If you haven't already, you could try resetting the app's storage before trying again. It won't prevent the bug for others but it could get it working for you!
If you haven't already, you could try resetting the app's storage before trying again. It won't prevent the bug for others but it could get it working for you!
Well, you'd need to find a crack separate from a repack because they aren't in a format that lets you grab the data you need.
Also worth considering that your crack needs to match the game version in most cases. Updates to binary files are likely to make older crack versions incompatible. I tend to just download the repack and add the repack exe to Steam to make everything integrate well and to avoid automatic updates breaking the game.
This sounds about right. They use PlayReady DRM so a browser extension might be able to pull the decryption key during playback. One could download that same stream from that playback season then use ffmpeg with the pulled key to decrypt.
Theoretically. I'd have to do more tinkering than I'm willing to try right now. WideVine is so much easier - just pull some keys from Android.
The best solution might just be to use a VPN like Mullvad, set torrent software like qBittorrent to only use the Mullvad network interface in advanced settings for safety, and grab the video from something like 1337x in a decrypted format.
The DFXP file should just be subtitles
The MPD file is most likely the one to work from - I suspect it is set up to reference the local audio and video files. Try opening it in VLC and see if it plays. If so, something like Handbrake should be able to transcode it all to your preferred format.
Rebranding without a particular purpose really only serves to make everything more confusing. See X.com
If an opinion poll is needed to validate the rebrand, after the rebrand, then it's probably not the right choice.
This triggers geometry memories with right triangles.
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I recall a certain amount of overhead in IPTables "allow only from" situations but I'm not sure whether it's enough to make a DDOS any kind of viable on a server in this configuration.
Do you happen to know how effective the strategy is?
Oh absolutely, I agree with the best practice! I just didn't know the real world efficacy of dropping packets near the NIC to mitigate DDOS load. There is certainly a performance limit but where that limit exists has been nebulous for me.
uBlock Origin and uBlock extension combined give really good ad blocking alone. Combine it with a DNS solution in your router like AdGuard and you won't have to deal with ads at all.
Simultaneously gives the middle finger to reddit because they live on ads.