOYbYFL_ZRzb1i0SoEg2M8fmk

>>16617976

>Bloodstained Ritual of the Night GOG version

Is it safe?

>>16623587

as a dry hump

>>16620698

You can do both, that stream from Drew is months old.

>>16621684

Shit thanks. Checksums?

>>16622788

That comic is still going?

>>16623796

>Checksums?

Hell if I know, I've already deleted the archive on my end.

>>16625220

install gentoo

>>16615995

What am I doing wrong? The # goes away when I put it ahead of "mega.nz/".

>>16623500

You can get the same spyware free installer from somewhere in JDownloader's website instead of mega and its stupid bandwidth limits.

>>16623500

>>16625975

I thought it was adware free, not spyware.

>>16625938

Try lurking. Seriously this was asked and answered in the last thread. Read it.

>>16626005

Adware can include and/or be considered as spyware. Windows installers' adware get the opportunity to datamine you a lot (setting default search engine, etc.), and probably do so on a regular basis.

>>16623796

Not sure, but you're better off reading something like High Score Girl if you want a weeb story about videogames.

Looks like I have to buy the damn game and rip the contents myself

>>16626329

Nah, I liked that Yuri intro to FGs. I just wondered if they were continuing it, or are pursuing an animation. It was cute. Not much a weeb here. Also don't like animes, too slow, prefer mangas

>>16623796

>Shit thanks. Checksums?

I am not 16623893, however from my local copy,

sha256:208280fe229df65a9184f3b0178658e3ccf8c1cb311882ff7bae1e30e6f91f83

sha512:8babbd85122bc8a5c0e088554c8e7415aa2020357ba5e6f7f132a90d12a84aeff7b3d4012e83e07073ee5f40966af8338b18de10873ea04818ea7e44901356d6

The testing function of 7zip comes back OK.

>antivirus picked Thief 1/2

fuck

does anyone have other links?

>>16630131

Check them on virustotal before you delete them.

Does anyone have a MEGA link to Binding of Isaac Afterbirth+? Torrent/magnet downloading will be way too slow for me(5kb/s). Past share threads doesn't seem to have a link to it neither and links in OP all seem to be ded. Also, does anyone has a danknet link to Good Old Downloads mirror? It would help out a ton.

>>16632068

find magnet links stashed around the place via google

>>16634439

>porn dump

based

>>16634439

Good stuff. Thanks for posting it.

>>16634518

Do you want to just upload my GoG xcom games to the vola? I got UFO, TFTD, and APOC.

>>16636082

I'm not him, but those sound neat. I only have the (((Steam))) versions of a couple of those.

>>16634439

<no armpit collection

>vore collection

Very weird priorities, anon.

>>16636082

>>16636103

It really doesn't matter whether you download the Steam or GOG version of X-COM; they're both just the game data files paired with a copy of DOSBox. Either way you're just going to be copying the data files over into your OpenXCOM installation directory and deleting the rest.

>>16638671

Anon who uploaded the old xcom. I got mine a two weeks ago, and figured it wouldn't have update by now.

Does anybody have the latest version of Rimworld?

>>16640271

Did they add anything worthwile? Last version I played was v0.18.1722

>>16640452

Mostly small QoL improvements like reworked armor mechanics and less bullshit insect attacks, but it adds up.

More importantly, most of the mods I want are 1.0 only.

>>16638671

[ERROR] Sprite BACK06.SCR not found

This might seem like an odd question. I've seen some DoS games that were wrapped in a program that emulated DoS games so they could be played on later windows versions with no issue. Is there a tutorial anywhere that could show how to do that on your own?

>>16641868

It's two easy steps:

1: Stop calling it DoS. If you're autistic and positively must use proper acronyms it was DOS.

2: Google for DOSbox. I haven't fucked with it in legitimately a decade but I used to use a frontend called D-Fend to make it easier to set up custom profiles for each game, but there's probably a better option for it nowadays.

>>16641880

>stop calling it DoS

Sorry, it's late over here. Thank you for the advice I'll look it up.

