check my post here: https://lemmy.dbzer0.com/post/5611021

I got similar reaction but also some good suggestion, and I also recommended some things

adobe users need windows, it is the obvious route. A debloated version of Windows is better than Unix-like system for that. If one wants to learn more about software and computer science, or wants more customization than Linux and BSD are miles better. also running a VM of Linux inside Windows is arguably a better idea than running VM of Windows in Linux.

It’s like asking between Firefox and Chrome, I use Firefox but Chrome is still faster and more likely to run a site than firefox

sorry ~~'? It was actually a nice suggestion, I bookmarked the site, might steal their design hehe actually thank you

hmm, from searching yesterday, I found it mentioned in stackexchange or r/youtubdl that I’m supposed to “decrypt” them, not sure what it means. Maybe someday I’ll search more, rn I’m on limited data plan

I think the DRM did not allow access to the link

didn’t want to publish specific link cuz I thought it would break community’s rules
here: https://www.aljazeera360.com/video/751778?t=0
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hmm, I tried view page source, on the opened page I found only one occurrence of word “video”: <meta property="og:url" content="/video/751778"/>

[generic] Extracting URL: https://www.aljazeera360.com/video/742807 [generic] 742807: Downloading webpage WARNING: [generic] Falling back on generic information extractor [generic] 742807: Extracting information ERROR: Unsupported URL: https://www.aljazeera360.com/video/742807

option isn’t there

strange that this didn’t get more attention, and I see even some didn’t like it ծ_o

this group called johncena141:
https://1337x.to/user/johncena141/
I think their guide moved from github to here:
https://gitlab.com/jc141x/setup

what will actually happen :

Lutris or Bottles or … ?
also OS is Ubuntu, arch, Manjaro, Nobara or … ?

lool I’ll accept this as an answer tbh

wakarimashita

sounds like gold is here

hmm, where do we contribute our Linux/BSD piracy experiments and such ? I think there should be a way, but calling them guides would make it hard to contribute. when I do something on Ubuntu I’m crossing my fingers all the time until it works and I feel like a genius afterwards. Archiving successful experiments should be important too imo