I can’t deliver this if I can’t envision how to get there.

Without context, I would suggest Transmission for troubleshooting. Qbittorrent is bloating and weird on Windows.

The torrents should be hashed, but that wouldn’t stop someone from making a bad torrent or seeding one.

If someone made a file intentionally collided it would probably cause issues. These aren’t collision issues, but bad chunks of data.

https://security.stackexchange.com/questions/76043/torrent-bad-seed-attack-by-sony-how-does-it-work

At a peek, it seems that this attack only causes delays in downloads. It’s more possible that there are commonly shared files with similar issues.

Works fine enoughfor me.

What am I missing? Got a better suggestion?

We had a child’s party that featured the mustard, pickle, bacon, and maybe 20 others. Not the pimple or barf ones.

Some were as advertised. Some were good. Some were disgusting.

If you cannot install Plex or Jellyfin on the TV, a streaming device can be added.

You can also build your own streaming device with Kodi. An old laptop would work if you don’t have the means otherwise.

How dare you threaten me with a good time.

Anything I use exclusively runs Linux.

Hardware I pass down runs Linux.

The family computer runs Linux.

Kids school laptops and wife laptop run Windows.

Poster heard about people who don’t wear their shoes in the house, except for slippers. They want to know how to make it work for quick jaunts out of doors.

I see negative votes, but that is about the target audience.

I still love it, and have been enjoying it for many decades.

I had this same exact conversation with my father in law years ago. He will always believe that I was willing to keep the runoff from the uncooked meat until the day he dies.

I’m my best answer then is moving to China, as Wikipedia is banned there. You may find alternate public resources.

I think the next step down from Wikipedia is an actual encyclopedia. Also news websites for archives.

What are your concerns with these sites?

The characters are well thought out with significant development. They are likeable and dynamic.

There is a bit of science behind the main character’s work, although the approach is more logical estimating like Sherlock Holmes and less scientific method.

I immediately thought that Cells at Work was getting an even edgier third season.

It sounds like a defect.

I would vote (in this order)

• Bad solder joint
• Failing chip
• Bad capacitor

Bad capacitor moves up on the list if it wasn’t happening and is getting more profound or if you are having other stability issues.

While I bet you have had it for a while, thiswould be enough for me to try a warranty claim. The problem could lead to other issues.

Grocery bags are useful as small bags to separate things, trash bags for small cans or cleaning up a cluttered space, or as temporary barriers she small jobs.

Large cardboard boxes are great for under the car during oil changes.

Lunch meat containers are intended as reusable containers; I use them for lunches.

Fast food cups get reused-as cups.

Cardboard rolls for crafts.

After thoroughly washing, wiping, washing, and wiping again, I will reuse 5 gallon cat litter containers for dog food.

It started as power leveling and seems to be stuck in a slice of life, almost?

There isn’t much drama to it once the protagonist decides it’s not such a big deal to be undead and everyone just decides that he must just be going through something.

I think the plot might be a little unfocused, but it’s not horrible.

Good enough for one episode a week, but I wouldn’t rewatch. If I was facing the whole season at once I might bail.

I am wondering why there is no open framework for laser printing.

There are a few parts that would have to be made out of sheet metal. The sides could be stamped for the same pattern. You then need a back and a cross section. One could theoretically make them from ABS, but ABS gets brittle with heat and the sides will shatter.

One side of the printer is dedicated to running an ARM SOC. I’m not sure if the Arduino is up to the task, but it will need to control 3 motors, initiate a heating sequence, start a rasterizing laser, interpret a print job, communicate over network and USB, and monitor a bunch of sensors.

The hardest parts will be obtaining print cartridges, rollers, and fusers. Designing a standard to run off a certain vendor’s hardware will be a pile of issues, and nobody will just start manufacturing hardware for a handful of hobbyist printers.

Everything else is 3d printing, springs, and screws.

Berserk of Gluttony seems like an isekai without the pretense. I personally don’t feel like much new ground is being covered yet, but I was only two episodes in. The idea is interesting, and I’d like to see where it is going.

I tentatively began this show. The animation is fantastic. The characters are solid. The story and premise is well thought out.

I appreciate the most that the author is not attempting to explain the fantasy world through video game mechanics, and that there is some explanation for the way magic works.