We got freetube too, you can always play on mpv

In excitement of trying out stable cascade I installed it but went out of memory. Damn!

@even_adder how do you keep up with upcoming progress in machine learning?

Thanks to the pinned thread by db0, which got me started into all of this, and now I'm intrigued what this space has to offer to an individual.

WhatsApp was build upon XMPP protocol. You can look into XMPP clients.

Besides that WhatsApp is not the way to communicate anyway. Normies use it because it is put up on their face and considered to be widely acceptable among them, while rhey don't understand how privacy invading it is.

This is quite thought provoking. I never thought in this manner.

Don't bother using collection. When I made one for personal use, the fucker downloaded some outdated version of the mod. I started using my download history to keep in check what I've downloaded and used vortex to handle the installation. Keeping bookmarks would be a better option.

In general, simply dropping the mods in the correct location installs the mod, but few mods (like in case of Cyberpunk 2077, Redmods) get compiled to show up as game files, which might complicated the proceduce but I think its possible.

I don't know what you mean by downloading one by one. Nexus does lets you download multiple mods at a time when done manually. When installing mods with Vortex, it downloads it, installs it, verifies it and looks for the next in the queue.

But if you are still keen to use more bandwidth, perhaps try using tor, see if Nexus allows it? I haven't checked on my end since I never really downloaded huge mods.

IIRC, Vortex can install manually downloaded mod files.

Note that mods are not piracy. Developers make toolkits to extend the longevity of the game.

Thanks, but I already came across this: https://github.com/qbittorrent/search-plugins/wiki/Unofficial-search-plugins.

My issue is with seeding. I'm able to download at full bandwidth.

EDIT: There are lot of guides/tutorial online which lead nowhere. I came across the forum but I'm not sure my queries will be helped in time.

you mean Jackett? Yeah, I've already figured that one out.

The website you mentioned made me laugh cause it mentions some weird files I never come across.

Agreed. Even getting support over an issue (initially) was troublesome. But somehow I ended up solving it through other channels. But just like torrenting, or any other tech, once you get enough experience to solve issues on your own, things get a bit easy.

A tech being easy to grasp can be an issue too, leading to more script kitties messing in with the protocol.

Windows defender is more than enough. On Linux, you don't need one, but there's clamAV, which scan for windows viruses.

This is exactly what I'm looking forward too!

You would need an android emulator. IIRC, there are few mentioned in the megathread.