I setup a tdarr server/node today, it automatically sets up videos to be transcoded. I’m using it so my mini pc hosting jellyfin doesn’t have to. This means the videos should direct play, saving significant resources on the mini pc. That should allow me a handful of streams at the same time if it happens.

I put the node on my main desktop pc with a GPU, so when my server sees new videos land in my jellyfin folder it should have the windows pc grab the video, transcode it over on it’s own ssd, then replace the original video on the server.

I just learned about “man thing” in terminal a couple days ago. I had no idea they’re kept in that folder.

I didn’t renew my prime subscription this year, for a few reasons, but that means if I want to avoid shipping fees I need to buy $35 (USD) worth of stuff. I’ve been using that to pick up small things that have been sitting in my wishlist that I haven’t been motivated to buy separately.

For example I bought a steam deck a little while ago and wanted a screen protector, since it’s a lot of screen on that bitch, so i grabbed some cute little ramen fridge magnets that I’ve had on there for ages to get me over $35.

Sure I’m spending more than I would have to avoid a fee, but i didn’t spend $150 yet (prime for the year) and I’m getting more things for it.

I don’t have the know-how, why couldn’t this group do what’s needed to get a dump of the decryption key? What’s needed to make this possible?

My friend. The technology to identify you by your walk exists. The technology to identify you by how you use your mouse and type exists. The technology to identify what sites you visit by the pattern of the incoming and outgoing packets and their sizes exists.

They’re not using the calico.

I don’t know, but i use stremio plus real debrid. I had to grab the torrentio add on to do it so it kind of fits the bill.