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So House of the Dragon Season 3 Episode 1 dropped today at 9 night EST, and I wanted to watch it. I waited about 30 minutes for the first torrent to get uploaded, but as soon as I clicked on it in Stremio, it got instantly removed for copyright reasons lol. Even now, more than two hours later, all of the 4K files are still gone.

This is pretty wild. It never used to be like this, but it seems to be becoming the new normal. Even older shows that I used to watch without any issues are slowly getting removed. Is there any way to fix this?

At this rate, I feel like RD won't have any files left to stream anymore lol.

What's really crazy is how it seems like copyright enforcement services are basically camping the episode release times and immediately taking down files the moment they appear. I've never seen it this aggressive before. In the past, I could usually wait an hour or so after release and stream a 4K version without any problems. Now everything is getting wiped almost instantly. This is honestly wild.

So House of the Dragon Season 3 Episode 1 dropped today at 9 night EST, and I wanted to watch it. I waited about 30 minutes for the first torrent to get uploaded, but as soon as I clicked on it in Stremio, it got instantly removed for copyright reasons lol. Even now, more than two hours later, all of the 4K files are still gone.

This is pretty wild. It never used to be like this, but it seems to be becoming the new normal. Even older shows that I used to watch without any issues are slowly getting removed. Is there any way to fix this?

At this rate, I feel like RD won't have any files left to stream anymore lol.

What's really crazy is how it seems like copyright enforcement services are basically camping the episode release times and immediately taking down files the moment they appear. I've never seen it this aggressive before. In the past, I could usually wait an hour or so after release and stream a 4K version without any problems. Now everything is getting wiped almost instantly. This is honestly wild.

I've been using the Logitech G Pro Superlight since I first started taking gaming semi-seriously, and it's easily been my favorite mouse of all time. I've tried other mice over the years, including the Razer Cobra Pro, Viper Mini, and a few others, but I always ended up coming back to the Superlight. I even upgraded to the Superlight 2 when it came out.

Lately, though, I've been considering switching to Razer. The Viper V4 Pro has caught my attention, especially now that Razer has started offering web-based software. Combined with the much better side buttons, it's becoming harder and harder for me to justify sticking with Logitech.

I've been using Logitech's Onboard Memory Manager, and while it works fine, I use a very specific sensitivity setup and change my DPI fairly often. A web-based solution would be incredibly convenient for me. I also use a fingertip grip, and after trying the Viper V4 Pro, I found the shape wasn't nearly as bad for me as I expected.

I've put up with the Superlight's side buttons for years because I love pretty much everything else about the mouse, but Razer's web-based software is one of those features I didn't think I'd care about until I actually tried it. Now it's making me seriously consider switching.

Is anyone else feeling the same way? Also, does anyone know if Logitech has any plans to release a web-based software solution in the future?

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Hey guys, I’ve been having trouble microwaving Shin Ramyun noodles. I know cooking them on the stove tastes better, but in the mornings I’m usually in a rush, so I try to microwave them instead.

The issue is the instructions call for about 500 ml of water, and once I add the noodles and seasoning, my current bowl keeps overflowing in the microwave.

Does anyone have recommendations for a microwave-safe bowl that’s big enough for this? Or at least what size I should be looking for so I can buy one (preferably on Amazon or in-store)?

Any help is appreciated, thanks!

Hey guys

I've been using NVIDIA Broadcast 2.0 for a long time because my mic doesn't have any built-in noise filtering, and it does a great job of removing the background noise from my air conditioner.

I have it set to launch at startup, and it used to start silently in the background and go straight to the system tray without showing up on my screen. But after a recent update, it now pops up on my desktop every time I boot my PC, sits there loading for a few seconds, and then I have to manually close the window.

Is there any way to get it back to how it used to work, where it just runs in the background without opening a window every time I start my computer?

I don't really understand the point of changing this behavior. Any help would be appreciated.