Yep. I'm 100Tb deep into that rabbit hole.
Faceman2K23
joined 2 years ago
Thats a weird as hell mashup but I'm happy it now exists.
These tracks are going to go absolutely wild at their shows.
The EDM crowd will give the Metal crowd a run for their money when it comes to moshing.
im just waiting for a Mangarr that actually works, currently run FMD in a container.
yessir
sonarr, radarr, bazarr, lidarr, prowlarr and a bunch of other smaller ones.
It's a neat website, but it is very America specific.
For example, I'm Australian and I wasn't taught about slavery or genocide of our native people in high school. Hell, I was taught that the Stolen generation was a misnomer and children were only taken voluntarily or as an act of mercy... I graduated in 2008 so it wasn't exactly the dark ages. Referring to the planned exterminations of the natives as "battles" and "conflicts" at best was another one. they didn't even mention the shit that went down in Tasmania.
it's not just the dumb stuff like food pyramids and taste zones, even in schools today history is being glossed over
Just a heads up that the paid version of Fully Kiosk Browser has a wake-via-camera motion option built in, and with the HA integration you can also do wake via PIR or some other input, or use the motion detection of the camera as an input to HA for further automation.
Personally, I use a bit of abandoned android software (I forget the name at the moment) that lets me use a node based system to connect the proximity sensor with the screen wake based on whatever variables work, so that works for me, but my touch panel is running an older version of android so it might not work with everything.
That's what FMD does. I give it a list of series to follow and the preferred source for them and it just downloads the lot as fast as it can and checks for updates regularly.
It's kind of like sonarr for manga and comics.
Wait to you find out what we call a corn dog
Man I'm not super Into fashion but call of the night had some great ones.
Normal people with a normal TV or basic soundbar can get by with just a Google TV chromecast if they have a good network or use an Ethernet adaptor add on.
The shield is still the go to device for more advanced home theater setups though. Add a flirc for integration into universal remote setups.
Used to be that a full HTPC was the best but they just can't compete these days with their poor DV and Atmos support and the hoops you need to jump through to get that working properly, they're good for kodi and madvr though.
There are user accounts and you can restrict dashboards on a per user basis, but it's clunky currently and could do with being expanded.