jws_shadotak @ jws_shadotak @sh.itjust.works

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Bonus points is you can host yourself with docker. It has a bunch of handy tools for computer related projects.

For Interstellar, I think it's either you get it or you don't. I got the idea pretty well, aside from the physics and stuff behind it. I talked with some people who couldn't understand it and tried to explain it but it still left them confused.

literally second grade knowledge

It's more likely an issue with the placement of the stats rather than the data behind it. YouTube probably updated the UI in a way that Return Dislikes is not compatible with.

HWID is permanent, even after Microsoft fixed the method that massgravel was using. It only affected new installs because people couldn't run the script to activate Windows permanently.

It's fixed and activating permanently now though.

At least valve is tracking this issue and can reverse VAC bans. This isn't as irreparable as it seems.

Tidal DL is an awesome tool. I signed up for the trial and then ripped about 120 GB to host myself.

To be a little more clear about the cost:

Pilots must fly a minimum number of hours, regardless of what is going on in the world. Adding a mission (such as search and rescue) to those flights is trivial because the man hours, fuel, and maintenance are already allocated.

They may have added to the plans but a lot of the cost is already paid when these things start.

Don't listen to this bullshit. I hear higher ups like this talk all the fuckin time about how we're "on the brink of war" but nothing happens. They're just constantly edging themselves at the thought of us going up against another adversary.

It's definitely not going to store anything important - that's all done by Backblaze.

It's more for convenience so that I don't have to download all my shows again if a drive fails.

nzb360 is not FOSS but the dev is awesome and a great person to support.

It's more for full *arr stack management but qBit is in there as well.

Just don't put anything important on there without a backup. You never know how good the refurbish is on those.

I'm eventually gonna set up a proper RAID array with them to prevent data loss.

A 14 TB HDD to throw on my Plex server. Went with a cheap option from serverpartdeals.com.

I was using a 4 TB for the longest time and had to go through and delete stuff every month.

3,000 black files of NATO

The part covering the crash seems like a true accident. The guy walked out into the street and she didn't see him in time to stop.

What happened after with the new Mercedes is scummy though.

Sonarr and Radarr can transfer your finished torrents and tell Plex to scan.

Under both services, go to Connect and add your Plex server. You can specify what triggers a scan.

Overseerr is basically a frontend that combines Sonarr and Radarr and allows you to share that access with friends and family so they can make requests.

Not a great replacement but Plex with Plexamp might be an option for music. I'm not sure it can handle audiobook or podcasts metadata automatically. It will host it anyway but you might have to find the metadata externally or import it manually.

A VPN.

Mullvad is £5/mo. AirVPN is €7/mo.

Both are top tier VPNs. Mullvad has all RAM servers. AirVPN offers port forwarding.

Plex with Sonarr/Radarr/VPN/qBitTorrent is the way to go.