>>16641891

DOSbox is hilariously simple. It's just an emulator, so most game setups work identical to one another and usually look like the following:

>mount c <game installation path, in this case let's say it's c:\games\xwing>

<this tells DOSbox that you're setting up c:\games\xwing to just be plain old c:

>c:

<this switches directory to what you just set up as c:, which again is your X-Wing folder

>dir

<this displays a directory of everything in that folder, you can also use dir/p or dir/w for different views

<let's assume xwing.exe is in there and you don't need to run a setup file

>xwing.exe

<game begins

Nearly all DOS games are this simple. Some require special audio setup, some require installation, but most can be run straight off the "disc". I really would encourage you to look into D-Fend or whatever is available nowadays though if you're not familiar with the system.

>>16615412

>sleeping dogs non definitive edition

Currently in the ripping phase.

>kohan ahriman's gift

Have you tried the IGG version? Fuck old-games.com. Also https://www.oldpcgaming.net/kohan-ahrimans-gift-review/, just one search result.

Anyone got the most recent version of Starsector? Cant find it

I noticed El Dewrito's population is started to decline and with MCC coming to pc in the coming weeks I figured I may as well drop a magnet to the game to see if that entices anybody. Just extract the newest build from the zip and run the El Dewrito updater in that directory and you'll be good to go.

>>16643703

magnet:?xt=urn:btih:e8662811c421acf98b35ae5754bb92b2e3720df2&dn=HaloOnline&tr=http%3a%2f%2fbt1.archive.org%3a6969%2fannounce&tr=http%3a%2f%2fbt2.archive.org%3a6969%2fannounce&ws=http%3a%2f%2farchive.org%2fdownload%2f&ws=https%3a%2f%2farchive.org%2fdownload%2f

Does anyone have a link for the Deepnudes .apk? We all need this app

>>16644901

I also came here to ask for deepnude

>>16615412

>>16642929

The pass is probably extremely obvious.

https://anonfile.com/6cu6Mew7nc/SomeVidya_2015-10-25.7z_001

https://anonfile.com/G4keNewen6/SomeVidya_2015-10-25.7z_002

https://anonfile.com/EfYeN0wbn7/SomeVidya_2015-10-25.7z_003

https://anonfile.com/7f75Oewbna/SomeVidya_2015-10-25.7z_004

https://anonfile.com/V1e4P8wana/SomeVidya_2015-10-25.7z_005

https://anonfile.com/X4xfP8w5nb/SomeVidya_2015-10-25.7z_006

https://anonfile.com/Nbl0Lfw8n5/SomeVidya_2015-10-25.7z_sha256

Does anyone have a clean, untouched Alpha Protocol ISO? The official patch removes the DRM but it doesn't work with scene releases.

Looking to download Robokill Titan Prime

>>16640271

https://nyaa.si/?f=0&c=0_0&q=game+center+cx+season

Did you try these?

>>16647508

yep, saw those but I was hoping there was a batch of some sort, especially with some of them only having one seeder.

>>16647549

Try this one.

magnet:?xt=urn:btih:678dab8dbd93c7feba7e9d8a034895914a4ade69&dn=Game%20Center%20CX&tr=http%3a%2f%2fopen.nyaatorrents.info%3a6544%2fannounce

I might be the only seeder for that, though. No Idea, since the torrent is from the nyaatorrents days.

>>16647616

that's perfect, and it looks like there are 3 or 4 seeders so not bad. I appreciate it. Got season 1 downloaded from the other torrent and watching it now. So far it's a really likable show.

Good site for finding movie torrents?

torrentz2eu is bringing up dead torrents.

>>16648510

Got one from Ru.

Found a seeded torrent on the second try.

>>16649582

The show switches focus to the challenges after the initial season. On that note, has anyone properly released the original episodes that were chosen for the Retro Game Master DVD? Everything about the DVD triggers my autism.

Anyone got "Hellbreaker"?

What are the DLs in the PC github that begin with a hash supposed to mean? For example, the Gigantic Army one.

They're not mega, mediafire or turret links and I can't remember what else they could be.

Please bully me hard over this since I'm 50% sure I used to know three years ago

Get this shitting flag off of me

>>16642107

>I don't choose my fetishes.

Yeah, you do.

Where can I go to find more obscure Japnese visual novels? I already tried sukebai but to no avail. It’s also not lewd so erogedownload brought up nothing.

