What “point” does any comment serve? I had something to say about the post, and I said it. Am I obligated to appreciate low effort trash in order to have an opinion about it?
It’s just engagement bait - at least on platforms where engagement matters. But I guess even on Lemmy we have to cater to the lowest common denominators.
How are you passing your downloads to qbit? It has settings for bypassing authorization from specified IP blocks, using user credentials, or even an API key if you’re updated to the latest versions.
I prefer my memes to inspire engagement based on content rather than misspellings that would make an elementary schooler blush.
ETA: People on Lemmy like to think we’re so much more intelligent and aware than the rest of the internet. I think a lot of you should have never left Reddit.
Love the comments taking this seriously like, “Erm, ahktually not everyone has read the book.”
It’s a joke, not a dick. Don’t take it so hard.
Let’s get you back to bed, grandpa.
Gee, I can’t imagine why.
Martin Luther’s 95 Theses.
A factor that comes to mind as someone who also runs a Plex server with friends is the importance of hard-linking vs copying files. I may be projecting my own experience from when I first started sailing the seas, but you can save a lot of storage space once you learn you can have a torrent folder AND an organized TV/movie folder(s) without doubling your media collection size!
I guess you kinda get the big-head when you’re some “god’s chosen people.”
On one hand, that’s great news for uploaders!
On the other hand - oof! ISPs are bastards! You definitely deserve a bill credit! I was limited to about 100 Mbit when I moved in to my new apartment - turned out the fiber jack was bad. Have you been able to get a tech to check it out? Definitely a pain to get one out to check the physical line sometimes.
As someone who works for a US fiber backbone provider, I love seeing these kinds of headlines. Our country is going to crash and burn. It’s definitely encouraging to see the rest of the world build up infrastructure that doesn’t rely on us.