There are some niche private trackers which have an active community that handle quality and requests. Also they don’t let just anyone create a torrent, so you can have assurances that the files have been vetted to some extent and you’re not going to download something unexpected.
As the other comment says, use hardlinks and then you can have several copies of the file across the same partition all reference the same file, using just the storage space needed for one copy of the file. Still RAR files will need to be extracted first, so those would require just about twice the file size, but hopefully people stop using rar, so that’s not a concern.
Looking at the docs, it seems like that toggle enables UPnP, so the rest of the setup should be on the torrent client to announce that it needs an external port, and the VPN and torrent client should handle things from there. Maybe you can lookup the docs for your torrent client and see if there’s anything extra to use UPnP?
Wait, has the guy in the meme been Charlie Kirk the whole time??
“Private” from other people who may have access to your phone, but not private from Google. I use it to segment my work and personal stuff, and can still get notifications for both accounts, where as separate users wouldn’t get that.
I thought exactly the same thing after falling down that hole and landing exactly where the game starts you off after traversing all the way to the top.
YSK that if they have kids, that doesn’t give them more votes. The kids can’t vote until they’re 18.
Are you saying the comment is fake, or the sentiment? This was actually posted to reddit: https://archive.is/U9ntj
Boy, I really hope someone got fired for that blunder.
Not too sure, but a previous one says spaces are allowed in comments. I would assume the {} is similar?
The short story i’ve heard it explained was that prior to the 1960’s when logarithm tables were the only option, if what you were calculating was not in the table, you rounded the measurements up so that the material or whatever was stronger, and you knew it would really hold the weight to be certain. Depending on how much rounding up happened during the design, this created lots of redundancy and strength, but was more expensive since you generally had to use more materials. With CAD, you could more easily model and calculate all the loads and optimize the design and material costs for the expected lifetime of the product, building, or whatever. This saved money and was preferred by bean counters, and resulted in designs lasting just enough, rather than older designs which sometimes seemed indestructible.
The worst thing about AI Slop is it’s overuse of in a list header, it kills it for me. I used to use emojis all the time like a run off sentence and put more thought into it, but now it’s just ruined.
It’s really great, and you can just keep them on the line if it’s an actual person.
Who was the other CEO that died?
Listen to some classical music
Marketing ruined the movie for me, seeing Ross’s Red Hulk was unavoidable before release, but watching the movie, it was meant to be a twist or something, since he only turns in the last 20 minutes. It seemed like they were banking on Red Hulk to draw people to see the movie.
tea users don’t want men to access their data but tea admins did nothing to stop it
Here’s one, InfluxDB (a time series database) advertises itself Open Source, but that’s only true for their Core platform, and many common features of a DB (high availability, read replicas, etc) are behind the Enterprise offering. Even if you are going to self host, you have to pay and agree to their terms.
I get having to pay for hosting and support, but it seems like they are intentionally neutering the core version to be able to push their paid business model, while benefiting from the testing and contributions from the community on the core model.
Not really sure what you mean by reusing UUIDs but theres nothing bad about using UUIDs in URLs for content you don’t want scrapped by bots. Sites like Google Photos are already are using UUIDs in the URL for the photos, and do not require any authentication to see the image as long as you have the URL. You can try this for yourself and copy the URL of an image and open it in a Private Browsing Window. Every so often someone realizes the actual image URL is public and think they’ve found a serious issue, but the reason why it isn’t is because of the massive key space UUID provides and that it would be infeasible to check every possible URL, even if it’s publicly available.
“There comes a time when the risk of doing nothing becomes the greatest risk of all”