>>16641922

The save files and setting up the actual folder was the only part that ever required D-friend for me. otherwise it was fine. Its also pretty much perfected now so you can even play some games which were essentially the equivalent of an expansion pack.

Picross 3D for the 3DS, anyone has a magnet or a link perhaps?

>>16654943

Sorry, but thank you dude! I looked through a few of my favorite websites, and when I found nothing on the ones I visit when I can't find them there, I turned here for a spoonfeeding. Thanks anon, awesome.

>>16654943

And link not found, did you scramble it or am I retarded?

>>16656244

looks like both are true to me

>>16656310

Qbittorrent fails me, but I already have another magnet. Thanks anyways!

>>16656458

It's base64, not a torrent hash.

Anyone have the 8ch 3dsiso account login information?

Did anyone use skidrowgamespc.com?

>>16657025

Nevermind, I tried downloading a game from there and got a 5MB.exe instead of a .torrent.

>>16659037

Nice.

Also, the 4th one looks promising.

>>16659363

If you're taking requests, I'd love to see first pic. My neighbor is a gay vampire was just pure goodness

Speaking of that, are they planning on making a new season or ovas? Twelve episodes felt a bit underwhelming, like the show had a little more to offer

Does anyone have or know where i can download Bridge constructor portal for android?

>>16659918

LOOK

AT

THOSE

TITS AND ASSES

Why the fuck isn't The Snowboard Game cracked? I can't even find steam files to use with a steam emu. I love Infinite Air but want to try something new. Maybe I'll just cave and buy it.

>>16657008

From the QuickSearchableArchives link.

M2RzaXNvLmNvbWVpZ2h0dmVlOnZlZWVpZ2h0YnVua2VyCg==

>>16659363

>Adults Onry!

heh

what does anons think about ovagames?

>>16660827

anon's think you should make up your own god damn mind

>>16660488

Always Online kikery

>>16658791

Godspeed, anon

>>16660839

so you are the one speaking for everyone here?

Just asking if it is as shady as igg games?

>>16661199

Yes as a matter of fact i am exactly that and anyone saying the opposite is wrong and a poopoohead and quite possibly Mark,also the IGG-GAMESdotCOM warning in the OP was really just a huge 4 years old psyop which was created with a two-fold purpose:first to get newfags to out themselves and second to dissuade them from downloading suff from there and instead wander the internet aimlessly searching for alternative links for no reason at all shhhhhdon't tell anyone it's a secret.So go ahead and download from IGG-GAMESdotCOM and don't mind the fan speeding up whenever you run that .exe,that random window popping up when you instal the game or that your homepage on your browser has changed to IGG-GAMESdotCOM.

>>16662188

Oh, its actually arikose who did that art? I thought it was just a similar style.

Thanks regardless. Especially as it seems there are a few here i dont remember

>>16663849

I would appreciate a lot

I am looking for GTA Vice City for PC. I am more than reluctant to download it from a torrent site; Ten years ago i would have downloaded without giving a second thought, but not today. There's no girls on the internet and everything is a bitcoin miner.

Is there a link to that pathfinder game called Kingmaker with all the DLCs and whatnot already in it?

>>16665036

no problem

Ty <3

Can someone share the up-to-date Factorio experimental?

>>16664413

Quiet homo.

>>16669353

Youtube, retard.

>>16669870

You're scan anon from the gbf thread right? The guy who was originally doing the scans got his book delayed around August/September so you can scan it.

Requesting Gigantic Army for windows, I can only find the Linux versions for some reason.

Where the fuck do you get keygens for shit like clip studio anymore? God damn fuck.

