sunbeam60

Most people I speak to about this assume that the "good VPN" provider can be trusted not to keep logs.

Me neither as I haven’t done it.

But apparently it basically creates your own Netflix. You write a title you’d like to watch and within minutes you get a notification that it’s there, ready.

It’s qbittorrent all the way down.

I don’t think it is but the headline clearly mimics a standard newspaper headline. I don’t think it’s trying to say something about genders, just saying something about how media communicates.

I’ve been told some use an app called LunaSea to to manage their arr instances. Apparently it brings all the arrs under one simple interface.

There are just so many distributions.

I exclusively use qbittorrent to download Linux distros.

I haven’t done this myself because it’s obviously very illegal, but I’ve been told you set up a server with docker and set up the following containers:

• gluetun for VPN (exit in Switzerland with a fallback to Spain) as these countries have the laxest regulation re downloading licensed media.
• radarr for film
• sonarr for tv
• other *arr instances for subtitles, music, ebooks etc
• qbittorrent piped through the Gluetun container
• jellyfish, plex or XBMC in front as a player.

But what do I know? I haven’t done it myself and only download large Linux distributions because I love distro-hopping.

I’ve cancelled Netflix. Just wasn’t using it enough for the price. Instead I will entertain myself by downloading Linux distributions on BitTorrent.

Well, sort of.

If he chooses to install an atomic distribution, for example, he might have a simpler time ensuring that he can help undo any curiosity damage his kids may have wrought.

If you fund, you influence.

Scale. Look at a programming language like Zig … tiny, but managing to have three people full time.