Cause OpenZFS just published a nice bug fix, so unraid gets a version bump.
Faceman2K23
joined 2 years ago
Big Agree, I watched Lain around the same time as I was reading a lot and the books I read at the time were similarly prophetic (Nueromancer, Snow Crash, The Diamond Age, Permutation City) all right around the time of peak "The Matrix" hype..
breakfast casserole.
Round bun = Burger.
Regardless of the patty.
What's crazy is americans will eat a vege burger, a mushroom burger, pork, lamb, turkey patties etc.. all burgers. but as soon as you put fried chicken in it is suddenly becomes a sandwitch?
I mean, that's just a pan pizza that happens to be square but I'll give it to you as a valid regional variant.
I will also direct you to the wikipedia entry for "California-style Pizza" which contains some wild pictures of potentially illegal pizzas.
Chicago deep dish is another whole crazy thing too.
I stopped using Calibre a few years back since I didn't need any of its advanced management/conversion features or e-reader integration any more so I switched to ubooquity, which is much simpler and doesnt need to rename or move files, you just point it at a folder and it makes books available via a simple web-ui and OPDS service. I dont actually even use it though, since I just pull the files to my Boox tablet when I need them.
I also run that alongside Komga which does the same thing but is better suited for comics and manga etc, I do access that via OPDS.
It is SIGNIFICANTLY easier to just download properly done rips than to try to either capture or dump the Netflix streams yourself.
I just rip any disk I get, I haven't had to think about region locks for at least 15 years.
the VHS vs Beta format wars, not the HD-DVD vs Blu-ray format wars for the young'ns out there.
In the past I've used Volumio, but they've made multiroom a paid feature now.
One way around it would be to run a chromecast or airplay client, as they both have inherent multizone support, just not as polished as a sonos-style setup with groupings and stereo mapping when using DIY hardware.
Sonarr/Radarr will do this for you automagically for most TV and Movies, never have to visit a dodgy torrent site again.
Started setting it up years ago and over time re-downloaded all those shitty yify rips with full fat bluray remuxes wherever available and the highest quality possible otherwise. Hit 100tb pretty quickly lol.
I have my rig set up to automatically upgrade to bluray remuxes when available, then once they are older than 1 month and over a certain filesize they get automatically compressed with a fairly slow, low crf H265-10bit encode with FileFlows to cut their size roughly in half while still being visually perfect on the normal TVs, all 4k content stays untouched for the main theatre.