Would you only be duplicated content from wikis already available and simply cherry picking from those lists instead? I don't see how FMHY is difficult to navigate. Yes it has 10,000 links, but you go to the topic you need and it has 10-20 links of which you can pick and choose.

My experience is that I tried to use it years ago and it didn't work, so I continued using Signal. Straight up could not receive messages. That's probably fixed now but if I wanted to move away, I'd try SimpleX instead.

You are looking for the arr scripts (formally arr-extended). https://github.com/RandomNinjaAtk/arr-scripts/blob/main/lidarr/readme.md

No, but it is in the megathread both here and on Reddit. It's practically the largest video game soundtrack website/forum that exists right now with the exception of maybe Soulseek.

Is it really underground if you can just go to the website and sign up?

squid-board.org

Back in 2019 some releases installed directly from IGG-GAMES contained crypto miners. They also added their own DRM to releases. Since then I have stayed away and never looked back.

hallowed is the internal release group at MTV. Their aim is to produce highly streamable (think Plex/Jellyfin) but still high quality encodes. They also always include English subs and dual audio for foreign films. The quality of their releases are good but very few as they only started releasing under that name about 5 months ago.

However, if you are gunning for highest possible quality/bitrate (and file size) you can get, go with releases by CtrlHD, MainFrame or W4NK3R.

FraMeSTor is the internal group at BHD. EPSiLON was previously releasing on PHD but left a couple years ago. They release to TL but are not nearly as active as they once were.

I prioritize FraMeSTor, and they have more releases post-2020.

Cloudflare's CAPTCHA is Turnstile. I've found it very useful. It doesn't use pick the image or type the text, it's just tick the box. You can even set it to invisible, then the user doesn't need to even do that, the challenge is sent to the browser and is completed automatically.

https://developers.cloudflare.com/turnstile/

In terms of privacy, it's is still Cloudflare, but at least it's not intrusive to the user experience.

Cloudflare's Turnstile has an invisible mode that you're probably using in a lot of places and aren't aware of it. It provides an invisible challenge to the browser and requires no interaction. I would say no input require in quite user-friendly.

You can but you don't need to. All they really do is organise everything. Any requests go through Prowlarr/Jackett which do the API calls then push that to qBit. One could argue you should put Prowlarr behind a VPN as well but it depends on the trackers you have in there.

That sounds a bit suspicious to me.

If you still use CreamAPI instead of Koalageddon, you can use the GetDataFromSteam-SteamDB userscript to automatically create CreamAPI.ini files to unlock dlc in your legit steam games.

The Amber Room on Telegram is the spiritual successor to The Trove that is actively updated. I can confirm it does have the World of Darkness books.

Try a different DNS provider like Quad9 to see if you can reach it then.

There isn't an alternative to it at this time. Although, it's not up to Kemono to keep content updated, it relies on the users for the site to pay for the content and then share it. It's not their fault if the content you want to pirate is missing.

You could try a search aggregator such as qbittorrent search or snowfl.com

Phoenix Wright series

Luigi's Mansion 2

Rhythm Paradise Megamix

Install TWiLight Menu to emulate a lot of consoles.

I feel like the natural progression here is to SquidBoard.