Codilingus @ Codilingus @sh.itjust.works

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Alan Wake 2 is a masterpiece! Fuck Epic though, I pirated it and will buy it on sale on Steam whenever that happens.

One of the justices already got caught saying that when this was all getting started.

"Listen here, Joe, the number MUST go up. Make it happen."

Switch gears to, "I'm here for a good time, not a long time."

My Tidal Hi-Fi quality with veteran discount hasn't gone up a penny. It's like $6-7 a month for the CD quality lossless.

I didn't say it was the ONLY reason people pirate....

Gaben himself in interviews says all data points towards the best way to combat piracy is by providing a good service/convenience. The biggest reason for piracy isn't money, surprisingly.

Personally I stopped sailing when streaming services just started. They were reasonably priced, they weren't fragmented, and I could hop to another one for a month and catch up on their exclusives. Then they started becoming bastards in every single aspect of convenience and cost so back to sailing.

An AR-15 is a completely modular rifle platform so that you can build it for your needs. Of which yes, building one for killing people is one. But it is definitely not the only one.

Hear, hear! I freaking love unRaid. Just the right amount of minimal GUI. And it's not like it's expensive, I don't mind supporting the people that create this.

I think they're saying it would be nice if the media did this.

For me, all my programs are on an Unraid server which is where they download to.

An external drive would be fine, but I'm not too sure about a WD cloud one. You'd have to see if they monitor the traffic if accessed outside your home.

Best way I can describe them is piracy automation, and man do I love them. Been using an arr suite for almost a year now. Prowlarr -> Sonarr/Radarr <-> Recyclarr <-> Jellyfin <-> Jellyseerr -> Kodi player in my living room.

Jellyseerr pulls info from a ton of databases to give you show/movie recommendations. They show ratings from 4+ sites, all the info, links to trailers, etc. Best part is the request button. Find what you want? Press request and I have options for 720/1080 or 4k, depending on what I want.

That passes along the request to Sonarr or Radarr, depending on if a tv series or movie, respectively. They have an insane set of presets to give me exactly what I want in the best quality. You set for file sizes, filtering bad release groups, 265 vs 264, HDR, Atmos, etc. It grabs the best it can find and sends it to it's downloader.

For me, that's Sabnzbd. But I started usenet, and wouldn't recommend it to someone new. For you it would be qBit, which is an excellent choice. Once downloaded it renames it to show all relevant info, like a tag system, but in the file name.

Once done, Radarr or Sonarr tell my Kodi and Jellyfin immediately that it's complete, and with the new file name, they scrape online to find the content, get posters and pictures, info, trailer, and display attributes like HDR or atmos.

My Kodi player is a SoC oDroid N2+ running CoreElec. Minimal Linux meant only to boot into Kodi. The hardware's only limitation is Dolby Vision, which is proprietary and requires a license to use on hardware you build.

Jellyfin is for if I want to watch something outside of my house. Like a personal, private Netflix.

Recyclarr is a Sonarr/Radarr settings sync. There's a guide for them called Trash Guides, and it's his arr app to sync his settings on a cron schedule. I found his settings/preferences to be perfect for me, and I just tweak Recyclarr settings for 4k downloads to prefer HDR and Atmos.

Prowlarr syncs with Sonarr and Radarr to tell them where they are going to search for releases. This is where you would put your Torrent Galaxy info.

That's probably a lot for you to process and look up. Just comment if you have any questions. I've been running this setup overall issue free the entire time. All of them docker containers, and they check for updates nightly.

The advice in that article is primo out of touch and humorous. They give statistics that people's savings and assets are down X amount, and the first advice is save for an emergency. Running out of savings?! Just save more, five head.

Actually really close, lol.

For real, I feel like their comment was literally only about the mental stability of these shooters. That's it. But people read into what isn't there and assume it's a bad faith argument against gun control.

The rare wrinkle free brain comments always make me LOL real good. Perfection.

So far the only sport that kept me hooked, and I would consistently show up to practices for, was fencing. And sweet baby Jesus fencing is unexpectedly an insane workout for legs, stamina, and coordination.

Unfortunately, I lost all my gear to a flood and no longer live near any clubs.

I need to take a look into martial arts or the climbing gym nearby.

Funny that it could either Shopify or Spotify, you refer to, as both are arguably enshityifying.

Having played in one of the first tests, it's far from Sea of Thieves. 1 man controls the entire ship, opposed to a crew controlling 1 aspect of the ship at a time.

And it got boring very very fast.

New app I didn't even know I wanted.