[–] 19 points 3 days ago (8 children)

You learn from your mistake - Do you feel like you should have struck when the iron was hot? Next time you feel that feeling, strike when the iron is hot. Do you feel like you gawked and made her feel uncomfortable? Next time smile and see if it's recipricated. Do you feel like you are not worthy of an attractive partner? Work on yourself and use this experience as fuel to be better.

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  • [–] 7 points 4 days ago (1 child)

    Yes, please continue to make everything look as flat and 'samey' as possible - I hate being able to look at my launcher and quickly differentiate between apps, waaaayyy better for them all to blend together into a puddle of goo /s

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    I found an old external hdd with a bunch of unformatted media and wanted to import to my library quickly... Jellyfin does metadata collection pretty well (as of the most recent version, old versions were pretty bad at it) but requires a specific naming convention, e.g. Film Title (1900) - so, during some down time I wrote a quick little utility program in Go (so you can compile it regardless of platform) and a little registry script to add it to the right click menu if using windows.

    For example, say you have a folder Manos.the.Hands.of.Fate.1966.1080p.REPACK.WEB-DL.AAC2.0.x264 containing a file 34535sdfs23sfg-some-complicated-hash-sdfgsdf.mp4, after installing this utility program you could right-click on the folder and select Rename Downloaded Media after which the folder would be renamed Manos the Hands of Fate (1966) and the contained file renamed to Manos the Hands of Fate (1966).mp4 as this is the format Jellyfin expects.

    Nothing ground breaking here but wanted to share - hopefully this saves one of you a few minutes/hours of formatting!

     

    Howdy all. I have a 33% avg grade, highly overgrown slope (~450' length, ~160' elevation change) at the edge of my property that was originally used by a railroad company 130 years ago to slide trees down to where they were building railroad ties. It is now exclusively a deer path (the poo on my knees can attest to that) and I had to scramble at several points to get up.

    If you were in my deer poo covered shoes (and assuming I had cleared all the brush and fallen trees), would you build trail stairs, e.g.

    or a small set of switchbacks (space is tight as I have like 30' of width to play with), e.g.

    orrrrr would you just clear it out well and deal with sprawling for a few steeper parts? (my least favorite option as I would like to hike this several times a week when it's done)

    I'm concerned with long-term maintenance but am willing the put in the upfront work! TIA

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