Well, that’s an issue for sure, but in my case it’s just that when you have thousands of torrents seeding it’s hard to keep them organised and navigate them, labels help but not much, essentially my bittorrent client is a bucket of shared files, reviewing what I have, deleting and moving is a hassle.

I’ve about 2k, but I’ve had to adjust the weird defaults

Also I don’t understand the upload torrents limit, ok, limit concurrent uploads, but everything I’m seeding should be available all the time

Unfortunately BitTorrent clients are kinda messy and don’t make it easy to maintain a long term seeding library. I’ve moved to qbittorrent which is a bit better than Deluge on that regard, but it’s still not great.

Eh at this point it’s easier to download even the stuff you already have on CD

BRB going to dive in the ocean

USB charger

Fingers crossed but I spun up a Navidrome container a couple of years ago, let Watchtower handle the updates, and never touched it again so far.

I think this assumes piracy

What a terrible website, its hard to understand exactly what this is

Yeah you got me, I’m the worst

Additionally, many have million ad cuts where they repeat what just happened, and depending on where you watch it you may not actually have ads, so it feels like being trapped in a star trek time loop

Lol do you want to deal with a pissed off wife a the smallest issue? At least Netflix’s issues are Netflix’s fault

I have a media server, but I still need Netflix to handle the volume of crap shows my partner watches*

*many actually play in the background while she does something else, but apparently they’re necessary

RAM is a bit limiting, but OpenMediaVault is a NAS OS with a serviceable docker interface.

Am I missing something? Why would she need to reply immediately? Can’t she just wait until she’s off the clock?

Yeah sure, where else would you hide this sort of things?

Oh right, I just download via zlib and import into Calibre, but I guess that’s a more manual operation

for non-audio e-books I always find everything on zlib

The fact that these incredibly well funded companies have the arrogance to believe they have the right to hammer the Internet Archive’s limited resources for their own gain is disgusting.