I’m set up in containers on Linux, but there should be a config file you point to both lidarr and slskd. You’ll need the api key for each for them to connect, and in each you need them pointing to the same download location.

Soularr works pretty well in conjunction with slskd. If you know how to use soulseek, it shouldn’t be too hard to get set up. The interface is quite different from the other *arrs, but it was easy enough to set up for me.

Yo, we heard you like watching Netflix on your break, so we put big screen tvs on your brakes so you can watch Netflix on your brakes while on break.

I like that fdroid is “this doesn’t meet what our users expect from our service, here’s why, and here it is anyway if you want cancer”

I wouldn’t say Rogan is a propagandist, just a convenient idiot that is a platform for fascists. Very slight distinction, but tables with Nazi’s making it a moot point.

*arr stack my friend. I use docker-compose files for pretty much everything. Jellyfin as a media server for pretty much everything, many choices are available for a front end, but my symphonium purchase has paid for itself many times over.

This is pretty close to what I set up, but not exactly.

https://lemmy.dbzer0.com/post/26287096

I count on Cloudflare’s useless captcha for my *arr stack.

Can you be a hero for not doing anything?

Yes, during the purge I would do this. But only in this hypothetical situation. During the purge. Hypothetically.

They’re also assuming the bathroom floors wouldn’t be cleaned regularly if there wasn’t urine on them. I’m pretty sure all buildings with a custodial staff mops the floor everyday, bathrooms twice a day. They’d at most reduce cleaning the bathroom to once daily instead if these urinals we’re absolutely perfect and no other reason for cleaning bathroom floors existed.

Totally agree, I’ll add that I run jellyfin, the *arrs, an admittedly low throughout ripping/encoding setup, and a few other containers on a single optiplex micro 7060 and there’s a lot of room leftover. I very much appreciate the laptop processor in it because it usually sits idle for 16 hours a day.

I’m giving you a paraphrase of the rest of the article that you’ve already said you couldn’t read.

here is the archive link in case you want to read it without my poor paraphrasing.

I’m thinking of upgrading from my Asus e200ha at some point. Want it when I do?

It’s basically nothing new, pharmaceutical companies are charging 1000% markup on the cost to produce drugs. I’m sure the story is supposed to be that United health isn’t covering any of that cost, but they sure beat around the bush saying it. A pharmaceutical conglomerate (PBM) is accusing people of Cherry picking data and that the median out of pocket cost for medicines are $5. Considering how cheap most non-life saving drugs are, it’s a bit of a cop out since we’re talking specifically about cancer treatments, not high doses of ibuprofen. Which they’re probably also charging 1000% or greater of wholesale, because it probably costs a few pennies to manufacture those medications.

My experience with flaxseed oil was less than stellar. It works real nice at first, you get a good strong non stick seasoning, but after a few uses it starts flaking off. My guess is that it forms too hard of a coating, so when the pan expands and contracts through use, it starts to separate from the seasoning. Avocado oil works pretty well, and so does normal vegetable or canola oil. The surface isn’t as nice as a fresh flaxseed oil coating, but it’s a lot more forgiving through use.

I’ve got you beat. 32gb emmc laptop.

I need every last mb on this thing. It’s kind of nice because I literally cannot have bloat, so I clear out folders before I forget where things went. I only really use it for the internets and to ssh into my servers, but it’s also where I usually make my bootable USB drives, so I’ll need 2-5 gb free for whichever ISO I want to try out. I really detest the idea of downloading to one USB, then dd-ing that to another. I should probably start using ventoy or something, but I guess I’m old school stubborn.

I tried using flatpak and docker, but it’s just not gonna happen.