Okay I don’t know why you’re getting downvoted, I had this settup and now I recommend it often to my less techy friends.
This is a perfectly fine settup and works pretty well, depends on your content sourcing for the most part in my experience is all.
I think visually so this didn’t take me long todo, but just start slapping stuff down into a notepad and drawing lines, then use obsidian or a flow chart tool to do what I did. Afterwards it helped me a lot by making sure my torrents and nzbs don’t get any hiccups when implementing a new feature (like switch games)
I auto-upload to trackers that allow it. Instead of having the torrent already in qBit, I have autobrr send it to qbit with a special filter that checks for my username on the trackers I upload to.
I do this because If I grab the torrent at the same time as all the leechers then there’s no delay for the leechers to start downloading meaning they don’t have to re-poll the tracker as much to find me (the seeder)
This also works better for if you’re not a pre-approved uploader (someone who doesn’t need moderator approval to upload). That way once your torrent is approved I can start seeding right away.
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NOOO NNN IS ALMOST OVER STAY STRONG
Same, but I was on the grind for a BHD invite and by time I got it, my trackers list was 10+ and found having automation better then manually upkeeping on everything.
Haha thanks, Obsidian has been my study friend for a while and what I write all my modding guides in. Seeing how much people liked this post, I plan to post my full guides now too onto here :3
I did try both actually, I just didn’t enjoy adding another service for people to use, it was too difficult convincing them to use another site and/or app. I just settled for the plex sync that way people don’t even have to touch ombi at all. Everything they need for media is contained in plex.
I admit though I bet for others ombi and overseerr are great, as they are great projects, just wasn’t a fit for me sadly :/
Couldn’t have said it much better myself. I think of hardlinks like backend and front end development offices.
The backend team has the data that frontend teams 1 & 2 use, but frontend team 3 isn’t in the same office (filesystem) as the backend team so they can’t access the data.
If frontend team 2 goes down, frontend team 1 still has access to the backend’s data
Writing new data: teams 1 and 2 go down then fuckit we can bulldoze backend and make a new backend for any new frontend teams.
I also make my own anime remuxes and enjoy Over The Garden Wall which is now “Lost Media”
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No weekly manga anywhere. The closes I got was monitoring AnimeBytes for manga updates via Autobrr. Since AnimeBytes only keeps the most complete pack of each manga. So when a new chapter/volume is released the old torrent gets deleted and new one is made. So that keeps things easy for adding content… but not removing content to avoid duplicate volumes.
If you find a solution lmk :/
No, someone on MaM does comic weekly packs. There’s no reliable groups posting manga like how Empire does, so there’s no good way todo manga.
What you reallly need is a tattoo of a small plant in a box to represent that you have a seedbox.
just use myrient and vimm and the plentiful sea of free rom options, or even all the ways to download Wii and WiiU, and more straight from nintendo servers.
Why not thunder? It’s worked amazingly well for me, sideloaded.
Package manager for pirated things seems more like to solution OP is looking for.
I bought the expansion and it was just three more paywalls.
Good for computers and phones. Not for consoles, which I use my ps5 for all my home media.