>>16669902

Nintendo has been hitting some of the channels so I figured I should probably download some before they go the way of emuparadise.

anyone got rainbow six 3 gold? I found a download on cs.rin.ru but the goddam download site keeps kicking me out because "there are no more free downloads come back later"

Sharing Daemon Bride again. It's a neat fighter that plays similar to Touhou 12.3. You fly all over the place and graze through projectiles while shooting shit everywhere. It's made by EXAMU, the same people behind Arcana Heart, Million Arthur Arcana Blood, Aquapazza, and Nitroplus Blasterz. Sadly, it's only local multiplayer due to it being an arcade rip.

https://drive.google.com/open?id=1UR1uiFT-fOna4woyc9SgoXTXGZh8C8B9

Need original files of aliens versus predator classic 2000 steam version (to run with steam emu). All torrents are dead, the one that wasn't keeps the original files locked away in a passworded archive and the installer won't let me opt out because it wants a steam install on the computer (yeah it's shady AF). I can't settle for the GOG version because I want to be able to play multiplayer on LAN and the game is galaxyied.

files needed :

-AvP_classic.exe

-steam_api.dll

>>16676623

i'm not getting any warnings from it,what did you get?

Anyone have the Sims 1 complete collection?

>>16676623

>>16676690

>>16676924

Just downloaded it. Firefox complains about a virus for me as well, but looking at it, it's a 7z archive of a bunch of Zip archives, each of which contains a .nes rom file (for some stupid reason; probably somebody that keeps their rom files in zip archives but didn't think to extract them all before packing them into an archive format with better compression, like 7zip. Extracting the roms and simply packing them with 7z gives a savings of 13MB). I don't see anything disconcerting about the archive itself. It might just be the Google security service (which is used by default by both Firefox and Chrome to scan for viruses) flags an archive filled with archives.

Running an actual virus scan on it using clamav, and also scanning all contained zips and all contained rom files, it looks fine.

It looks like this is a false positive to me. I wouldn't overworry about this one.

>>16677026

I've been trying out Brave browser recently and it's given me a lot of warnings lately.

>>16677568

Telemetry is trival to disable in Firefox. Brave is technically Blink-based, not Webkit. I think Brave is probably degoogle'd, but I can't be certain.

>>16678382

No. Linux. I wouldn't have felt comfortable downloading something professed as a Virus on a Windows machine (not because Windows can get viruses and Linux can't, but because most viruses still target Windows consumer machines).

Sage for double-post.

>>16661842

I remember having this issue if its the bright light when you unlock the heros tomb. You can use someones save just past there to get around it.

>>16679192

>>16679262

> I'll let you dream on it can't be reenabled with a simple injection technique

That applies to most software in general, especially web browsers, for which you can't sandbox the network. If you've got specific examples of the threat model, please provide them. I'm a programmer, and I get a little sick of unsubstantiated FUD over the years. Show me the scary code or get lost.

> Did yah tell'em about DOM storage, or should I?

You mean fancy cookies? You're even using the antiquated name. What does web storage have to do with this? It's just a method for a domain to store strings in an object that can be retrieved by the same domain. It doesn't even access across subdomains. It's not an injection vector any more than an ordinary JavaScript string is. It is a vector for XSS, but nearly everything is a vector for XSS.

Use uMatrix.

I don't see what you're talking about with your bottom few links. What are you saying by pointing out that web storage exists? What does any of that have to do with Firefox?

>>16679304

IPTables is easy to use, but that's completely beside the point. Unless you want to kernel-level whitelist by IP address, it's not really that useful.

> I already dunce. DOM storage is the biggest threat model “modern” (((browsers))).

No you didn't. Give specific examples, or fuck off, you shitter.

> How know how easily domain A can query all storage bypassing uMatrix domain listing. There's no isolation in the SQLite datastore preventing other lookups.

Please demonstrate. Demonstrate setting a localStorage item in one domain and accessing it in another.

I'm certain you're not talking out of your ass and you can prove these things to me with a proof-of-concept right now. Post code or get lost.

>>16679334

> Still not posting code, or even linking to a simple proof-of-concept

So you're admitting you're wrong and don't know what you're talking about. This is some amateur-level straw-grasping here.

> Plenty of papers on this topic

Post them

This is probably more /tech/ related, but Windows 10 ISO or keys? Where should I look for them? Should I even buy a key or just torrent?

>>16679304

>I nearly died laughing here. Is IPtables really really hard for you to use?!?

>sandbox

LoL

>>16679711

>Windows 10

Isn't it free?

>>16679711

Just, why?

>>16679855

>Likely to play pirated win 10 games

For a moment I forgot it was a thing. That's a pretty good reason actually. I'd like to play killer instinct some day.

