Okay. I’ll contact their support and go from there.

I really do appreciate the response!

You can buy a flamethrower drone for removing wasp nests. You can say it’s an amalgamation of Mage Hand and Fireball.

They misnamed the website. It should “mediocre” not “medium.”

I’ll have to check which version I have on my TV when I get home.

Some food bloggers understand this and have a button to take you straight to the recipe. So many don’t, though.

I just want a recipe for peanut butter cookies, not a web novel, Jan. If I want a story with the recipe, I’ll go watch “Good Eats.”

I think I get it. I’ll look into after I get home from work today.

I don’t understand how that’d work but I’ll look into it. Thanks for the info!

I’m thinking getting a static public IP might just be the easiest way to go. I have a pretty good ISP. Aside from sticking all the customers behind CGNAT.

I’d rather not rely on an external service if possible. I’m just starting to read up on doing the whole VPN thing.

I appreciate your response and will keep your suggestions in mind as I move forward.

I dug out an old laptop and installed Yunohost on it. I was so excited until I discovered that my ISP uses CGNAT. I’m trying to figure out what I want to do next.

I am looking at using headscale or just paying the US$10/month for a static public IP from my ISP. If I go with headscale, then it appears that I wouldn’t need Yunohost.

I’m a newb at this so there’s a lot I don’t know yet.

So, this is how we’re actually going to get to a Fallout future.

Exactly.

So far, I’ve been able to find pretty much everything without issues but the amount of private files that come up is crazy. The few I haven’t found, I’ve been able to download from SoundCloud.

I’ve had some folks switch their files to private while I was downloading. I ban them.

Compared to others out there, my collection isn’t big, but all of my files are shared.

Yeah, more context is needed.

I use Nicotine+ as my client. You nailed it on the file structure. I also run all my files through Picard to make sure everything is all good.

As far as ensuring that your files are available for download, you’ll have to check/set the permissions for the drive/folder where they’re stored.

As far as being a good neighbour - make your files available and communicate. (I honestly don’t understand why folks make tracks “private.”)

It looks really good.

Any decent alternatives to proprietary should be highly encouraged.

I’ve watched a couple of them and the National Geographic one was brutal. They have the footage of the comms room on the tender and you can hear the implosion.

A lot of footage of the USCG hearings and the sheer amount of arrogance and stupidity is incredible.

His mom refused to go and tried to convince the dad to cancel the trip.

Crap that may not even exist from a company the AI is hallucinating.

Has anyone checked to see if tentacles do squelch wetly?

I mean, they kinda do in some hentai anime.

Update: After publication, several sources informed TorrentFreak that several of these infringing URLs are not pointing to any working torrent pages. These sites use different URL structures. This suggests that the reported links may not be accurate. Additionally, our sources could not find the mentioned films on several of the sites today.

Hmm. I doubt a website would change their entire URL structure because Cloudfart got a subpoena.

The filmmaker also represented himself, so I’m thinking this more of a PR stunt than anything else.