Yes, Radarr and the rest of the *arr stack.

“AI generated art” and “no copyrighted material” are mutually exclusive, unless you can show it was trained on licensed material

You can go to the properties and look at the metadata to find out more info.

Running those datacenters is extremely expensive.

Yes, most people do it over ssh.

The last time I tried to use the official stream for a hockey game, I couldn’t get it to load. Not in the app, nor the browser, neither from my cable provider nor the network itself. I gave up and went back to the pirate stream, which played in one click. (It does freeze sometimes and the quality isn’t quite as good, but at least it plays!)

I’m also in my 30s and I’ve used a bit over a hundred checks. Mostly for paying rent.

You say that like other generations don’t also just save everything to the desktop.

It’s not about generations at all. Some people who grew up with early computers may have used them but never really “got it”.

That’s not how any of that works

Aren’t the emulators licensed for this kind of use?

https://alfg.dev/ffmpeg-commander/

A quick Google found something on YouTube, is this not it? https://youtu.be/RTzyAuFR60o

Last time I tried to stream a hockey game legally it just wouldn’t ever load. I went back to the pirate stream.

I would just find a bunch of bands and gather a lot of videos, then put it on shuffle. You can probably find playlists and then find the corresponding music videos too, if you don’t want just a lot of songs from a few bands.

Torrents indicate their resolution, and usually bitrate too.

But keep in mind, while it might say the resolution in the name, that doesn’t mean it’s not compressed to all hell. You’ll want to also check the file size and runtime to estimate the quality.

Seems like a fairly reasonable way to live. Is that supposed to look lavish?

Let’s see the lifestyles of the CEOs for Springer, Wiley, and Elsevier for comparison.

That’s only about 7 MB/s, that’s not that much!

And TMDB is crowdsourced, so you can add it! https://www.themoviedb.org/movie/new

Anyone paying attention to size would probably also notice they’re just .lnk files.

.lnk files are less than 4kb