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CriticalMiss

@ CriticalMiss @lemmy.world

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  • Why FitGirl won't die: The repacker millions of gamers depend on in an age of surveillance

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  • You must’ve stumbled on some bad sources I’m afraid.

  • Female tourist takes down phone-snatcher in Argentina

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  • This is somewhat unconfirmed information but I became privy to it from someone I trust. He told me they don’t care about the phone itself, but its contents. After the phone is snatched they need to rush to deliver it to someone who does the cracking. They pay the snatcher some sum (I heard $100-$200) if they deliver the phone before it gets bricked and then they proceed to steal all the finances they can from it. They either buy crypto and transfer it or just send the money to a dummy bank account that they withdraw from. Another rumor I heard is that they have insiders who do the phone unlocking for them and then those phones get shipped to China where there’s a black market for western phones as they’re not locked down like the domestic versions. Again, none of this is confirmed with a verified source, but it sort of makes sense when you think about it, as even parts in modern phones are serialized, so selling phones for parts only isn’t really an option anymore.

  • Jellyfin for iOS 1.7.0 Submitted to the App Store

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  • Pretty good. Downloads on the main app has been something that held people back.

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    Do bots/scrapers check uncommon ports?

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  • Moving your port over to a nonstandard one is not a solution (unless the problem you experience is too many logs from sshd, and even then, logrotate exists), its security by obscurity which doesn’t really solve anything at all. Only way your server will be safe is by ensuring the packages on your server are up to date and that you harden it to the point where it isn’t too much of nuisance.

  • [Help] Media Server + *arr stack: Follow TRaSH guides or my own setup?

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  • It is aimed at members (often new)of private trackers, a hobby which often assumes you’ve already got a 170tb NAS at home that just needs content to fill it. This is evidenced by the fact they inherit HDBs “golden popcorn” system and tier their groups pretty high up.

  • [Help] Media Server + *arr stack: Follow TRaSH guides or my own setup?

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  • I think TRaSH serves as a good base. Their custom filters can be instantly imported using recyclarr and give you a general idea of how custom filters are meant to be used (which can be very overwhelming when you’re new to the ordeal) but sadly I disagree with TRaSH a lot on their group tiers for media formats. I think they make some mistakes placing some encoders as high as they do. (for example: micro encodes from PTer and BHDStudio shouldn’t be in the BluRay groups at all, as some of their releases are compressed harder than WEB releases from streaming services. I download BluRay encodes because I want it to be compressed to the point where it still looks identical to the BluRay it was sourced from.) Once you’re in the game long enough you just make up your own mind on what release groups should be prioritized over others.

    As for your question regarding staying within the same file system, the answer is yes. Moving things over to the SSD does two things for you. 1) for every file you also need a duplicate on the SSD, not very efficient. 2) there’s not much to gain from this unless you’re expecting a large amount of simultaneous traffic. An HDD can carry about ~20 streams of 1080p content (as most releases are compressed to 8-10mbps) which is more than enough for most households.

    I’d keep the SSD for seeding honestly, so that you can build up buffer on the trackers you’re on, but for most it’s still perfectly doable with HDDs only.

  • Idiots tried to review bomb Doom Eternal because "Bethesda celebrated Charlie Kirk murder"

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  • Why not The Dark Ages? It’s a downgrade compared to Eternal.

  • Linux reference in the wild

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  • This may be the best meme I’ve seen in this community, made me legitimately laugh.

  • Does anyone else find HiFi Rush highly overrated?

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  • Microsoft did, that’s why they canned the studio. I think game has a niche cult following but overall it sold poorly.

  • 196 @lemmy.blahaj.zone
    CriticalMiss @lemmy.world

    voila, la rule

  • Some people want wealth because it means power over others. Some people want wealth because it means they can minimize interactions with others.

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  • I have no interest in power. I want wealth so that I can stop stressing out over money.

  • bisexual lighting rule

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  • Is that why sirens are red and blue? They want you to surrender?

  • What's your favourite OS that does not use systemd?

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  • Alpine. It’s very lightweight.

  • Micro-retirement

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  • Didn’t know this phenomenon had a name. That’s what I’m doing right now however. I want to have enough money to be unemployed for a year or two.

  • Clearly high as a kite

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  • Ubuntu, but good? It’s called Debian.

  • Man I miss those classy RedHat ads from the sixties

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  • Unfortunately, no. FOSS devs are notoriously known for picking bad names for their projects and BTRFS is no exception. The official name is Butter FS, likely because it’s supposed to make your experience smooth, yet anyone who tried to use its RAID5/6 implementations can tell you that it’s furthest from the truth.

  • PC gamers spend 92% of their time on older games, oh and there are apparently 908 million of us now

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  • Love to see metrics im apart of. I only play TF2, Minecraft and emulate PS2 games nowadays.

  • Why do I have a separate Jackett docker image every day?!

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  • rule

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  • You won’t convince me to give up my RED account

  • YSK You can find a Tesla protest near you at teslatakedown.com

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  • I highly recommend not visiting this website, but if you absolutely should please use Tor. The log collection policy of this website is unknown and god forbid somehow the logs are obtained it could be used against you.

  • 196 @lemmy.blahaj.zone
    CriticalMiss @lemmy.world

    fnv rule

  • 196 @lemmy.blahaj.zone
    CriticalMiss @lemmy.world

    confidential rule

  • 196 @lemmy.blahaj.zone
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    prison rule

  • 196 @lemmy.blahaj.zone
    CriticalMiss @lemmy.world

    tf2 rule

  • Piracy: ꜱᴀɪʟ ᴛʜᴇ ʜɪɢʜ ꜱᴇᴀꜱ @lemmy.dbzer0.com
    CriticalMiss @lemmy.world

    DrunkenSlug registration is open - for Usenet pirates

    drunkenslug.com /register
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    CriticalMiss @lemmy.world

    Do you donate to FOSS projects?

  • 196 @lemmy.blahaj.zone
    CriticalMiss @lemmy.world

    not saul goodman rule

  • 196 @lemmy.blahaj.zone
    CriticalMiss @lemmy.world

    money rule

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    CriticalMiss @lemmy.world

    dev rule

  • 196 @lemmy.blahaj.zone
    CriticalMiss @lemmy.world

    mcdicken rule

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    Non-cloud vacuum meta for 2023

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    rule

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    How to Usenet?

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