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by pierat 3y ago
You can do it right now, in Jellyfin. And with Sonarr, Radarr, Lidarr, Jellyseerr, Prowlarr, flaresolverr, VPN, and qbittorrent - you can automate a request->watch pipeline for your users. And if you use distributed block storage, you ca
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by pierat 3y ago
So, the question needs asked: Do you need cloudshit to use this? We bought a stove that has this embedded cloudshit that wont let you use the whole oven for its intended purpose. And no way in hell I'm hooking it to a network.
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by pierat 3y ago
If you do Jellyfin and. SiliconDust 4x atsc3 tuner, you can RECORD the shows you want, and watch them later. And since they're now media files, you can also skip over commercials and ilk. And if you look up on this post. I have a compl
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by pierat 3y ago
Complaining without action is pointless, especially when the action is so damned easy. So, why complain if you're not going to do something about it?
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by pierat 3y ago
It definitely IS an option, but at the network level. https://pi-hole.net/ It runs on damn near everything, and is a DNS level adblocker for the whole network.
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by pierat 3y ago
Id highly discourage Plex. They're just as predatory... and they leak all sorts of data to their servers. Who knows who'd find that valuable... But what sort of a pie-rat would I be without a recommendation? https://git
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by pierat 3y ago
Oh please. For any local/state/fed program, there's MONTHS of means testing, multiple assessments of various kinds, multiple times to prostrate yourself to show that you *really* are in need of help. Oh, and then you get deni
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by pierat 3y ago
> People don't always get trials by jury either (petty traffic cases being perhaps the most common example) And this is also a gross miscarriage of justice, and basically is uncontrolled rampant taxation. And somehow, its done as a
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by pierat 3y ago
> It makes me sad that even WPA3 doesn’t have a native provisioning mechanism. And that's how you get spoofing management frames, deauthing, and all sorts of fun attacks. Cause the moment you talk to unauthenticated and unencrypted
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by pierat 3y ago
Thanks for the heads up. Seems pretty.... uncanny for them to do that :D
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by pierat 3y ago
When again did Hawaii join as a state? And also, the same to the Aleutian Islands and Alaska?
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by pierat 3y ago
When and where were we invaded in 1942?
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by pierat 3y ago
This article sucks. Fail2Ban can prevent password spraying from working, since an eventual good password will still be blocked if done within the fail2ban block period. And those block periods aren't publicized. And given appropriate c
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by pierat 3y ago
Get a FDM printer (filament), and get FreeCAD. You'll need digital calipers as well. You can cheap out for $20, or get Mitutoyo's for $200. A scanner's also nice in scanning a geometry thats flat, but not required. Just with
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by pierat 3y ago
Sure your name isn't drew? Cause that's the exact crap he did with the open source hardware/company and Prusa just the other day.
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by pierat 3y ago
There's so many problems with DIE. 1. There's no metrics put in place to identify where there are DIE-related problems. We're just told there ARE problems, and that we're horrible racist & sexist humans, and the C su
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by pierat 3y ago
When buying isnt owning, then piracy is ethical. Its gone too fucking long towards extreme copyright and gimmee programs like the DMCA. Piracy is that counteracting force. Pirate it all. No other lever can make these companies correct.
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by pierat 3y ago
The term is called "Bundling". And no, everyone who gets Prime gets bundled Prime Video as a hidden add-on cost. Nah, I'll source my videos, music, books, and games in more DRM free manners :D Yarr harr harr and a bottle of R
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by pierat 3y ago
Nah, piracy is cheaper and better. I can download whatever I want, in a world wide scope, for free, with no DRM shit. And no ads or other onerous garbage bolted on. And I keep what I download, rather than "stream" (download every
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by pierat 3y ago
Let me see if I can elaborate further. PE company comes in to a med facility. We have proof that when they move in, they make new policies. These policies have a demonstrable proof that they reduce standard of care, cause X% more incidents,
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by pierat 3y ago
Why aren't VC's and PE also found directly complicit when physicians and nurses are found guilty/liable of $badthing? In the US, we love faulting individuals doing $badthing, but refuse to look at policymakers when they knowi
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by pierat 3y ago
> None of the opportunities that Prusa missed called for them to compromise on open source. Not a single one. I made a distinction of FLOSS, not just "open source". There's a massive distinction between them. And now, they
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by pierat 3y ago
Basically, the whole argument is "If Prusa had created a closed source moat to trap customers....", and that view is an anathema to open source where Josef came from. The current line of printers are this bastardized mixture of DR
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by pierat 3y ago
> That's not "service". The employee works for the seller. The waiter/waitress is *also* an employee for the seller. The seller in this case also makes the food. Im either buying a good or a service. When they're
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by pierat 3y ago
Imagine being angry at a customer for an employment pay problem. Oh, nevermind, it's the restaurant world, where owners figured out how to blame someone else other than themselves for slaver-level pay.
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by pierat 3y ago
> The lawyer said if anyone brought a pay discrimination case to them based on tipping they would strongly consider taking it to court. Better be pro-bono. Cause no tipped worker I know could even afford an hour of lawyer time, let along
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by pierat 3y ago
I've broken 2" PVC pipes by using a plunger, baking soda, and vinegar. You can easily get way above rated pressures doing that... doubly so if the PVC is older. After doing that, NOT fixing the problem, and still having a massive
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by pierat 3y ago
Also, I'll gladly eat some humble pie when BSky is actually opened for 3rd parties and federation. I just know I've been burnt, as have many colleagues, on expanding companies stuff. And then them modifying/eliminating APIs.
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by pierat 3y ago
Give this is a "copypasta" from reddit, maintains that I'm indeed right. This vomit of a show is akin to "Married with Children", "Family Guy", Jerry Springer, and other shows that cater to low-brow alcoho
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by pierat 3y ago
Well, I'd say it's self-selecting given the topics and nature of the site. There's a massive supermajority of engineers of all stripes. And it's not 'exclusive'. It's not like getting an account here is ha

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