

The HUD is only for the heat seeking missiles though.
The HUD is only for the heat seeking missiles though.
I bet they offer a better ui and amore stable service than Disney though.
Disney is what prompted me to ask this question
I cut my blackberries every two years, except for some main branches that cover the hedge between my garden and my neighbour. It gives a good coverage during the winter when the hedge looses some thickness.
The fruit yield, mostly. I think it might grow up to three full sets of blue berries in a year. Also it is very easy to maintain and delicious.
I also have black berries, which have the same properties. But they’re thorny and grow everywhere you don’t want them.
Blue berries, though guess it’s technically a bush, isn’t it?
Same, never had trouble sleeping. Now I’m lying awake worrying about life, the universe and everything.
Are we still talking about sex?
Was this joke inspired by the movie “Yesterday”, where all but one person forgot every song by the Beatles?
I feel bad for kids these days.
I work with a lot of frontenders who always say “why would we even need backend, we can just use firebase”.
That’s a midlife crisis
Or browsing lemmy on your phone.
Has anyone ever seen these two in the same room together?
I will look in to that
Yes, but hardlinking doesn’t work if the files aren’t on the same petition.
My downloads folder is on the main harddisk.
The files are moved to an external ssd.
You see, the problem is that radar and sonarr move my files into designated folders. That is a good thing, but it also makes it so that my download client can’t find it again to continue uploading.
I have now set it up so that I keep a copy in my downloads folder for a week, but I don’t have the space to permanently keep two copies of all my downloads.
It would be great if radarr could tell my download client where the file has moved to so that it can keep on seeding indefinitely.
Straight outta comptegg
Zoom in. I don’t care much for the troubles in the world. I vote, but that’s that. I care for my family and friends and for my personal development. In that order. Lately it’s been mostly the latter. That is all right for a while, but eventually I’ll have to put things back in the right order.
Well in that case, I guess you can add Plex to the list. I switched to Jellyfin after their recent update.