It’s so great having stuff just show up in your library as it becomes available

Zsh is nice, particularly with a couple of plugins

Zellij layouts save me so much time

Cursed solution to a cursed problem 🤷

You don’t really need anything fancy, but… I use Kitty because why not make things pretty

The thing about a movie or TV series is that every worker involved in it has already been paid, which makes stealing them morally fine. This is not the same thing.

It’s not that difficult, and you don’t need to become an expert — just find out what you need to achieve what you’d trying to do rn. Tbh I still use online calculators for permissions a lot of the time. Maybe see what you can find in the servarr wiki on the subject?

Don’t do that. I’ve done worse, but that’s no excuse. You need to use the setgid bit (chmod g+s) of the parent folder and then look into the umask config option for whichever of your applications are creating files/directories… and what umask even is ofc lol

What have you been trying to do exactly? I’ve got into plenty of permissions messes in the past, and my gut feeling is that you might be overcomplicating things here

You’re describing a state

Who would enforce it

Those crazy mfers lmao

I’m using Bitwig (the DAW) wrt hardware, it’s an i7 4770 with 8gb DDR3 RAM (which doesn’t seem to be filling up) and a sata SSD.

It’s a great format. 45 minutes of procedural intrigue, then a load of guys in balaclavas bust in and fuck everything up for the last quarter hour

Me too! The sad thing is that the whole system is set up to prevent people from being able to really choose what to watch. Even within a liberal framework, you’d be forgiven for thinking that the optimum system would be something like ‘person decides they want to watch a show with x characteristics, they discover options based on user reviews or a Wikipedia deep dive or w/e, then they click play and the appropriate rights holder is compensated’. It’s never just been about compensation though. They can’t have users going straight for the good stuff, otherwise what will they do with all the slop?

It makes me very sad tbh. My Dad watches movies all the time, but it’s always some average-to-poor Netflix original, because that’s what the app surfaces for him.

So glad I ignored the hype and stuck with usenet

Orly? I might have to look into that

I’m currently daily driving a 2011 MacBook Pro running Arch, and it does surprisingly well. I mean, the screen is a weird resolution, the battery life sucks, and it gets very hot, but other than that …

+1 I use gitea and it does everything you’d want from a git server with minimum resource retirements, unlike Gitlab which is heavy

I got into Linux by building HTPCs and then media servers, so it’s been a while since I watched anything hunched over a computer monitor tbh