You sure that’s been ruled on? Not arguing, only feel like I’ve seen a lot more instances of police violating that than hearing they couldn’t do it.
Edit: my apologies, you’re right. I was able to check into it and see recent rulings. Warrant levels may vary, but they need a warrant.
If i recall correctly, law enforcement can use biometric information to unlock phones without your consent or a warrant.
PIN codes still by consent or warrant only.
Yeah, but think of how effective the empty gestures would be!
/sarcasm
This!
Edit: Thanks for the gold, kind stranger!
Dude, it’s war.
It’s not philosophical. It’s survival.
Thanks!
Yeah, pretty sure that’s what I did.
I have Ubiquiti UniFi throughout the house, so I’m not using their garbage.
You got any good overviews of RealDebrid outside of “google.”
Not sure where to look for info, but I’ve been doing this for a looooooong time (25+ years?) and always like to learn more. Currently rocking a 125+ TB server hosted in my basement for all my Linux isos and figure there may be another way.
No worries if not! I’m not expecting a novel or anything from anyone personally - just hoping there’s a decent crash course and some decent suggestions.
Yes - replying because this is by far the best compromise between usability and functionality.
If Deluge was (is?) able to do the same with themes I’d be back onboard without hesitation, though!
That’s the main reason I switched to qbittorrent; you can use themes and it works better than anything else on phones that I’ve used.
Maybe a useful tip: check to see if the plans that include their modem rental have unlimited bandwidth.
I’m 99% sure that’s what I’m coasting on, because I don’t pay the extra $$$ for going over any longer.
Edit: trust me when I say I frequently go over. If there’s a decent image host I’ll take a screenshot of last month’s usage.
By far the best downloader IMO.
qbit works better when I’m using my phone, but I don’t frequently use my phone to administer my setup.
Friends that use my server call Plex <my first name>-Flix.
We’ve all had something fuck names up.
That’s mostly in thetvdb.com and not Sonarr, though.
Edit: there was a time I fucked up the folder structure of the downloads and multiple series got mixed up. That was also a “Me” issue - not Sonarr’s fault I didn’t read the manual.
It’s still beats doing it manually. Did that shit for far too long. I’ll take a few hours of cleanup once a year (if even) over manual effort that could take a few hours per day.
You, uh… you know you can customize the way file names are saved, right?
This one’s a “You” issue, big guy.
Did you guys stop for a while then?
Who else kept their Jolly Roger up knowing it’d come to “this” someday?
I think he knew and still took the risk to bring attention.
HitNews works well for me. Used it for years.
Where?
I don’t think this us v them you’re insinuating at is helpful.
If you want to start criticizing people, maybe look at yourself in the mirror. You’re the only one here being hostile.