>>16679711

Pretty sure you can install an official version of win10 and then just not activate it, you can still use it but you won't be able to customize it unless you provide it with a key or spoof activation.

>>16680743

Good luck running literally anything closed source or anything that doesn't run on Wine.

>>16677026

antivirus sets off on archives inside archives because they can't scan them, as a conscious decision because archives inside of archives going on for infinity is one way to fuck up an automated process trying to analyze it, so most browser scanners just stop at one layer.

The roms are compressed in .zip files because most emulators can read compressed roms.

>>16680842

>the ass isn't reptilian as well

Lame.

>>16680842

Would be better if it wasn't human

>>16642107

>longsworduser is into vore

I knew you were my nigger all along, I just did not know how deeply you were my nigger.

>>16679262

>>16677614

>>16677568

>>16678145

Iridium is the browser I have settled on after the FF cert "accident" a month or two ago. I have no regrets.

>>16679711

lurk more, but do not consider a non LTSB/C version.

>>16680842

I wonder how it feels…

>>16680955

>Iridium

I guess i will give that shit a try, i was using waterfox after firefox got involved with soros.

http://archive.is/kdoBa

>>16680857

The entire 'addons disabled because certificates are fucked' thing seemed very, very suspicious.

>>16679711

Just pirate an LTSB (or LTSC) version. Plenty of pre-activated torrents. You'll also need to either manually tweak it yourself, or download a third-party script or program to stop the rest of the spyware activities of the OS, such as telemetry etc.

>>16680785

>The roms are compressed in .zip files because most emulators can read compressed roms.

I'm aware of that, but it fucks up the lzma compression, which works far better than DEFLATE. Pulling them out of the zips and just compressing them with 7z brings it to 50 MB instead of 63. If the end-user wants to zip them up, let them do it themselves, it's as easy as

for rom in *.nes; do zip "${rom/.nes/.zip}" "$rom"; done

>>16681943

Why haven't people ported LZMA SDK or lzip in modern emulators? DEFLATE itself is a vector, esp. w/zipbombing

>>16682136

You can make a zip bomb with most compression formats: https://github.com/bones-codes/bombs/tree/master/archives/300GB

People probably just haven't started supporting other formats because it takes effort. It would be really easy to support almost any compression format, especially because so many of them present such a similar API. Really, putting ROM files in a zip archive is retarded, when a plain compression format like gz would be completely sufficient. It only took off because with Windows, it was pretty much the only way of doing it. Most Win users have no concept of plain non-archive file compression.

At least with Retroarch, you can put a lot of roms in one zip archive, but Retroarch stupidly extracts the entire archive to run a single rom, and doesn't fucking clean up after itself.

>>16682168

Not the ones I listed.

>it takes effort

Little now with libμTrans

http://crest.cs.ucl.ac.uk/autotransplantation/

You just have to have 16+GB.

>only took off because with Windows

Have to agree there. With ZFS I don't even have to worry about compression since it does it for me.

Bandwidth-wise I can see the reason to

Accept-Encoding: lzip, lzma
Content-Encoding: lzma

There's even zstd! https://tools.ietf.org/rfc/rfc8478.txt

Heh:

http://elinks.or.cz/documentation/html/manual.html-chunked/ch01s07.html#CONFIG-LZMA

>>16682272

>Not the ones I listed.

For the compression bomb? Yes with lzma. lzip is an lzma compressor, and xz is a format around lzma2 (which is basically just lzma with optional compression for chunks). 300 GiB of /dev/zero makes a 44MiB lzip file. lzipping it again takes it down to about 6.9K. Granted, zip bombs are a pretty minor concern these days. Every scanner worth its salt has considerations for them, and most people don't extract everything blindly.

I used to do transparent compression with btrfs, but I switched back to ext4 because I was nervous about btrfs stability, and I can do all the RAID and snapshotting I need to do through LVM2 (though the lack of a send and receive analogy makes shipping my snapshots a pain in the ass). I never switched to ZFS because ZFS on Linux didn't offer compression for the longest time (some Oracle patent shit, I think).

These days, I compress my rom in squashfs files that I have mounted on boot. I just use gzip compression with them. It's a good compromise for a non-compressing filesystem. My 21G of roms compress down to 14G.

