Even in a rainy area they don’t help.

I’ve had (and my siblings and friends) as many rust out with a cover as without.

In a rainy area they just trap moisture after the rain stops (high humidity areas).

We don’t bother anymore.

Covers just trap moisture under them.

I’ve had as many rust out with a cover as without. They certainly don’t help.

Then you’re just creating a high humidity zone

When I was little, perhaps 5 at the most, a family pet died.

My parents told me it died matter-of-factly.

That’s what you do.

Lol

I’ve often found a weird pattern with the file names where they’ll be sequential except the first episode from the disk will be the last sequential file name.

So I’ll manually check, then rename the last file so its sequentially first.

Then I’ll use Advanced Renamer and a CSV of the episode titles to make it rename all the files properly like:

S01E01 ‘episode title’

Advanced Renamer can add the S01E01 and increment the episode number as it does the rename.

It sometimes takes a couple passes to get it the way I want it.

Just earlier I was renaming and had the same problem as you - once I figured out the pattern I just renamed the appropriate file in each season folder, then renamed all the files with their season, episode number and episode title using Advanced Renamer.

When I rip a dvd I have all episodes from one season go into a Season X folder - it makes managing them easier and Jellyfin wants season folders anyway.

Bulk Rename is a great utility.

These days I use Advanced Renamer - it works similarly but also has the ability to rename by using text (CSV) file as the name source.

So of the files are already sequential, you get the new names in a CSV then import that into Advanced Renamer and it’ll do the rename.

Bingo.

It’s what all governments have been trying to do for decades.

It’s part of why they’ve been trying to get rid of cash.

And it’s a lot harder to effectively enforce or combine with other services, such as ID, etc, because 50 states.

Fed can only do so much, and it only takes one state fighting it to cause it to fail or at least become bogged down.

And the messed up thing is they both are pronounced opposite to the spelling.

You’d think “loose” would have the longer O sound, but “lose” does. 🤦

🤦

Exactly.

People asking this question have their own definition, which is why “isms” are tools to drive wedges between people.

Additionally, focusing on the president is excusing congress from doing their fucking job.

For the last 30/40 years they’ve basically sat back and said “let the president do whatever - he’ll take the heat and not us”.

So for OP - there are 500 assholes in Congress not doing their fucking job, so maybe focus on getting your rep/senator out and someone in who will do their job.

Until the apathy of congress changes, nothing will change.

Mint requires running a terminal command to disable the stupid printer notification.

It also doesn’t support Logitech mice out of the box, you have to search for the solution, which is a third party app to support a 10 year old (or brand new) mouse.

Stop acting like it’s a direct swap and people will be less hesitant to switch.

Be open and honest that not everything is an easy transition, there will be hiccups, and there may be some things for which an easy solution simply doesn’t exist.

If you use Excel every day, switching is likely not pragmatic, as the OSS solutions simply don’t compare yet and will always fall short if you use tables (about 90% of the spreadsheets I’ve ever been sent).

Also, did you even listen to OP? Linux isn’t an option. Wow.

Just pull the network cable/disable wifi

Yes

Also, it’s “apart”

Oh, damn, that “user quality” metric is really messed up

Strawman much?

Nothing in HyperV makes any sense. It’s fucking awful.

You know it can’t do templates or create Clones like VMWorkstation could fifteen years ago?

Bookmarking this to see where they are in 10 years.

God, I’m sorry you had to use Hyper-V.

As challenging as Proxmox is for someone new to it, it’s so much better than Hyper-V.