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[King Zultan]

Reminds me of this show I watched years ago, it was called Life After People and it was about what happens to all of our crap we leave behind when all the people are dead.

I remember that show! If only for the cgi scenes of great monuments collapsing due to lack of maintenance. And that NatGeo did an exact ripoff documentary like two months afterwards.
The only thing was that they treated it as if all of humanity was raptured/abducted by aliens/ got deleted at once.

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It was a fun show I'm glad I spent a few hours pirating both series of the show and the movie, also went ahead and downloaded that other channel's thing. Mostly did that so I could watch them since I hardly ever saw them played on TV, and so I could watch without commercials.

[Kagus]

Out of simple curiosity:

What's everyone's favourite architectural style?

Mughal.

[hector13]

Out of simple curiosity:

What's everyone's favourite architectural style?

Mughal.

kupo

[Eric Blank]

caveman

[Frumple]

Mughal.

A great fondness for giant bulbous heads, eh? _{*mumbles something about cigars*}

[scriver]

Out of simple curiosity:

What's everyone's favourite architectural style?

Mughal.

Going to Andalusia and/or Marocco on a looking-at-old-buildings-voyage is a real life goal, that's the truth

[King Zultan]

What about Mayan as I've always found that the sacrifices really brighten up everything.

[delphonso]

Out of simple curiosity:

What's everyone's favourite architectural style?

Mughal.

kupo

Just here to appreciate this pun.

[MCreeper]

Does someone know a name of a program that allows you to download files from normal links torrent-like, so you don't have to start over if download is interrupted? I know those exist, since i used one about 10 years ago, but found nothing but viruses now. And downloading large mods from moddb when you are in Ukraine is vicious.

[Strif3]

Does someone know a name of a program that allows you to download files from normal links torrent-like, so you don't have to start over if download is interrupted? I know those exist, since i used one about 10 years ago, but found nothing but viruses now. And downloading large mods from moddb when you are in Ukraine is vicious.

I think Jdownloader2 (https://jdownloader.org/home) might be what you're looking for.

[dragdeler]

Oof yeah don't use them, but I can absolutely see how providing a simple straightforward download manager just isn't something the google frontpage does anymore.

[MCreeper]

Jdownloader refused to launch at all (probably because of Java version fuckery), but Internet Download Manager seems to work fine enough for now. Unfortunately, it is neither simple or straightforward.  But at least now i know where to look.

[WealthyRadish]

Does someone know a name of a program that allows you to download files from normal links torrent-like, so you don't have to start over if download is interrupted? I know those exist, since i used one about 10 years ago, but found nothing but viruses now. And downloading large mods from moddb when you are in Ukraine is vicious.

My first thought is to use curl, but wget is probably better.

https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/287431/continue-interrupted-curl-download

https://www.gnu.org/software/wget/

[MCreeper]

That seems to be for Linux, and i'm on Windows.

[dragdeler]

I can give old computer magazine cds a go? Might be broken because of that newfangled https... But there is a solid chance they will work and launch on win10-11 and they sure as shit will not be some free trial BS but rather winXP-ass UI  .