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With more of us using smartphones and tablets for everything, I’m curious if there are any Usenet reader apps or services for mobile devices. Does anyone have any recommendations?
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I am new to usenet and currently still have questions: I use Eweka as my Provider. Now there weren’t any options that would allow me to pay anonymously so I went with PayPal. I understand that if you use a VPN and Eweka’s SSL encryption neither the ISP nor people from the outside can see your traffic. Can Eweka still see my traffic on what am downloading? If yes, have there been any cases where they have been leaking logs? This question has probably been answered multiple times but as am new to usenet just wanted to be sure.
Thank you in advance!
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I’m learning a lot from this community, so thank you for everything.
I am looking for some clarity on something, as I am getting a lot of downloads with “missing articles”.
I understand the backbone structure of usenet, but my question is about the providers in each backbone.
If Backbone A has 6 providers, does it make a difference which provider I choose if all of them are pulling from the same backbone?
Also, if Company O has two backbones that seem to be split up, using a provider from each of those two split up backbones is okay, right?
Thank you.
I recently upgraded my Plex server to this Aspire TC-1750-UR11.
I was able to clone my existing setup to the new drive and basically just move to the new system.
The best part is it only cost me $155 for the system. It was a display model that was marked way down. It is flawless and even had the protective film on it .
I just wanted to share since I am just super stoked to have upgraded for so cheap.
Full specs here. https://pilab.dev/specs#plex
I originally had a Dell Optiplex 3060 i3-8100
I just checked their website and their lifetime pass went from $119.99 to $239.99. Have they lost their minds? There’s no way I’m paying that.
We have a huge release for you today!
N.B. It is not available yet for Android, because Google has been taking ages to review, but we just couldn’t wait to bring it to the rest of you. It is also not available for macOS yet.
Android macOS Windows Linux iOS Headless
Lots of really good stuff in here, we’ve been hard at work adding commonly requested features and fixing a ton of reported issues. We hope you enjoy it!
Very few people in the Houston area right now have power or even internet access after the hurricane and it could realistically last another week or two before everyone has it back. I knew with the strength of the hurricane winds about to come that I should really finally figure out how to set up Plex offline and I did that Sunday evening before the storm came. So glad I did because the most intensive internet task I can manage right now is watching low quality YouTube on my phone. I have no home internet whatsoever and my cell connection can manage about one or two megabits per second. Sometimes it’s hard to even load an image post on Reddit it’s so slow. We have a whole home generator so I’m glad I can still watch all my Plex content in full quality haha.
One of my top reasons for starting a Plex server in the first place, other than convenience and its interesting, was another hurricane I went through probably 15 or 20 years ago. My mom drove me up to where my …
I have a lot of custom metadata set up, and every time Radarr upgraded a movie, the entire entry would be deleted in Plex, including all the metadata, and a new entry created. I couldn’t figure out how to fix it, but I discovered the required setting today in Radarr:
Settings > Connect > [Your Plex Server] > DISABLE “On Movie File Delete For Upgrade”
That’s it. Now Radarr doesn’t notify Plex of the deleted file, moments before the upgrade. Instead, it only notifies Plex after the upgrade. I’m not sure why that’s turned on by default, but I recommend turning it off.
since a few weeks my sonarr fails to import my imdb watchlist, which was previously working.
error: > Unable to connect to import list: Imdb call resulted in an unexpected StatusCode [NotFound]. Check the log surrounding this error for details.
this is what the log says: https://pastebin.com/si41hxaE
what can i do?
Hey everyone,
I’m excited to share Trailer Finder, a Python tool I developed for automating the search and download of movie and TV show trailers using Radarr and Sonarr APIs. It interacts seamlessly with TMDB to fetch trailer info and uses yt-dlp to download trailers from YouTube. The best part? It’s fully configurable via a YAML file, allowing you to tweak settings like trailer keywords, maximum duration, and output directories.
python main.py
to start fetching trailers based on your …I’ve been building a massive collection of old theatrical trailers thanks to YouTube and my own Blu-ray rips, which I use as a shuffled pre-roll before movie nights. I even buy trailer compilations from folks like AGFA to throw into the folder. I’d love to manage this chaos with some sort of Radarr fork because I do not want to add a thousand grindhouse movies to my current Radarr instance. Is there anything like this currently? I saw a “Trailarr” on GitHub but it looks like a dead project.
From some searches, it seems like Wrestling shows are detected by Radarr but listed online as TV, so there’s no way to grab them via automation.
Last I saw is that they just aren’t supported in *arr, but wanted to see if anyone knows otherwise? I am going to continue to search around, but it seems like the best thing is to manually import.