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  • Just regulate them and allow safe amounts to be sold. Legalize drugs and regulate the hell out of the industry. Cartels are no match for the greedy corporations that will jump on the bandwagon and produce their own drugs. Kill cartels completely.

  • I have two older brothers. One is an unhinged hypochondriac that's gets off on fighting with people, and the other is a white supremacist. Haven't talked to either in about 5 years. I have a brown daughter.

  • My rule of thumb is if I haven't heard of the website or publication, and none of the trades confirm that story, it's BS lol. Websites like Vulture, Variety, The Hollywood Reporter, and Deadline. They're actual Hollywood trades that folks in the industry also read. If one of them, especially THR, Variety, and Deadline report on it, it's true.

  • Yep, this guide is a little outdated at this point, but still very solid. It does keep the file - Sonarr/Radarr actually have media management and you can clean up your media folder very nicely with them. There's containers on the unRAID app store for both that already have your VPN integrated - you basically just plug in your VPN info. Highly recommend Private Internet Access for your provider - they're the easiest one to configure and they're one of the most secure. I'm at the office right now, but there's two creators you want to look out for - hotio and linuxserver. Both of those guys make damn solid containers with this in mind.

  • Definitely! Don't listen to the folks behind me - Jellyfin can only be viewed outside of your network if you build your own website and host it there, and that's way more trouble than you need to go through. Use Plex instead. You can just download the app and login and view your media from anywhere in the world without having to be a web designer/programmer.

    Jellyfin is cool and all, but the functionality is severely lacking compared to Plex. Plex is getting pretty commercial, so I get it, but it just fucking works haha. Jellyfin will hopefully be there someday, but trust me, save yourself that headache. It sucks in it's current form. It's mostly just hardcore nerds that use Jellyfin, and if you're trying to share it with others, it's very complex. With Plex, I can just have my elderly mother or whoever download the Plex app on their phone, smart TV, game console, or anything else with internet and you can cast it just like Netflix.

    I use unRAID as my OS, which is a Docker-based Linux kernel. I use Plex, Prowlarr/Radarr/Sonarr for indexing and organizing my library, sabNZBD and qBittorrent to download the files, and Overseerr as a search engine and request system for movies and TV. Basically I've got Overseerr reverse proxied and myself and all of the folks I share my Plex with can access it and request stuff from any web browser.

  • Where is the line between anime and just Japanese cartoons? Is there a difference, or are they interchangeable. I'm not an anime guy either, but Hayao Miyazaki's films are magical. Have you watched My Neighbor Totoro yet?