I use Komga, but only as an OPDS server for Mihon on my phone and Boox tablet. I rarely actually look at the server software itself.

I haven't dug into metadata management because the files I source all seem to have good metadata, all I need to do occasionally is change out a cover image or rename some files in batches.

if they are obviously bot or dedicated marketing accounts, then no I dont think they should be here.

However, I'm not 100% opposed to closed source/paid software being discussed here, but it should clearly marked as such, with a flair that people can filter out if they so choose.

If someone posts asking about whether there are any alternatives to a paid closed source program, that's a totally valid conversation, and if it turns out there is no FOSS alternative, then we have to talk about paid closed alternatives, find the one that offers the best value and vet for trustworthiness.

The rules say nothing about selling a paid service, but maybe "no spam" should be updated with some clarity on self promotion, so perhaps you can self promote your FOSS service with the appropriate flair, but if you are selling a paid closed service it shouldn’t be allowed?

if they are obviously bot or dedicated marketing accounts, then no I dont think they should be here.

I would like the rules to make clear what is acceptable.

self promotion of a FOSS project is acceptable in my opinion, as long as it is clearly titled as self promotion and isn’t done in a spamming way (such as carpet bombing multiple communities with bot posts). I'd also say that donation-seeking in those posts should be kept to the creators own web pages, not in the posts themselves too.

there is a pretty easy line to draw for what is blatant advertising and what is genuine discussion of a paid service. that's not that hard to moderate, especially when accounts are new, and carpet bombing the same posts to multiple communities, that is clearly spam.

Brew day went very smoothly, first solo brew day in a while, changed the recipe up slightly because I found I was short on golden naked oats (I put them in bloody everything, they are magic) so instead of 200g golden oats, I had 150g golden oats and then threw in 100g of quick oats. adjusted OG of ~1.056 due to slightly higher efficiency than expected and slightly more oats, so I might end up with 6.3 if it goes to 1008, happy with anything below 1015 for this brew but I want it to be moderately dry to avoid it being too heavy.

after tasting the wort, it was more bitter than expected so i re-timed the hops slightly to bring the IBU down a bit. minor change but should balance out well.

pitched yeast at 2pm @ ~30c with lots of oxygen, by 5pm it was starting to take off already. now less than 24 hours later its already shot past 50% attenuated. forgot how fast Kviek's can be, haven't used them since I got the fermentation chamber setup. should be keggable after just 5 days or so and on tap a couple of days after that, doing 2 days at 27, 2 days at 30 to finish it off, then cold crash as hard as possible. decided against any dry hopping on this one, since its a malt forward brew and I dont want to overcomplicate it and risk muddying the flavours.

colour is as expected, still black and murky since I didn’t take the time to really clarify the wort in any way, but should be a deep red by the time it has flocced out and cold crashed.

Even managed to clean up the brewery on the same day this time.. instead of taking a week to do it!

I want to be able to take illegal uploads down when they get reported

never underestimate how fucked up the internet can be, and how quickly they can ruin things.

some of the more aggressive antivirus software will flag anything related to piracy.

If you are certain it was the official lidarr and is safe, you can add it to a whitelist so it is ignored.

some bloody legend in the press club AV team

there is a huge worldwide problem at the moment with honey and bees in general, so I can pretty much guarantee that was not pure honey.

that was the other mode, where you just tap "777" for R for example, T9 predictive had a dictionary to match the word so "weed" became 9333, instead of 933>33>3.

but would you want it flipped to suit the numpad layout? personally i'd be happy with flipping the whole numpad to a phone dialler layout.

I mean, you can technically remove the default launcher entirely via ADB if you want to.

if you run windows, you can use Android TV Tools to run the ADB commands for debloat and launcher control without having to type them out, but there are plenty of guides to do it via ADB manually.

on Shield TV I was able to just install projectivy and set it as the default launcher, never had an issue after that, but i still do some debloat to remove extra google and nvidia background tasks and trackers.

Looking forward to it, 50 grams is a tiny amount of hops for my usual brews, last one was 250grams, my NEIPAs are usually around 250-300 and heavily reliant on cryo/lupo hops too.

1.106 is going to be a lot of booze! be careful with that.

honestly I still cant figure out how to configure a network interface properly without using the old control panel.

Hate repost bots, if you want to use one as a back-er-up-er-er it should post to a dedicated community intended to be an archive, not the main communities for a topic, they are practically spam and don't promote any conversation in the comments as people avoid commenting on something that has zero connection to the original poster of the question.

Ah, yes, the guy that obviously put a lot of money into intel shares or attempting to short AMD right around the launch of Zen architecture and got so butthurt about his poor investment that he started actively falsifying data and writing ridiculous unhinged reviews of amd products to make intel look better.

LCDs do tend to speak somewhat standardised languages, but there is a lot more to a modern TV than just an LCD controller.

Color and white balance calibration, image/motion processing, HDR Processing, backlight control/dimming zones, input management, audio decoding/encoding/passthrough, digitizing analogue sources, HDMI licencing, Dolby licencing, etc.

If you want a better smart TV the best thing to do is to get a hackable TV like most android based models, replace the launcher, strip out system apps and telemetry with ADB and start fresh, then either leave it offline or use filtering to only allow access to the services you approve.

We know spez' secrets too.

Dude loved the jailbait subreddit before it was banned for obvious reasons.

He was a moderator.

I wish TCL would stop referring to it as electronic paper, it's a matte LCD with some desaturated modes for eye comfort.

for me, the major selling point of a true e-paper display is sunlight readability, if your "electronic paper" LCD cant match e-ink, then it's not good enough.

The main E-ink patents are due to expire in 2026, so we should see some rapid development after that.

Linus should have employed a professional CEO, Managers, PR and HR years ago, right at the start of the labs expansion.

Their problems in the last couple of years could have been avoided or greatly reduced with better management, and employees not afraid to be open when things go wrong, this will set them back years.

I just have a "channel" on my plex (I use DizqueTV to setup the fake TV channel) that has a random continuous playlist of Mythbusters, Top gear + all the spinoffs and classic specials, Junkyard wars, classic robot wars, etc etc..