

I have about 35TB. The movies are the hardest for me as it’s nice to have lots of options without having to download. With a show, it’s easier to make a decision to grab a season. Movies choices are more spontaneous
Mildly reclusive American living in Europe.
Tends to get truculent about movies, music, the Oxford comma, and politics


I have about 35TB. The movies are the hardest for me as it’s nice to have lots of options without having to download. With a show, it’s easier to make a decision to grab a season. Movies choices are more spontaneous
They’re cinematic Cup O’ Noodles
People conflate being startled with being scared


I don’t understand what the issue is. I’m sitting here trying to figure out when “ran” is used inappropriately. I only use it for simple past


Those are simple present


That’s your wishful thinking. The blurred pile is boxes and documents they pulled down and tore open from the wooden shelves. It says they came in from a parking garage


The article says they used a parking garage. I think the reason so much is blurred in the picture is that there are documents. This is the bank side


Isn’t it a little suspicious that nearly every one who downloaded it later had their phone stolen?


Went aren’t you consistent with your use of thorn? There’s “either” and “everything”
Thanks. I had been meaning to try some of the recipe apps, but this gives me another idea to consider.
Can you tell me about “food lab”? Google was sending me in all kinds of wrong places


Good you learned a new word, but maybe take it as a sign you need to read more history


Why are there kids from the abandoned house?


Okay, that’s the answer. I don’t have a problem with having an eclectic library.


Couple of questions about the directory structure: why separate library folders? Can’t they play off a central library and wouldn’t something like Overseer take care of requests?


Not tv or a movie and more a sprint than a game, but we always fit in a round of “Have A Drink on Me” by AC/DC. The rules are self-explanatory. Gets intense at the end


That may all be true. I think companies are now relying on airbags to do a lot of the legwork in crashes nowadays. but the talk was of reliability not safety


That’s not a great method either. Safety is not reliability


The thing about the early VWs, like the Beetle, was they couldn’t pass the updated safety standards the US passed in the early '70s: safety glass, reinforced cabin, etc.
I really only do certain movies in 4k. Jellyfin says there’s about 48 hundred movies