Yeah they didn’t make it especially difficult for Nintendo here

Jellyfin server? it’ll do hardware transcode handily! Lots of RAM is good for something like TrueNAS since ZFS will use it as a cache.

Congrats! and besides, if you decide you like a different media player later you’re still free to spin it up and point it to the same media drives, plex/jelly/emby/whatever don’t modify your files. I’ve even seen some use Jellyfin and Plex.

Enjoy the rabbit hole !

These are usually installed as core Google apps on Android, and most flavours have them hidden since they’re really just background daemons/libraries.

Gf had the same happen on her Huawei P30 which clearly wasn’t set up to have the apps hidden by default.

If youre degoogling obvs not what you wanna have on your device but technically they shouldn’t be doing much on their own.

because the comic says it’s better, duh

Level1tech was reviewing the Ryzen 9950X/9900X and he noted how performance on Windows was wildly inconsistent depending on peculiar settings such as sidestepping security features and marking apps to run as administrator (aka also sidestepping windows security features) yet on Linux you can get better performance via Proton OOTB.

Linux has its quirks too but people kid themselves when they convince themselves that the dozens of weird tasks and apps and tweaks they make to Windows are “plug and play” compared to Linux, which in my experience has been way less tweaking.

The main tweaks I’ve done on linux usually include installing ROG-control-center (optional laptop faff) or cryotweaks on Steamdeck (which just sets some sensible options already enabled on most distros)

Is there a thing where you can link these to other trackers to make it available to more leechers?

It’s not that hard in practice. You can start with jellyfin then work up from there. After that it’s a torrent client, after that its radarr/sonarr, after that it’s prowlarr, after that its jellyseer. Every step you can stop to tinker and fix issues and you can even swap stuff that doesnt work how you like.

the agile team one is too accurate lmao. 99% of agile in my experience is just waterfall with a kanban board

I have a feeling it may just be TrueNAS reporting it weirdly, or at least not in the way I expected.

I’ve just checked the file system in the console and the folders in question have multiple hard links when I run ls -la.

I think TrueNAS is just marking the qbt download dir’s size as the full amount of the folders before they’re hard linked. Either way it’s recorded I’m sure it’s not actually duplicating the data now! phew!

And yes I’m aware of the docker issues, whilst vague radarr/sonarr explained it pretty well

it’s the most mac-like (and Windows, it pulls a good medium)

copy into a word document. select all the {}; and set their colour to white. ur welcome

Yup, *arrs actually warn you about that so I fixed it before I started downloading anything.

Hardlinks aren’t a big issue for me but does explain how I had a bunch of “deleted” items in my plex folder when I migrated recently - I must have only deleted the qbittorrent (or plex) inode and left the other to get imported

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Most of this is because of some drama where they tried to port coreboot by lowballing some coreboot agencies who eventually told him to fuck off

God knows what they’d have flagged. I was trying to sign up to sendgrid’s free tier to test their SMTP server and got instabanned before I even got the verification email.

qbitcontroller is a brilliant app on android. It sends push notifications when your downloads complete and it bundles everything into a brilliant interface for mobile imo.

some private trackers won’t let you use uTorrent either, good.

I mean if Im on mozilla’s code im on mozilla’s code no matter what fork that is. Feels like decrying a policy in Arch Linux so you move to Manjaro.

Of course there’s no real alternative engines either. Either Chromium where they’re shuttering Manifest V2 or Webkit which is under Apple so until Ladybird is up there I’m not sure about migrating to a fork.

idk about others but at least with freedns you get 25 subdomains for free and obviously risk clashing names under the same shared domain.