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The catch is its time consuming since it doesn't support Playlist. There are similar tools that also support up to 100nsong Playlist.

I love voice control specifically for telling the house to warm up before I get out of bed. I don't even have to grab my phone. I also use it almost daily to have music start playing from spotify.

There mission must be copying Google killing perfectly good products.

So you can't. There are cert stores, new protocols and ciphers, and eventually u patched zero days.

I know this because I've been playing with a g3 powerboat and all the browsers at this point are no longer maintained to support the above things as of last year. The last person working on it gave up

That heavily depends on your trackers. Load as many as you can find.

Get a usenet provider. There are many to choose from and there are comparison sites out there. I use cheapness because it gives me a second limited connection to another provider, this helps to make sure everything I want is available by using two possible sources.

Get a nzb indexer, there are some that are preset in rather sonarr and radar screens. Some of them have paid plans that let you do more searches per day.

Configure your arr programs just like you did with torrents.

You could stop using torrents. Usenet doesn't require you to see, so you just download what you want, watch, and delete.

I went from a ts431 to a Ts873 to get the pci card with 10 gig nice and dual name drives, it's a kickass powerhouse for my ESX based virtualization.

I have a OR1500LCDRTXL2U on my desk and it's silent unless running on battery.

Of course there is a gofund me on this story

I purchased a xps15 a few years ago. It had to go back twice in a year. Once for a fan that died, then again for a fan making bad noise when under load. Stopped using it about 18 months after getting it after the battery stopped working completely out of the blue.

Yup. I tried selling on Amazon and ended up back on ebay because perfectly working stuff was being returned and I had to eat the cost of shipping both ways.