I've used zstd at work, actually. We used it to achieve some pretty good, fast compression using a shared dictionary. I like zstd a lot. It's supported in squashfs and btrfs, and I'm pretty sure zfs on Linux supports it these days too.

>>16682598

The traditional zip bomb is just a bunch of layers of identical zip files, taking advantage of the repetition, and can be done in most formats, not just DEFLATE. I'm not aware of a zip bomb that can beat about 1024-fold compression without multiple layers of compression. Most effective zip bombs depend on something recursively extracting them to work. Doesn't really work against humans, only against automated systems that will recursively extract.

Zip is certainly not deprecated, and there's nothing about zip nor DEFLATE that facilitates zip bombs more than any other format.

I'm not sure of what your point is with zstd, then. Are you suggesting uploading zstd-compressed files individually along with their shared dictionary? It's not a bad thought, you just have to teach people to decompress them.

Anyone have a build of madness project nexus 2?

>>16683177

Literally took me five seconds, and most of that was waiting for a search engine.

magnet:?xt=urn:btih:D4F96652BE71D427B235EA699E9B613D462F9B45&tr=http%3A%2F%2Fbt2.t-ru.org%2Fann%3Fmagnet&dn=Talisman%3A%20Digital%20Edition%20%5BP%5D%20%5BRUS%20%2B%20ENG%20%2B%205%5D%20(2014)%20(%2068546%20%2B%2037%20DLC)%20%5BScene%5D

On the compression discussion, this place has some nice benchmarks on popular formats, which I think are relevant for distributing files in this thread:

https://community.centminmod.com/threads/round-3-compression-comparison-benchmarks-zstd-vs-brotli-vs-pigz-vs-bzip2-vs-xz-etc.17259/

Here are my conclusions and some personal experience:

For distributing compressed pirated stuff, the only formats that you can expect everyone to be able to decompress are the ones both 7-zip and winrar support. You'll have near 100% coverage of people who download your stuff if both of these programs can decompress it.

https://www.7-zip.org/

https://www.rarlab.com/otherfmt.htm

These links have the supported format list for both.

I have some conclusions about the performance of each format that you can use to pick what is best for you. There are other formats, but I'm only considering the ones both 7z and winrar support.

If you expect people to use your compressed file as-is, which happens with things such as loose game roms, then the only format they'll be able to use is zip with DEFLATE, so check if you care about that. Other formats have terrible emulator support.

gzip's algorithm is DEFLATE, the benchmarks are mostly valid for both (there is some overhead on zip since it's a more complicated format than gzip). Otherwise gzip is not a very good choice, but its advantage is that at low settings it's the fastest for both compression and decompression, and it uses ridiculously low amounts of RAM that even early 90s computers have.

bzip2 appears to achieve the best overall balance between compression ratio and decompression/compression speed. It's also uniquely the slowest format to decompress, by using other formats you can sacrifice yourself to allow whoever downloads your file to uncompress it faster. The best format for this is xz at compression level 3, which compresses at roughly half the speed of bzip2 but decompresses roughly 50% faster, with a very similar compression ratio.

xz(LZMA or LZMA2 algorithm) has the best compression ratio. To achieve this compression ratio, use compression levels above 4. The higher the better the ratio, but the slower the compression. xz uses a lot of RAM to compress or decompress, and it's also much slower than other methods to compress. It decompresses faster than bzip2 however. The RAM isn't much of an issue, you'll need 674MB to compress per 2 cores used without custom settings, and 64MB at worst to decompress per 2 cores without custom settings. Please note that bzip2 can't even use more than 1 core, and the benchmarks are single threaded, so you can catch up in speed to bzip2 by using more cores.

Using custom settings, you can surpass the compression ratios showcased on the benchmark, at massively slower compression and with much more RAM usage. Read xz's or 7zip's documentation for settings you can use for LZMA in either format.

A LZMA-algorithm file doesn't appear to have an upper bound on how much RAM it takes to decompress or compress, it depends on the dictionary size and how many cores it was compressed with. It will only ever use at absolute worst a little over 1.5GB of RAM to decompress with the biggest dictionary size per 2 cores the person who compressed the file has used, if the file is at least as big as the dictionary size, so it's actually not much of an issue in that regard. Chances are if you're sharing a game, you'll need even more RAM to run the game than to decompress the file with maxed out LZMA settings.

Maxing out LZMA settings causes prohibitive RAM requirements for compression. It will use a little over 10 times the dictionary size in RAM per 2 cores you have told it to compress with. I've personally distributed a file compressed with an 1GB block size and 2 cores on 8chan which required just a little over that to decompress, no one complained about being unable to decompress it, the game that it was required more RAM anyway.

xz's underlying algorithms are LZMA or LZMA2 (normally LZMA2), which don't perform too different.

You can use LZMA within zip and you can use both LZMA and LZMA2 within 7zip. You can use bzip2 in both zip and 7zip.

TL;DR: When distributing compressible files, use tar.bz2 or 7z/zip with bzip2 compression for speed, or if you want maximum compression, use tar.xz or 7z/zip with lzma compression. Use zip with DEFLATE for maximum compatibility.

You can make files such as these easily and for free with 7zip.

>>16683208

What search engine? I've been using duckduckgo but if there's something better I'm all ears.

>>16683308

I usually use searx, but the engine in this case was Rutracker's internal search, powered by Google™.

>>16683234

>xz's underlying algorithms are LZMA or LZMA2 (normally LZMA2), which don't perform too different.

LZMA2 is horribly named. It's actually a container format that allows for interleaved runs of LZMA and uncompressed data. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lempel%E2%80%93Ziv%E2%80%93Markov_chain_algorithm#LZMA2_format

LZMA2 can be preferred for binary data, where compression of parts will actually hurt your file size. xz uses LZMA2, while lzip uses LZMA.

>>16683550

> https://nongnu.org/lzip/xz_inadequate.html

I've read that one a few times before. It's a little overblown in its criticisms, and most of those are arguments against using xz for long-term storage, not for simple compressed interchange. Many packages still use xz for their source trees without issue.

It has some valid points, but it still stands that there is no other compression format (note, not archive, but just compression) that handles mixed compressible and incompressible content well. Lzip does a decent job, but for binaries and mixed tarballs with binary assets, xz does much better.

It's not as simple as "never use xz" until something better actually does everything xz does.

>>16683570

>something better actually does everything xz does.

Lzip.

Surprised that if you read it many times you haven't conclude a missed packet or chunks of data isn't reliable to verify the entire xz file, thus in the case of intermittent connection or corruption, you waste more time re-downloading the same file, since the'ren't any integrity checksums. TCP only has the "advantage" it has to reask you at the least 10 times if you have the packet, but on UDP, like torrents, you're are fucked if anything happens.

Best analogy here is a riverstream of wood cuts for the house (container format) don't have self contained measurements verifying the exact volumes and types the wood has to be. In lzip, I can confidently test all my cuts are the exact types (oak vs pine vs maple), volume & densities they should be.

Torrents work like chipped wood calls that gravitate to their location (almost p2p telepathy), while TCP has to resend you the same cut you already have 7 times or more until the messages are properly sent “I have enough Birk wood 2×2×2, I need oak 6×7×7 now!”

>>16681050

Alicesoft artbook o/

>>16683829

You didn't read my post. Lzip does not use LZMA2, and does not work well with mixed content. If you have something incompressible in the middle, lzip fails to provide good compression.

xz certainly has issues, but lzip is not a replacement for it specifically because it doesn't do well with that mixed content.

>>16684419

>LZMA2, and does not work well with mixed content.

And LZMA2 is a joke, FreeArc is better. xz won't fix what lzip can't do.

Technically best compression for containers are dividend words: find the common word sizes and delta compress with them. But then, that's autism, for a simple binary FC ROM, that problem has a lot of filler.

Blazing Chrome download link

https://www.mediafire.com/file/8q3dlt0o1unb1gh/Blazing_Chrome.zip/file

>>16684650

https://spyware.neocities.org/guides/firefox.html

Shit's fucked. I'm planning to haul ass to a new browser as soon as I can find one supporting userscripts and enough addons that I can browse sites without downloading 200MB of trackers.