I only used Ytdlp-interface and that works pretty well.

I’m not very knowledgeable about this stuff either but I have my jellyfin setup on my main PC and store the movies/tvshows on external HDD. All I did was install the app(windows for now) and set the source folders and the basics(account password and such). Did not go into transcoding or any of the other stuff and besides some movie identification errors caused by wrong or similar names and subtitles with special characters I had no problems. Wanted to also try remote streaming but did not get much into it. But I’d be glad to help if I can.

Just two either 16GB or 20GB HDDs to work as backups of each other. The USB hubs for the HDDs would need to be powered.

I was looking into getting raspberry pi to make a home server for data storage and jellyfin but it’s similar price to a notebook. I’ll see if there will be some cheap notebooks since windows 10 is ending, the only problem would be how to connect HDDs to it since through USB it would be slow I assume.

Like Gaben said, piracy is service problem.

Are they gonna do mandatory full system checks of your pc or force your internet provider to hand over all your data? And go over every single torrent to make sure it’s not pirated?

I wonder if there’ll ever be artificial heart that would last for decades, I imagine that would save lots of people.

S4.E16 Crimes and Myth-demeanors 2 They were testing different security systems and how to trick them.

First thing that comes to mind is if finger print wouldn’t be safer option but then I remembered that episode of myth busters.

Did exactly this with an old laptop and use to mainly for tv and occasionally browsing when staying at our hut/cottage? Still bit slow but works.

2010s replaceable battery phones: look what they need to mimic fraction of our power.

Seeing this just makes me want a tv that is just a monitor, no crap you just plug in your own thing whatever you want.

I assume that’s how creativity works? Making new different things gets you more ideas than doing similar thing over and over.

The only way I see that’d be possible is by requiring state id for it which is just mass surveillance.

I thought they made them so small that they would interfere with each other if they made them any smaller.

-Walking for short trips -Trams for longer trips -Electric/hydrogen cars for beyond city/transporting heavier stuff. -Train for anything further Isn’t this all you would ever need?

Our teacher once said that today’s dumps will be future mines. Seems like it’s becoming true.

How about we made one large car that could fit like 80 or more people? So they would need only few cars and make routes where the most people want to go and just keep driving those routes and make stops where the most people would go to get on.

Nuclear reprocessing then if you insist on right wording.

I thought it’s already figured out, recycle it like in France.