wolfshadowheart

SteamDRM on GitHub

This one needs to be remade with the contemporary version.

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Response: “Wow thanks, that worked perfectly!”

I think the only difference is the encoding quality of 1080p can beore noticeable, but if it’s a high quality file then it’s fine. Other than that, dark movies. Dark movies seem to greatly benefit from 4k even on 1080p displays.

Could be the encode again, but I’ve tried a few different versions of files

I’ve actually been having persistent issues myself, despite this. I’m not getting the captchas but I am getting rate limited.

Some other suggestions are force updating the easy filter lists, though that hasn’t helped much either.

Format shifting is legal in the U.S.

It’s distribution that’s an issue.

Add these to your Ublock Filters (Settings > My filters)

||1337x.to^$csp=script-src ‘self’ ‘unsafe-inline’ ‘unsafe-eval’ data:,badfilter
||1337x.to^$csp=script-src ‘self’ ‘unsafe-inline’ ‘unsafe-eval’ data: challenges.cloudflare.com

I usually look at the cast and see what else they’ve been in, some UI like Plex make this really easy if you have a watchlist hook set up.

The easy way IMO is just getting Overseer to see your Plex “watchlist”. Then anything you want just search there and add it, Plex’s Watchlist updates to Overseer and is added to the queue.

Early access developers in shambles rn

That’s funny, mine had its flux capacitor warming up :)

oh my gosh…

Doom’s Hell, Star Wars’ Felucia, Korok Forest/The Lost Woods, Zora’s Domain, Xenoblade Chronicle titlescreen, maybe The Depths, Elden Ring’s Nokron’s eternal ruins, and finally we have Shadow of Mordor inside Legend of Zelda.

Lol, the last one I genuinely can’t come up with somewhere, but the others all have pretty strong connections to the places I mentioned.

You’ll want a PC capable of running Stable Diffusion, yeah.

The tradeoff is Adobe servers running it with their limitations or you running it locally, the former is possible but requires a lot more workarounds than just having a version of photoshop that supports plugins you want.

Get the latest GenP and then find the self hosted locally run plugin

You can see model biases by using a model with a blank positive prompt and a negative prompt to “low quality”. Run 20 gens and you’ll see what the model likes to lean into.

You can also do gentle inferences with a token for positive prompt. For example, if you are trying to find color biases something like Red_Outfit with the low quality negative prompt. However once you start adding more tokens it mostly goes out the window so it’s not something to rely on so much as to get a sense for what might be more likely to occur.

Very helpful for testing models you get from civitai or wherever else