

Jellyfin
Why does it matter that they are hosted on GitHub though?
Usually a lurker.
Maybe I should’ve just shut up and thought for a bit longer before writing that comment…
If you want to talk to me elsewhere, you know how to reach me.
Jellyfin
Why does it matter that they are hosted on GitHub though?
What defines someone as masculine in the US is not 1:1 with the concept of masculinity in China, or France, or Kenya, for instance. On top of that, one’s personal understanding of masculinity and femininity likely differs slightly (or greatly) from the general standards of the society around them.
For that I’d say this applies to the country in question
Just not across borders.
Copyright good unless it’s major companies/brands whatever (basically if not indie = bad)
I mentioned how HDDs could be broken down fpr secure data erasure and then trashed (read recycled).
Lemmy user immediately read and assumed “landfill”.
Well…There are countries in the world that don’t have massive landfills (we in Germany replaced those with coal mine pits :p)
B.
And assuming I remember what it was like before I will then better make my ass move back to Germany.
1H a day. After homework
In Germany we don’t really have the concept of landfills.
Here usually everything is recycled to some degree.
A good smack with a hammer then trash like any other electronic.
or
Disassemble the drive, crack/scratch the platters, trash like any other electronic
Value the redundancy, make backups of data that can’t easily be replaced.
Aint that hard to learn.
Can you sleep loosing a movie on your disk?
Can you also sleep loosing an entire photo album on your disk?
It’s just what was sad that irked me.
No offense taken (and hopefully non given). I hope you continue enjoying this hobby :)
Ripping straight from physical to media is just the remuxing process.
What you are doing is called an encode.
It can be good. But not as original as the original.
It’s like saying an MP3 is as good as a FLAC…
Lidarr ain’t dead.
They juat don’t have too much time to fix the metadata issue.
Jesus folks. Have some patience with devs donating their free time after work to fix your little media addiction.
If they arent fast enough for you, do it manually or use another program…
Not something that sounds production ready lol
Hypervisor: Proxmox (fuck Hyper-V: It’s good but soo annoying. Fuck ESXi cuz Broadcom).
General purpose OS (for servers): Debian (and OMV)
When I did (disclaimer: It was long enough ago to be legally relevant) sail the seven seas, my mom wasnt stoked on it and repeatedly mentioned “if you get caught it’s on you” yet still participated in watching said content and requested media.
Lol
Paper towel -> trash.
Also a reason why we don’t deep fry something and only fry semi submerged
For some situations I used Copilot to script an auto-translator for XML-EPG in bash.
For that it worked okay enough.
Your suggestions arent what I’d use it with but feel free to modify as you please :)
Take a look into the asiasn kitchen.
Some stuff can be made very easy with few ingredients there.
For example I made a duck breast broth udon bowl.
But it’s
200 g (7 oz) duck breast fillet
1 leek
1 teaspoon sunflower oil
500 ml (2 cups) water
100 ml (7 fl oz) soy sauce
50 ml (3½ fl oz) sake
50 ml (3½ fl oz) water
100 ml (7 fl oz) mirin
5g (¼ oz) dried kombu
5 g (¼ oz) katsuobushi (dried bonito flakes)
Udon
Yes, the ingredients require upfront cost and are usually more costly (for example in Asian supermarkets) but the broth was amazing for those few ingredients.
And they could probably be substituted with cheap version (in comparison to mid-quality products) or swapped.
Maybe not the same taste but similar enough to still taste well. :)
(If someone wants the recipe, the epub can be found online.
This book (EN version under the same title) https://www.dorlingkindersley.de/buch/maori-murota-wiebke-krabbe-japan-home-kitchen-9783831046881
Page 14
Tried only one recipe but so far it’s a good book.
Whatever floats your boat.