Yep. And that’s why I hate those users. Damn leeches

Guess what? We are at the point where we have to already.

No.
Seedboxes just arent (usually) used as streaming servers.
So we fetch the downloads from the server and purge unpopular/non-important torrents

The more seeders, the likelier I’ll probably give 2.0.
But I’ll keep everything seeded as long as I have storage available.

I just throttled it to 10mbps.
Private get unlimited (1gbps)

Dunno.
But (I feel like) every cent paid to Nintendo is too much.
They make great games (at times) but demand so much more for so little progress it’s not quite justifiable anymore.

And some of Lemmy (probably) feel similar to that sentiment.

Edit: And if you have the money to justify the purchase, then feel free. If it makes you and your kids happy even more so :)

Bragging with financial stupidity.

But where you are right now it’s like saying “I voted conservative” in the highest amount of democratic voters where you’ll get lynched for voted conservative.

Never were, seemingly never was.

The metadata server is currently being nursed back to a working state

Picard and Lidarr

Sadly no actual search function that pipes it into yt-dlp.
Imagine the releases were done as yearly seasons and their individual videos.

Maybe 90% is written by AI, but also 90% is edited back after AI fucked it up ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

It is for sure a dud

Confidently incorrect.

Loving it.
Don’t get discouraged by it being in “Beta”.
Yes it get’s many releases in a short time frame. But nothing you can’t manage without reading patch notes.

No worries. But be sure to research what you setup for it being sane or secure.

As for myself: I had significant help from a fellow dude on discord answering many of my stupid questions.
Everyone had to begin at one point ;)

I use Veeam.
The Agent is free amd can do integrity checks
The B&R server can manage multiple systems has a steeper learning curve can be free (with a reduced featureset) or operated with a license.

I use Veeam at home and at work and I quite love it.
(And they recently started supporting Proxmox)

127.0.0.1

Strange…
This reads like the typical thing a Linux user would mention to a windows user.
And the windows user would the flamed and roasted one.

Because windows caches aggressively.