

Right! I did the work to do it but found it a waste of time. It takes ten seconds to find what I want why do I need fifty eleven servers to do that for me


Right! I did the work to do it but found it a waste of time. It takes ten seconds to find what I want why do I need fifty eleven servers to do that for me


Downloading a torrent manually does the same thing. Right now is still waiting for the download


Never understood the purpose of any of the arr stack. Finding the torrent is fun for me. I only need like three trackers.


Baikal is much easier
Even more reason for no excuse
It takes two seconds to get https and 10 bucks a year for a domain. Come on


Why though? The joy is reading not reading bad versions of the same content?
Need to download more fan
Your second point is pretty much the most important skill learned in a humanities PhD, how to make your own learning path and learn what you need to know and what you should avoid.
I hardly think memorizing every useless fact in a manual and blowing the technician is the best way to learn. In Linux I encounter problems and seek the answers then I know how to apply this knowledge in the future. This isn’t dynastic China where we must memorize the five great books (/usr/bin, fridge, stove, furnace, and the analects) in order to progress in life.
I can do the exact same thing in gnome without having to config for days lol. Super key right super up. I agree with you!
Anyone after trying Ubuntu. Anyone after trying a tiling manager.


Thanks for sharing!
Sounds like a diff kind of IPFS.


Have you done it via server or computer? I never got any hits from my server version
I’d get any optiplex, the newer the better.
When it takes zero time to find a torrent, no I cannot understand needing a service to save ten seconds