If you don’t have one already, it could be turned into a linux-based input device for your TV.

with sonic runners, they had to reverse engineer the whole server infrastructure. i’d say the chances of you patching out server checks without decompiling the entire game are low.

but i’m not any kind of programmer, so i’d love to be proven wrong.

been using antrenamer, filebot looks like it’s gonna make my job much easier.

the next time i’m reorganizing my (3TB btw) library, i’ll give it a try.

that may very well be the case, but it’s still excessive. i would much rather have a .txt file with relevant information and the “ShowXY S03E07” naming.

at least manually identifying shows is easy in jellyfin.

filenames following the standards of library apps like jellyfin, plex, etc.

i don’t want every file to be named “[ASDF]some.shitty.show.S3E7.MULTI(360p h264 7.1 dual audio).mkv”

jellyfin can’t identify most of these, and the relevant information can be found out easily by tapping properties (in windows, anyway)

aren’t interviews possible? i’m not in any private trackers, but i heard some groups do interviews.

i’d have a chance at getting in, since my torrent box runs around the clock, and once i get a VPN running i’m not afraid to constantly upload at maybe 1/4 of my bandwidth.

they may be using really slow hard drives or an SSD without DRAM.

or maybe a shitty network switch?

maybe the bandwidth is used up by a torrent box?

there’s a lot of possible causes.

if there was a way to get spotify with at least CD quality and the artists getting the rest of the money that spotify doesn’t already take, more people would probably pay for it.

i am in a spotify family plan already, but i get that paying 12 bucks a month for 320 kbit/s and getting the artist fucked over is too much.

it’s a thing of morals for many people, like with steam. steam doesn’t actively fuck both the developer and the user over, they just take a 30% cut. you could argue about if that’s too much, but i’m fine with it.

which is eyactly why piracy isn’t theft.

it can still be a crime, just don’t call it what it obviously isn’t.

true, but my jellyfin server doesn’t care. if i didn’t want it, i would’ve unselected it when importing the torrent.

i had a similar one, godawful speed (i don’t remember how much, but it was measured in single or double digit kbit/s) and turned on their computer when i went to bed, and off exactly when i came back from work.

ended up leaving the computer on the whole day for a few days. this guy owes me 5 bucks.

maybe display it for the user for half a second. but nothing else.

my3d printer does this on long prints too, it’ll say 100% for up to 10 minutes when it’s a really long print. makes no goddamn sense.

probably rounding shit in the software and a lack of care on the manufacturer’s side.

if the cpu performance and memory capacity is still enough, i’d recommend upgrading the storage. SSDs are reportedly getting more expensive, but it isn’t that bad yet.

running an external drive through some kind of USB 3.X connection would also be possible, although at reduced speed. (won’t matter with a HDD, obviously)

in my experience, upscaling tends to either just blur the image or make up details. i recommend keeping the 4K media.

oh my god, this (basically culture war) is so hard to witness as a european.

just use signal for god’s sake.

not OC, but i ended up redownloading whatever was x265 and replacing it with 264 or anything else.

also the 1060 in my NAS can do NVENC encoding. that helped a lot with compatibility.

don’t underestimate basement dwellers, they have way too much time on their hands. if one is sufficiently serotoninized, they might actually do it.

kitboga’s AI thingymajig was hilarious. wastes so much time on the scammer’s end, and requires almost no effort on the user’s side.

yeah, check if any of them haven’t been made availbale through torrenting. at least try to seed the rest.

it was that way with vanced. once the original devs stopped, the revanced team took over and continued development. i fucking love FOSS.