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jws_shadotak,

OpenBoard supports swipe typing and uses a Google library to enable it, so it’s pretty much exactly the same as Gboard.

github.com/openboard-team/openboard/issues/3

jws_shadotak,

Are you able to inspect element and find the .mp4 file somehow? Try the add-on Absolute Right Click and Copy to inspect the video player.

I tried slapping it into my MeTube UI that uses yt-dlp but it doesn’t support Rooster Teeth I guess.

jws_shadotak,

Yes

jws_shadotak,

am i gregnant?

jws_shadotak,

I don’t really have a tutorial suggestion but this is a great resource if you haven’t seen it yet:
wiki.servarr.com

I would also recommend using dockge to help create and manage your stacks.

When you’re setting up the services, go through each section and take note of what you don’t understand. The services tie into each other so it may be beneficial to set up your stack first (docker compose YAML text file, managed by dockge) and configure stuff together.

jws_shadotak,

Gmod used to have this in the old days. I don’t know if it’s still a thing. It was only YouTube though.

jws_shadotak,

Seconded AirVPN. It’s been my VPN for a few months and it’s awesome.

jws_shadotak,

There’s no hard limit or standard, but I think 14 TB might be the largest you could find in a consumer HDD. The WD EasyStore goes on sale pretty often and sells for a good deal. Those should be quiet and already come in an external case. Look for reviews about it before buying.

jws_shadotak, (edited )

The sound is determined by what kind of drive it is. Consumer drives are for in-home use and are usually quiet. Enterprise drives are for dedicated server rooms or data centers and can get loud because it’s loud in there already.

I would recommend sticking with consumer level HDDs if this is a concern. The cost per TB isn’t as good.

I bought a 14 TB Seagate Exos and put it in a Fractal R5, which is a very good noise insulating case. I can hear clicking from anywhere on the same floor as that machine if I listen for it.

You could maybe pair two consumer drives together in JBOD to get the space you want, but that’s more expensive.

jws_shadotak,

Sometimes you have to open the plugin thing on the search tab and click “update” to get them to appear

jws_shadotak,

You can get a GUI with it if you host MeTube.

jws_shadotak,

you telling me a boot cut these jeans?

jws_shadotak,

Does your VPN provider allow port forwarding? That’s probably the answer to this. Forward a port through the VPN provider and set the qBit listening port to the same.

The seeders and leechers number is pulled from trackers (I think?) but doesn’t accurately represent the numbers available to you unless you have port forwarding set up properly.

Edit: just my 2 cents if your provider doesn’t offer port forwarding, I use AirVPN and it’s excellent. Great speeds and it offers everything I need. My only complaint is that the website is confusing.

jws_shadotak,

RARBG is the go to for anything older than 1 year or so when they shut down.

jws_shadotak,

Ah I see

jws_shadotak,

Sterling PDF

jws_shadotak,

NVIDIA Shield is the best from what I hear.

jws_shadotak,

If your internet isn’t great then it won’t be much better for you vs torrents.

I get 1 gbps and my usenet host can fully saturate my download speeds.

My usenet host retention is currently over 5000 days. Most downloads that fail are because of DMCA takedowns. In those cases, 99% of the time, Sonarr or Radarr will find another one still under the same provider. It’s only when all of those fail that it’ll turn to torrents.

I can count on one hand the number of times I’ve had to use torrents in the past three years.

jws_shadotak,

I’m in the US but this should still apply to the UK

Is usenet and debrid safe to use without a VPN in the UK?

Yes, as long as your provider offers SSL encryption. If you’re using SSL encryption, the ISP can see what servers you’re connected to but not what data is being transferred and that should be enough protection. If there isn’t an option for SSL, you might want to use a VPN.

From what I understand it’s cheaper to use a VPN than have debrid + usenet + private indexers but I am not sure.

It is cheaper, but availability and speed are what you’re paying for if you sign up for a usenet provider.

I’ve been using both usenet and torrents for the past few years and never gotten a complaint. Usenet is my main source of everything. Only my torrent client itself is behind a VPN. All the arrs are unsecured and SABnzbd uses the SSL port for my usenet provider.

Fellow Extreme Weather Lemmings, what are your Buy it for Life winter boot suggestions?

We got my husband some Helly Hansen boots the year before last and we noticed a hole in them last year. I am right pissed. If I’m dropping hundreds of dollars on boots, I expect to get my money’s worth. What are your awesome boot suggestions to help me do just that?

jws_shadotak,

Just wear them… Maybe sand off the EGA if you’re buying Marine Corps boots

jws_shadotak,

It might be worthwhile to check out some boots marketed toward military personnel. There’s LOTS of opinions out there about military boots because tons of us wear them.

I know Danner makes very nice boots. I wore the Reckoning cold weather version and loved them so much. They’re lined with goretex to keep the wet and the cold out as best as possible.

I wore them nonstop for about 2 years. Every regular day of work, weeks or months in the field, even climbing Mount Fuji. Those things lasted a long time until I replaced them with…

the Danner Jungles, which are very much the opposite of cold weather boots. They’re made for hot and wet climates. I love these even more but that’s probably because they’re designed specifically for this type of area.

jws_shadotak,

Oh hell yeah dude enjoy those lil work stations

jws_shadotak,

A used one in your area, so long as it’s newer (2021+)

I would recommend using Linux on it instead of ChromeOS, if you’re a little more technically inclined. ChromeOS is fine but it limits you to just the Google ecosystem whereas Linux allows you to do things with it like a normal computer.

I took an old (2017?) model and put a super lightweight Linux distro on it and use it as a little administrator device. It’s got good battery and acceptable processor speed, but it’s severely limited by CPU cooling and storage.

jws_shadotak,

serverpartdeals.com

Certified refurbished drives. They’re less reliable than new, but a hell of a lot cheaper. I’ve been running my Plex on a 14 TB.

Just beware of the sound levels of some of those drives.

jws_shadotak,

I did it just by myself. I just kept critiquing myself after a negative interaction and trying to figure out why I got angry or frustrated. I still give in to that anger once in a while but I’ve gotten better.

I learned it’s easier for me to forgive when I’ve had proper sleep, actually. I also look at it from the other person’s side and think of what problems that person is going through and excuse them for whatever is frustrating me.

It’s easy to think of it like a shitty driver and getting angry at them. Why are they speeding? Could be a bathroom emergency. Could be meeting a loved one at the hospital. I don’t know, so I’m not gonna judge.

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