Columnists have been doing that for ages.

It’s a skill to do that and be interesting at the same time.

I mean, the video, like all of his others, is pretty much just him talking, and showing him clicking on Twitter.

I like YongYea. He explains things clearly.

Thanks for letting us know about the jailbreak!

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Be careful.

While some video and statements have indicated that CyberLeek has a playable copy of the game, there are no reports that it has actually been leaked yet.

Random downloads with keywords in the names are likely assholes (botnets, ransomware, spyware) seeking to spread their malware to take advantage of GTA fans.

Generally, if nothing else works, in a desktop browser, I right click the video area, and Inspect Code or something like that, which brings up the browser’s code inspector.

Then I look for a string “.mp4” which will be the filename. It might be buried under several layers of html, but be persistent clicking backwards and forwards through the HTML, and it shows up eventually.

Try to open that URL in a different browser tab and save it from there.

Sometimes that searching doesn’t work though, especially if it’s passing parameters to a custom media player.

All I see on that page is a link to YouTube.

The URL in the OP just sent me to the homepage.

I think one has to be logged in to see the actual lesson page.

I had never heard of mini CNC mills.

Now I want one.

Do you really need bleeding edge responses?

Just use a free open source model.

You try making content like that every week, or even more frequently, and see how fast you run out of ideas.

Patreon doesn’t really allow (much) porn.

But yeah, the statement also applies to sex performers and artists on OnlyFans, Fansly, Fanvue, et al.

I remember taping songs onto compact cassettes off the radio.

It was hard to push the record button at the right time to cut out the DJ or the previous song.

Then I had to cue up the tape to the exact place, ready to record the next song.

There’s usually some way to watch livestreams.

For sports, there’s apps like Sopcast, Acestream, Kodi, Veetle, also any number of dodgy streaming websites that change all the time.

I used Alcohol 120%, which was based off DaemonTools. Eventually I learned how to make my own “mini disc images” to load on my virtual CD drive, because some little bit on the CD was all the games installed on hard drive were checking for, with regards to copy protection.

Those were the days!

NES and SNES games fit on a 3.5" floppy disk, and there were piratey disk drive peripherals that you could insert into the cartridge slots on those systems. The peripheral had a cartridge slot on top, so you inserted the cartridge, copied the game to floppy, or floppies, and gave those to your friends, as they gave you their copies. You could rent game cartridges from video stores.

PS1 games you just installed a modchip and then you could play CD-R copies of game disks

PS2 they had the flip top cases, and “magic disc” that was a special disk printed with the “official authentication code” but then ran a program to stop the drive, allowing you to lift up the lid, then press a button to load whatever game was on the CD-R/DVD-R copy.

For PC Games there was the mighty GameCopyWorld that allowed you to patch games to bypass CD/DVD disc checks. If you had the right tools, you could make your own virtual CD, bypassing the risk of viruses from rando downloading.

Even before that, people could write fully working games by hand, and shareware was fully functional before it all became crippleware or nagware.

These days, you can’t play tic-tac-toe without the game connecting to a server, and forcing you to log in after watching 30 minutes of ads, and that’s after you’ve paid your monthly subscription fee.

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Never heard of 'em.

Were they good for some kind of content or feature?

The re-releases sometimes come with improvements, such as the ability to save mid-game, or networked multiplayer, that would have been impossible with the original release, e.g. a standup arcade game.