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I think you may be the one lacking intelligence here.
I think you may be the one lacking intelligence here.
Just run things and find out. It really depends on your network and environment. Take note when things act up or slow down and scale back.
I usually have over 1,100 torrents seeding but maybe a dozen or so are active at a time. Maybe more sometimes, I don’t watch it as closely as I used to.
A few times I’ve added hundreds of movies at once by importing IMDb lists and experienced network errors. I had to download them in batches.
What capture card do you carry?
Yea I use one from Startech.
https://www.startech.com/en-us/server-management/notecons01
My job takes me to a lot of random environments I’ve never been to before. This thing is a life saver.
An adapter that turns my laptop into a KVM. Also a foldable wireless keyboard. I used to carry a travel router that would VPN me home.
I just never cared. People treat their IP like some secret identity. It’s not as precious as some people think. I go to trackers without VPN all the time. My transmission client is always behind a VPN.
Is there a way to block an entire instance without having to manually block all of it’s communities?
I don’t want to disable NSFW in my user profile.
What types of things are you guys monitoring via rss? I’ve never had a need to use it.
It was a little overwhelming for me at first so I played a few hours of 32v32. Now I’m having an absolute blast in 127v127.
Hbps & HBps
So far:
Not on sale but also got BattleBit
The first post I came across from another instance was on Beehaw. It was very confusing trying to figure out the federation concept with that community being my first visit.
Getting used to things here. Signed up with a random instance. Trying to figure out if there is any benefit to signing up with a particular instance, and if it’s worth exploring for a better/closer instance to sign up with.
You mean you used sonarr to rename things incorrectly. Sonarr didn’t do anything other than exactly what you told it to.