GitHub has OpenAPI specification. Latest version is 3.1, I think.
I use Vetted (previously lustre) to get information. Then find the reviews on YouTube.
I also use WireCutter and Rtings.com for information collection.
Look into Bufferbloat and SQM.
One way is to replace your router with a router with good SQM (smart queue management). You can find recommended router at https://www.waveform.com/tools/bufferbloat
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/keiyoushi/extensions/repo/index.min.json
is the URL I used to add in TachiyomiSY extension repo.
The quoted rule seems to come from the Plex.tv. And the forum threat said first four rules are irrelevant these days.
The first 4 ‘rules’ generally are no longer as important as they once were, but may still be a good thing to bear in mind.
And I want OP to know that
shame that most x265 groups microsize the releases or use the x264 as source what results in low quality releases. And the few groups that do use the correct source suffer from it.
Wait and see is what I wrote. I added the text from the original toot.
You should read the trash guide.
Like mastondon.world admin said, you can always block the threads.net at user level.
The instance itself will wait and see.
We won’t pre-emptively defederate from Threads. Users can themselves decide to block threads. (If we were to defederate, users can’t anymore decide to un-block themselves.)
We will keep a close eye on all developments with Threads joining the Fediverse, and when we see trouble, we might reconsider this statement.
Edit: mastodon.world not mastodon.social
“you-know-which-site” has already archived the page. I love that site.
I didn’t use any API account (opensubtutle was still free and open to public).
These days, *arr setup (according to trash guide) and Plex pass automatically get me the subtitles.
I used to use subliminal
command line to download subtitles.
subscene is the website I used to find (no api) if subliminal failed.
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Migrated from deluge, rTorrent, uTorrent and transmission to qBitorrent.
Deluge has problem when you have many torrents seeding or downloading.
rTorrent setup is not very easy.
uTorrent and Transmission are not recommended for not following the etiquette and bundling other software AFAIR.
The culprit is AdGuardDNS settings.
I visited the sites on the desktop with NextDNS all are fine.
The pricing depends on the DC location (and other obvious factor). The one I have is in New Jersey (have to confirm) and 3.5 USD per month.
Updated the summary about Windows winning.
Some people already using Linux as daily driver and booting to windows is not ease for them.
People doesn’t need every games to be compatible. They only need the games they want to play compatible.
For me, I no longer need to boot into windows to play game.
I have a 5 USD per month VPS on Vultr.com
IMHO it depends on the theme you use.
try well maintained themes and you will not have that kind of problem. Like gruvbox light.
https://github.com/mbadolato/iTerm2-Color-Schemes/
has lot of color themes. If your terminal of choice can use ANSI colors you can use tinted-shell.