Right, but the debrid services handle torrenting, you send the torrent file and it downloads it for you, and shows up in your movies/shows folder when you mount them with rclone. So all I would need this to do is send the requested torrent to the debrid URL instead of to the whatever does the actual downloading in the *arrs stack
I messed around with compiz in the early 2000's to get the rotating cube desktop, windows that burned themselves up with fire when you closed them, etc, etc.. And I remember how much work it was to maintain all that stuff and keep it working after updates.
Eventually I stopped caring about things that were kinda neat but didn't really add much actual functionality, and as I've gotten older, I've also just stopped caring about tweaking things visually to make it pretty and showcase a desktop or windows, that aren't really visible unless you have 0 windows open.
As I've gotten older my DE and window manager, etc are just a tool to let me use my computer, whether for fun or work, but at the end of the day, I care much more about using my computer than I do endlessly tweaking things.
All that to say: I'm happy that people have the choice to have different DE's and window managers, and endlessly tweak things, they come up with some cool desktops and interesting UX designs, but for me it's just a tool at the end of the day.
I really wish we had gone with the idea Tesla originally pitched 10 years ago, where you would drive up on a platform, a robotic arm would remove the empty battery, it would slide in a fully charged battery, and you'd be on your way. I really feel like the future of EV would be when you buy the car, it comes with entitled access to to fully charged ones whenever you need.
Also Trump and Musk absolutely destroyed what little of an EV charging infrastructure we had. I would absolutely love to have gotten an EV for my last car, but with Trump literally forcing the pentagon to buy coal power, there's no way in hell I'd trust being able to charge it away from my house on a trip, and they're still too expensive to have an 'extra car' for when i drive around town, and another vehicle for road trips.
I for one, am getting tired of people and media alike, constantly downplaying and under estimating the motives and ambitions of these people. For gods sakes people, they're showing you who they are, just fucking believe them.
I used cars.com to search other listings. After narrowing down the vehicle I wanted after doing test drives at local dealers, searching on cars.com directed me to a local dealer that I hadn't known before that had a great deal on the car model I was looking for.
When the attack on net neutrality by Ajit Pai was the worst thing to focus on (lol), someone compiled a list of 'donations' that Comcast gave to representatives to sway their votes, some people took as little as $200 and a steak dinner. They really are cheap as fuck to buy sometimes.
Can you explain a bit about how you set up the phone numbers? Are those normal mobile numbers that people can text/call, etc? So you just need a data plan for mobile device?
Yeaaah... Even this is giving them too much of the doubt. I don't think thats what's happening. I think they're angry and are purposely killing people to send a message about fighting back or questioning their authority. I truly believe they're just straight up purposely murdering people because they're angry and we're not in their 'us group' in their 'us against them' mentality.
Washington State sherrif Keith Swank even admitted as much with regard to wearing masks when they've been told its illegal. They're doing it because they don't recognize anyone authority to tell them 'no', on anything. It's a "fuck you I do what I want because i am the law" attitude. And if you question that well, now the nation has seen what happens when you do. They shoot you.
Only mentioning this because the thumbnail is pointing out this exact situation. In my opinion a yield sign that does not give the driver a separate lane to help merge into main artery of traffic, shouldn't exist. That should probably be a stop sign.
I find it extremely dangerous that you never know what situation you're going to encounter when trying to merge with a yield sign. Sometimes you are given a separate lane and a little bit of road to help merge, and other merge points I've driven through locally, don't give you a separate lane at all, if you don't completely stop and a car happens to be coming, you will hit them. And sometimes the angle of the ramp makes it hard to see if a car is coming until its almost too late. This situation is dangerous both if you don't take precautions and completely stop, and also if you do completely stop, but the car behind you wasn't expecting it, because its a yield sign, and most people are used to being given space on the ramp to merge, vs coming to a complete stop.
Its crazy to me a yield sign has unpredictable results as far as what kind of situation you're entering into: am I given merge lane or not?
I appreciate the link, I'll look into it, thanks!