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Hey, I am trying to unlock DLCs for ***NtB:Shinobi Strikers*** which has Easy Anti Cheat.\n
\n
I followed the steps for unlocking listed in AutoCreamApi in csrinru. But when launching the game I get an EAC error telling something of unrecognized dll and essentially doesn’t let me boot up the game. Also the DLCs don’t appear in the Steam Page so I guess I did something wrong? Or maybe EAC will just not let me? I tried with the “bypassing game-specific protection” option ticked but still doesn’t work.\n
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Any ideas how to bypass this? Did I do sth wrong?
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Hey, I am trying to unlock DLCs for ***NtB:Shinobi Strikers*** which has Easy Anti Cheat.\n
\n
I followed the steps for unlocking listed in AutoCreamApi in csrinru. But when launching the game I get an EAC error telling something of unrecognized dll and essentially doesn’t let me boot up the game. Also the DLCs don’t appear in the Steam Page so I guess I did something wrong? Or maybe EAC will just not let me? I tried with the “bypassing game-specific protection” option ticked but still doesn’t work.\n
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Not transoceanic, but there are two projects currently proposed that will – when constructed – break the current record for the “longest undersea power transmission cable” (a record currently held by the North Sea Link at 720 km, or 450 miles.)\n
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One of these projects is [the Xlinks Morocco-UK Power Project](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xlinks_Morocco%E2%80%93UK_Power_Project) which aims to lay 3,800 km (2,400 miles) of cable and sell Morocco’s solar power to England.\n
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EDIT: Submarine power transportation is indeed on the list\n
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\n
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\n
There is, as of yet, not enough cable in the world to even begin this project. The company proposing the project is building factories to produce this cable.\n
\n
The other is the [Australia-Asia Power Link](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Australia-Asia_Power_Link), which aims to provide Australian solar power to Singapore using a 4,500 km (2,800 miles) undersea cable.\n
\n
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EDIT: But also, storage is scaling up\n
=====================================\n
\n
@ProfessorGumby@midwest.social provided a fantastic link to a lot of energy storage mediums that are already in use in various grids across the world. These include (and [the link the professor provided](https://science.howstuffworks.com/environmental/green-tech/sustainable/grid-energy-storage.htm) gives an excellent short summary on each)\n
\n
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- Compressed Air Energy Storage (CAES)\n
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\n
Also, this wasn’t in the Gumby’s answer, but [Finland’s Vatajankoski power plant uses a hot sand battery](https://www.bbc.com/future/article/20221102-how-a-sand-battery-could-transform-clean-energy) during its high-demand, low-production hours.\n
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Not transoceanic, but there are two projects currently proposed that will – when constructed – break the current record for the “longest undersea power transmission cable” (a record currently held by the North Sea Link at 720 km, or 450 miles.)\n
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One of these projects is [the Xlinks Morocco-UK Power Project](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xlinks_Morocco%E2%80%93UK_Power_Project) which aims to lay 3,800 km (2,400 miles) of cable and sell Morocco’s solar power to England.\n
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There is, as of yet, not enough cable in the world to even begin this project. The company proposing the project is building factories to produce this cable.\n
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The other is the [Australia-Asia Power Link](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Australia-Asia_Power_Link), which aims to provide Australian solar power to Singapore using a 4,500 km (2,800 miles) undersea cable.\n
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Where the Xlinks project ran into a “not enough cable in the world” problem, Sun Cable’s AAPL has apparently been running into a “not enough money in the world” problem, as it has repeatedly gotten into trouble with its investors.\n
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I haven’t tried uninstalling and reinstalling, but that’s what I’m going to try now.\n
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*UPDATE: Nope, that didn’t work.\n
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*UPDATE #2: I got frustrated with this issue and decided to install another app instead of waiting for someone to come along with the magic answer. Welp, the issue followed me to the Thunder app. This leads me to believe that it’s either an issue with my phone (possible, but I haven’t changed anything on it, either shortly before, or since this problem started) or an issue with Lemmy itself (of which I know absolutely nothing about how it works internally). \n
I did, however, see a big block of code pop up a couple times when Connect was trying and failing to load the comments, but both times it disappeared as soon as I touched the screen. I’m not a programmer, by any stretch if the imagination, so I didn’t notice if it looked weird or anything (other than appearing where it shouldn’t). I’ll keep poking at Connect and Thunder to see if I can get it to do it again so I can try to grab a screenshot.\n
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UPDATE #3: I was able to get the block of code to pop up again. This time it stuck around and, even though it wouldn’t let me select and copy the text, let me take pictures. It’s a pretty long chunk of (what I’m guessing is) HTML, which starts with “Error: < ! DOCTYPE html >”(minus some spaces) I took screenshots of the whole thing, but it’s like 60 screens long so, I can edit the pics into one and post it if that helps, but it will take me a while.\n
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UPDATE 4: This only seems to happen when I’m logged in. If I’m logged out while using the apps, I can still see the comments.
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