I’ll just add, have a look at overseerr as well. It has has the same interface style for searching TV/Movies in a single interface, it then pushes the requests out to the correct *arr stack be that sonarr or radarr
I like the recommended page in overseerr much more tha what is in the other *arr apps
I beg to disagree, except maybe for the naming of some files on some trackers.
With the right settings all this can be avoided even on free trackers
no.lastname.nz seems up to date with world, so doesn’t seem to be just sending
DeathByBigSad @sh.itjust.works
[edit] shit just works seems to be getting this thread and my comments ok…
I was sure that I had done just that, so just tested:
Looks very interesting, and the pricing is pretty decent
I honestly cant remember what the sound was like in the first MRI I had.
Had just broken and dislocated up my shoulder and they wanted it rotated out - up there with the most painful things ever experienced
Not on lemmy, but she has moved to BlueSky
Just reading your comments I know what the user name will be, keep it up my good fellow
I wonder if at least some of it come from western writing: from left => destination right
It affects a lot of descriptions that we use in the west
I lived and worked in the UK for 10 years, not all working class are chavs.
I would call them chav as well, just less burberry than when I was in the UK
I don’t think I’ll block any, but then I only have a few friends using my instance.
I’m in the odd boat that my server in in Australia (for the AU laws), but I call it a NZ instance - where I live
You could even go the Oracle route on their free tier, probably has more compute than many $5/m VPS, although the learning curve is MUCH steeper than a simple VPS
I’ve been using 4get for the last few weeks now.
Under the covers? Maybe he is just over heating as well as a little nervous with little experience?
and wtf do Emu’s have to do with either the UK of NZ
Was it that hard? The UK was the subject and NZ was mentioned as the comparison.
/me tries to understand that comment and fails
to be fair it wasn’t the complete church, it was rebuilt in part in the mid 1700s
<Edit> it looks like the church is mostly intact from the very early 1300’s (first vicar 1309) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/St_Cuthbert’s_Church,_Darlington.
NZ was first settled about (current data) 1320-1350 (the earliest date that I’ve seen is about 1280)
hear hear