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Via https://github.com/boykopovar/AnyPS5

Alongside this, 5 games are now at the "Playable" stage which means that it's "playable from start to finish with minor issues." (from https://alxcbtw.github.io/anyps5-roadmap/ )

* System libraries: percentage of the functions known to the project so far, not of every PS5 system function. The total grows as more functions are declared.

Excited for what the future holds, I'm hopeful.

I keep seeing posts about Bloodborne running natively on pc from posts and some piracy sites. How did they manage to not need the emulator to run it? Since this is what a lot of people online mentioned? Did they integrate the emulator into the game so it is there, you just dont see it so people make that confusion? Did someone or AI rewrote the code for pc? I am not the most tech literate person, but it seems so weird how they manage to not need something that seemed so important.

I'm considering an e-reader to read all my pirated book PDFs and scientific research pdfs because a regular screen sucks.

Which e reader functions best when it comes to external sources? Which e reader had good functionalities that you actually have freedom over?

And which of these aren't expensive :)

Hopefully this isn't a super basic question, I just really don't know where to start. E readers confuse me
Thanks a lot!

A Shanghai court confirmed the criminal conviction of Wang Jianyang, one of the operators of pirate streaming platform Aiyifan.

In a parallel case, a Florida federal judge awarded Chinese streaming service iQIYI $1.96 million in damages, roughly 1% of what it initially requested.

The court also refused to transfer Aiyifan’s domains, noting that the sites carry content from other rightsholders too.

My dad loves to watch films and sports and he mostly does it pirated but he pays to get the services. It isn't a lot of money but it's more than anyone should play IMO for something that could be accessed for free, specially when the money isn't going to the original creators but some shady middle man probably halfway around the world. I'd love to direct him to the piracy megathread but he doesn't speak English, only Spanish. Is there a Spanish resource for piracy in general?

something like AC mirage and all

I found AltStore for side loading apps, but now I need to get the files for the apps. Information is a bit confusing online. I always use only the links on the megathread to download things on my macOS. But I couldn't find anything for iOS/iPad specifically. Does anyone know what websites are safe to use? Is appdb safe?

Is there a pirated version of Davinci Resolve Studio somewhere for ARM WIndows computers ?

Do we agree that we might be witnessing the biggest and most unprecedented shift in the industry in the last couple of weeks?

From what I've seen, the consensus about the future seems to be: “Everything will be taken from us and move even further into the cloud. This is only a temporary period.”

Obviously, there isn't a giant button labeled “move to cloud,” especially for the gaming industry. However, do you agree that this will accelerate cloud-based business models?

Some people say piracy has always existed and that people pay for support and services, so this is ultimately a good thing.

Denuvo was already kinda dead, but if AI can now decompile an entire game in days, its anti-tamper measures might trivial to bypass than ever before. Will corporations even try to adapt?

I occasionally upload DVD ISO files to the internet archive. I like doing that because making DVD ISO's is easy, and then the archive.org backend will rederive into standalone video files, so users can download one or the other.

I feel DVD ISO's are the superior format for sharing discs. They retain all menus, subtitles and audio tracks, and bonus features. They can be burned onto a blank DVD to be played in any DVD player, no re-authoring required. They take up a little bit more space than maybe is strictly necessary but they are the only way to perfectly emulate the experience of actually using the original disc.

I have some rare DVDs in my hand that I want to share but I am afraid they might get taken down by copyright request, even though they are very much out of print. If I share them I want to share them in ISO format. It seems like a lot of trackers prefer derived MKV's, which is not my speed.

Where can I share ISO files where they will be appreciated outside of archive.org ?