So, you’re asking what the thread count is?

You are probably right here in how news agencies and other competing sites would/might phrase it if BlueSky fails.

Though what bugs me and logically does not make sense (to me) is saying federation is what caused or could cause a site or service to fail.

Its like saying my new shinny website failed because of the Internet, the Internet must then be the problem.

Abandon would be the best approach. A ban would just make people want to use it more.

When twitter (now formally know as “X”) was first a thing, the only reason I joined was because private business, city services, and news agencies became a little easier to follow in one unified location. It also made it easier to reach them with quick tweets.

Maybe the solution is to put a restriction on business, news agencies, and government services from using it?

I have tested both lingding and linkwarden. Lingding was easy to use and did the basics in bookmark management. Though I settled on linkwarden for its saving of webpages in different formats with folder and subfolder organisation in the UI.

Both are good options, but linkwarden seem to be more power user focused.

If it was in a glass bottle maybe I would buy it. Plastic pagaking should be more expensive IMO

Worth a watch as well

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jN7mSXMruEo

This video here explains one of the issues one minute in as to why pedestrian deaths are rising. Definitely worth a watch.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fh4H9qZ-_6Y&t=55

The way car companies are working around this legislation is why it’s so hard to find and buy smaller sized cars even if there is demand (think smart car size). It also makes our community’s less safe for pedestrian traffic and less enjoyable to walk.

Performance is great IMO, I store all my Plex media on this setup as a network share and never have any issues or slowdowns. I only use the setup as a strict NAS nothing else.

I started with 9 drives at 12tb first, about 3 years later (mid this year) i added the second vdev to my main pool. 9 drives 20tb each.

V-devs do not require to be the same size between v-devs, but they do require to have the same amount of drives in each.

I have unraid and proxmox setups on other machines running independently. Plex and other software for example all access my TrueNAS over the network.

For the TrueNAS system IMO you don’t need much “horsepower”. I run it on a 12 year old motherboard, 12gb ram and a 60gb SSD to boot. Nothing special at all. Unraid and proxmox on the other hand is where I spend the money on ram and processing power.

My Network is gigabit and I get full speed on network transfers, looking to do 10gb in the future, but that would require 10gb NIC’s in all my PC’s and new network switches. Don’t see it effecting my TrueNAS sytem setup. Besides your network transfer is only as fast as the read/write of the drives.

I run TrueNAS myself in this case. I have two v-devs of 8 drives each in raid 2.

Both v-devs have a extra spare each. 4 SSDs are used for quick read and write and the 5th SSD for os boot.

Fractal Design Define 7 XL

You can fit 18 HDDs into it plus 5 SSDs at the same time without custom mount points.

Though you do need to buy the extra brackets and trays.

Not my build exactly but a example.

https://forums.unraid.net/topic/97612-fractal-design-define-7-build/

Gotta finish that schooling first. Then you get handed the gun on graduation.

If buying is not owning, then piracy is not stealing.

Even then, do you truly own anything?

There is a hilarious mockumentary called "Jury Duty (2023) where there is a scene like this.

Worth a watch, James Marsden is in the show as well.

Edit: Here’s a link to the scene

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OaTRKXtfv8Y

Mr. Poopybutthole has my vote!

I agree a website, a social media site, or a search engine having to pay to display a link and direct users to another site is extremely ill thought out on the Canadian governments part.

Tbh though, google paying this “fee” may work out on its best interest.

Now that google pays for the content it can actually just “summarize” or even just scrape the whole article and display it on its own site directly, and inject its own ads.

This way google can pull all the ad revenue it’s self, and this way users won’t be directed to the original news site where the media companies have their own ads or paywalls trying to make money of their content.

Trying to rebuild this my first time I took all files appended with .1 and placed them into a BDMV folder with the correct folder structure and index files. I then did the same for all the .2 files into another DBMV folder and so on. I then removed the appended numbers to these files.

This left me with 12 disk folders, though I could not get makemkv open any of these.

What I think I may have been missing (which I will give a shot tomorrow) was copying over the content that did not have a appended number originally into both these folders skipping any files with the same name.

Feeding it into DBinfo I can see the appended playlist files (appended with .1, .2, .3 and so on) call the same numbered stream files with no appended .1, .2, .3

If I had to guess the uploader may have uploaded the content of all six disk, and appended numbers to context that was different between the 6 to save on uploading the same file more then once?

Where I am getting stuck in this logic is why there are 12 index files in the upload while there should only be 6 disks as listed in the .XML files.

From what I can tell makemkv can only handel reading one index file at a time.

Here’s a screenshot of the multiple index files.

The “original folder” that I downloaded was just a one folder with all the files dumped inside.

From what I can tell Makemkv needs a streams/playlist/cpli folder inside of the BDMV folder to function along with a index file.

Don’t forget about the playstore app updates, these should be set to not autoupdate.

Currently the android TV Launcher app is what shows you the ads on the homescreen. You can easily uninstall this apps update if you upgrade it accidentally.