They don’t even need to be a part of your home. The server owner just needs to have a Plex Pass. None of my users are in my home group and can still stream remotely since I got a Lifetime pass back when they were, I think, $99.

Mordor Macula

So that’s where Sauron’s been.

I want to see a video of someone making the one pictured that’s small enough to sit on a fingertip. The patience that must take!

Oooh, I follow you now.

Are we talking about the image at the bottom of their comment? I’m on Voyager and I can see it.

I guess I can somewhat understand his obstinance towards you. If he admits he’s wrong, he also has to admit he had a hand in killing his wife through willful ignorance.

I get spotty results on soulseek for my music searches because I have a personal preference for .FLAC files which don’t seem to be as frequently available (or they’re .FLAC files converted from lower quality formats). I use qobuz-dl for my music downloads, which then get shared to soulseek (along with my tv shows, movies, and books), so I guess I’m at least helping to cover the gap I identified for my use-case. Soulseek comes in useful for me when it comes to ebooks, though. I’ve gotten most of mine off of there, I think.

I swapped to slskd from Nicotine+ recently and am pretty happy with it. I don’t usually download from the soulseek network much but I like having my media available for sharing, so I really like slskd’s headless running option. Also it automatically picks up on changes when files are added to or deleted from the shared folders. With N+ I had to set up another container in docker specifically to restart the N+ container on a schedule to trigger a rescan of the shares.

There’s a female ginkgo on the campus of the college I went to. We called it the “poo tree.”

Nothing travels faster than stupidity.