This should just be part of configuring Sonarr/Radarr settings correctly. Do you have a red message in the settings that says a download client is missing, or have you filled out the download clients settings section with your torrent client info? If yes, have you checked the “auto import from client” box? and, have you set your root library folder in the media management section?
surrendertogravity
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Yeah after some googling I’m kinda thinking this is a fake screenshot, idk
Damn, never seen that before. Is it a windows 11 thing? It’s looking more and more like I’ll have to move to linux on my desktop, I guess.
Edit: hard to find a source for the image; I assume if it was real there’d be a lot more reports of this online but I’m not seeing those.
Interesting. I wonder if it’s worth putting a Faraday cage around a home NAS – but it sounds like the electrical surge from it being plugged in might fry it as well.
Pushing Daisies is a really wholesome show, funny and what I found to be an interesting plot too.
I think you’re right! It can be nice to have an active local feed with topics you’re interested in, so that’s a good reason to pick a topical instance (eg mander.xyz or slrpnk.net).
The source in the image says the survey was from 15 to 49 years old; I’m not sure on the age demographics of India but that seems like it would leave out a large chunk of population.
Complete spitballing on my part - was the sun very strong on one side or the other? Even the shadow from your bike might have kept one foot cooler with the other one having direct sunlight exposure.
I tried out the PARA method, but so far it feels too involved with fiddling in the file system and I’m not really using it anymore. I use the “open file” command palette as my primary form of navigation, backlinks and other internal links secondarily, so folder organization doesn’t actually matter to me. I plan to un-PARA my folders and simplify them as much as possible so I can continue to ignore the file system organization.
Yup, the same thing happened around the idea of “self-care” – it became a way to project an aesthetic, ended up being used as a way to sell people more stuff they don’t need, and now is more about “self-comfort” or pampering.
I really can’t tell - does it work on top of Markdown flat files or not? Based on the mention of an exporter, I’d guess not.
Part of the reason I moved from TiddlyWiki to Obsidian was to get my writing into plain text files, so anything that doesn’t interface with the OS file system is off the table for me from the get-go. (Part of the reason I care about this is so that I’m not locked into a specific app and can use VS Code to browse and edit as needed, or build a static site from my files, etc.)
That's helpful; this sounds like a docker issue or qBit issue then. The default qBit location for torrents is /downloads, but you'd need to make sure to point it towards the container volume mapping you're setting up in docker.
my relevant qBittorrent compose volume mapping is as follows:
Personally, I don't separate my torrent downloads by type; I use incoming & completed folders. Here's how I set up my qBittorrent config: