I tried both Grimmory (current booklore) and Calibre Web Automated, and I prefer the latter. You can also add Shelfmark to CWA to download books.
Yeah, this actually screws up LastPass's URL matching.
Have you tried disabling hardware acceleration?
Yep. Although, I'd recommend prowlarr instead of jackett. Integrates with the other arr apps much better.
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I worked at a place a long time ago upgrading legacy software from the 80s. I helped them update their build process from file shares, copy/pasting and manual building to Git, Jenkins and automated…
> my parents have been using that email address for the past ~18 years. I feel this. My mom has been complaining to me lately that her email makes her reset her password every time she logs in. She's still using an ISP…
I swear it honestly seems like PayPal tries to make their site as hard to use and bloated as possible. I've never personally used their API, but if it's anything like their site, I'm thankful.
Since nothing is actually executed until you click on the link, the only issue would be those on metered connections.
I tried both Grimmory (current booklore) and Calibre Web Automated, and I prefer the latter. You can also add Shelfmark to CWA to download books.
Yeah, this actually screws up LastPass's URL matching.
Have you tried disabling hardware acceleration?
Yep. Although, I'd recommend prowlarr instead of jackett. Integrates with the other arr apps much better.
Hhhjw2hûawan eñ.2
I worked at a place a long time ago upgrading legacy software from the 80s. I helped them update their build process from file shares, copy/pasting and manual building to Git, Jenkins and automated…
> my parents have been using that email address for the past ~18 years. I feel this. My mom has been complaining to me lately that her email makes her reset her password every time she logs in. She's still using an ISP…
I swear it honestly seems like PayPal tries to make their site as hard to use and bloated as possible. I've never personally used their API, but if it's anything like their site, I'm thankful.
Since nothing is actually executed until you click on the link, the only issue would be those on metered connections.