Heavily second this.

Im fucking big jealous, sometimes I wish I could have that peace.

Don’t get too crazy into categorizing your media. Keep it simple with your folders, so Jellyfin can know what the file is then scrape the internet for meta-data.

Media -> Movies -> Example Movie (year) -> Example.movie.file

Media -> Shows -> Example Show (year) -> Season 1 -> Example.show.S01E01.file

Ideally your media downloads will have the name and release year in the folder name already. It knows to ignore or match things like x264, DD.5.1, and release group name.

Ohhh, I think I understand now, they can’t connect to jellyfin because that computer has the VPN on. I thought their question was turning on a VPN to connect to Jellyfin outside their house.

Then yea split tunneling would be a good solution. Set up so only the torrent application uses the VPN. Or that Jellyfin is excluded from the tunnel.

Unfortunately I’m not too up to date on VPNs and which offer that. Perhaps their network equipment could apply the VPN to only the torrent traffic, and then they match the port number used inside the torrent application’s settings?

I think I understand your question. The VPN should let you connect in the exact same method you use when you’re on the same network. Example: connecting to http://192.168.X.X:8096 when local, is exactly how you would with the VPN on.

I’ve read someone is in the early stages of getting eye tracking to work with the PSVR2 on PC. I’ve seen clips that it works, but was still obviously needing calibration.

And it was just on sale for like $350 IIRC, I was mega tempted to say the least.

2 big things can help your 2nd point:

• A circle rug with noticeably different feel to it compared to the floor it’s on.
• A single floor standing fan aiming at the area (or circle rug) where you use VR.

Both should help you maintain your orientation in the world without breaking your immersion.

Some games are just poorly made though, and even give me motion sickness. And I basically never get motion sickness from VR in general.

Similarly, I have come up with telling people, “I don’t have a train of thought, I have a Roomba of thought.” It bounces off the wall and off in another direction it goes.

Put it in the science oven!

I was accepted into the test of this game. I don’t play Siege at all anymore, but was excited to see their “fixed” audio in action, and the new game mode with limited operators seemed fun and fresh.

The audio was considerably worse. Sound literally was unable to go through doorways and windows.

I also noticed when spectating that like >1/2 of players would die from getting shot in the back. Like completely oblivious someone else was nearby. Then I realized basically no one could hear anything, like at all. We couldn’t hear gadgets, glass breaking, barriers being thrown up or torn down, foot steps; just faint gunshots if they were only one room away.

I hate gambling, but if possible I’d consider betting big $ it’s not fixed, at all.

I’ve started rating games I finish, or didn’t like enough to finish, in backloggd.com

I do the same for movies and tv series on a different website, too.

This is specific to my old neighborhood:

It goes to a small hub, looked like a small green stantion/pillar, that connects the nearby houses. My old home’s was in my backyard, at one point I saw about 6 other runs for neighbors.

Then that hub, with bigger/more cables, connects to a larger hub. This was in the middle of my neighborhood by the school, and it was a quite large green box, probably 6ft tall.

From there I didn’t know where it went, but same concepts apply. That would go to an even larger hub, connecting multiple neighborhoods. Depending on your area and ISP, eventually they hit an end point your ISP manages which is probably a big building where they’re “connected to the rest of the internet.”

Manjaro was worse when I tried it a few times. I’d steer clear of it.

This is free on Epic Games Store, BTW. Which is a bit of a mad lad thing to do on your game’s launch day.

You require additional lesbian gas.

Fried okra is too damn good. The best tasting way to eat it.

All that kernel access and the reviews still show a ton of complaining about cheaters. This studio has been way in over its head everytime I read about this game.

I’ve had to buy a M.2 mounting kit, and it worked for my mobo with those same standoffs. The threading size, and how tall the little standoff/pole is, is very specific and doesn’t match up with any other PC hardware, unfortunately… And like no one includes them with any M.2 hardware you buy…

It was like $4 and came with ~4 of each: the tall skinny standoff that screws into the short flat one of the mobo, and then the screw that goes into the top of that to keep the M.2 board in place.

Here’s to hoping Cachyos’ own proton 10 does it. I can’t imagine it not having Wayland support.

Let’s gooooo! Earlier today I thought to myself, it’s the end of April, where is Proton 10?! And a quick search came up with no results except speculations.