dmention7

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[–] dmention7@lemm.ee 29 points 6 days ago (3 children)

Read this as "Cmon do a racist tyranny" at first. Like, damn thats pretty mask off, and hello welcome to the last decade...

But yeah, "resist" works too.

[–] dmention7@lemm.ee 14 points 1 week ago (7 children)

I get those very frequently the day before a popular show airs.

I wish there was a setting in sonarr to only grab released episodes (like radarr has) bit it seems like blocking extensions is the way to go.

[–] dmention7@lemm.ee 34 points 1 week ago (1 children)

On the one hand, as someone who likes to use their garage for garage stuff in addition to storing my car in it, I feel his pain at the too-short garage.

On the other hand, fucking LOL at buying an unnecessarily large vehicle like a CT without checking your garage size first--and then doubling down by parking it like that.

[–] dmention7@lemm.ee 16 points 1 week ago (1 children)

Good call! Wife and I watched that one on a whim, thinking it would be a good "bad" movie to watch while having a few drinks and were pleasantly surprised!

You probably need be at least familiar with RPG/fantasy tropes to fully enjoy it, but it definitely felt like it came from a place of love and self-awareness, rather than the cynical cash-grab I was expecting.

[–] dmention7@lemm.ee 5 points 1 week ago

I'm as fascinated by those shuttle comparisons as anything else!

On the face of it, I wouldn't have guessed that the space shuttle's power output was measured in gigawatts, nor that the space shuttle's output is on the same scale as an entire country's steam power output (in 1896, sure... but still!)

[–] dmention7@lemm.ee 6 points 1 week ago (4 children)

This data points to people starting to buy houses later in life, and also continuing to buy houses later in life, but I'm not sure you can say it points to there being more landlords. I have been a repeat homebuyer twice in my life (and probably will be at least one more time), but each time it has just been moving from one SFH to another.

The biggest thing I take away from this is that waaaay more older people are changing houses these days (downsizing after kids move out or moving to senior-oriented communities maybe?) There's no way that individuals buying rental homes is more than a blip in that green line.

[–] dmention7@lemm.ee 6 points 1 week ago (1 children)

Thanks to your comment, today's sober me is going to stop at the grocery store after work and do this weekend's high me SUCH a huge solid! 😘

[–] dmention7@lemm.ee 15 points 1 week ago

Methinks the lady doth protest too much.

[–] dmention7@lemm.ee 30 points 1 week ago (2 children)

While you're not wrong, you're also massively over-analyzing and "WELL AKSHULLY"ing what appears to be a silly one-liner, not a serious attempted dunk on the article.

[–] dmention7@lemm.ee 18 points 1 week ago* (last edited 1 week ago)

So now we're sending out reminders like a high school history teacher reminding students that the history report is due tomorrow.

I was thinking it's more like a reminder that your car's warranty is about to expire, so hurry up and purchase that extended warranty!

[–] dmention7@lemm.ee 20 points 1 week ago (6 children)

I refuse to use a case on principle. The idea that you need a case to protect a phone from everyday use is so ass-backwards it hurts my brain. (and was not always the situation!)

It would be so much more space, weight, and cost efficient to simply engineer in the durability provided by a case through the use of proper materials and construction. But apparently marketing thinks nobody would buy a phone that looks and feels out of the box the way a phone with a case feels. So we end up with these thin, elegant, glass and polished aluminum devices... that most of the population has to immediately hide inside a bulky plastic/rubber case to have a chance of surviving 6 months.

Imagine if a carmaker sold a premium vehicle with a polished metal and glass exterior that you had to protect under a vinyl wrap to keep it from rusting and chipping under normal use... they'd be a laughing stock!

[–] dmention7@lemm.ee 1 points 1 week ago (1 children)

I've been moved out for 25 years 😂

I just hoped that my family would take advantage of me offering up my server for them to stream from.

 

I've had a few of the *arrs running in Docker on Unraid without issue for several months now. Yesterday afternoon I was ripping a bunch of CDs that my wife had picked up, and midway through I noticed that Lidarr was not allowing to add new artists or albums that were not already populated in my library. Manually searching for anything results in the attached screencap and the log entries below:

[Warn] HttpClient: HTTP Error - Res: HTTP/2.0 [GET] https://api.lidarr.audio/api/v0.4/search?type=all&query=billie+holiday: 500.InternalServerError (33 bytes) {"error":"Internal server error"}

[Warn] LidarrErrorPipeline: NzbDrone.Core.MetadataSource.SkyHook.SkyHookException: Search for 'billie holiday' failed. Unable to communicate with LidarrAPI. [v2.11.2.4629] NzbDrone.Core.MetadataSource.SkyHook.SkyHookException: Search for 'billie holiday' failed. Unable to communicate with LidarrAPI.

I've done a little searching, and I gather this is a result of my Lidarr instance not being able to communicate with a metadata server, but the troubleshooting advice seems to be focused on new installs with network configuration problems. I had made no configuration changes during the ~20 minutes since my last successful search (nor really in the last couple weeks), and all my other *arr apps are working perfectly fine, so I'm kind of at a loss. I've tried restarting and updating the container, but no dice, so here I am...

Ideas/suggestions?

 

For background, i have a few hundred torrented movies that I have been downloading to / seeding directly from a folder structure set up for Plex/Jellyfin. Media library is a mix of ripped and downloaded content. Till now I have been using a client on my desktop to manage the files on my media server, but now qbittorent and radarr live on the media server where they should be.

I struggled for a bit to get qbittorent and radarr set up and hardlinking properly, and am now ready to start migrating all those torrents into the proper location. What I'm doing works, but it feels like I'm doing something the long way.

Here's what I'm currently doing:

  • Move torrent from media library to torrent folder
  • Copy/paste torrent link from desktop client to media server client and verify that it's seen properly
  • Add movie(s) in radarr, but do not tell it to begin searching for it
  • Select Manual Import / Interactive Import
  • Check the appropriate media file(s) and allow radarr to Import them to the movies I just added.

If that's more or less the best way to do it, I will chug through since it seems to be working. It just seems like adding the movie before importing is superfluous, since radarr has no problem matching up the media file the correct movie once it has been added.

TIA!

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