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Lol, you know you’re getting old when other people start questioning cinema aspect ratios.
Lol, you know you’re getting old when other people start questioning cinema aspect ratios.
Ah then that’s not the issue then. Weird that the qbittorrent interface bind isn’t working for you. Maybe try Wireguard instead? Def set IPv6 to link local and add ::/0
to allowed IPs on the Wireguard profile.
In ipleak.net, your ipv4 address will be VPN IP and your IPv6 will be your own.
Are you leaking data via IPv6? That’s a known issue at least with the default Wireguard configs, not sure about OpenVPN.
It does allow port forwarding. The Windows app supports it. On Linux, you can do it via a one-liner script: https://protonvpn.com/support/port-forwarding-manual-setup/
Just make sure to either set the Wireguard profile’s IPv6 to Link-Local or disable IPv6 on your network connection, otherwise you’ll leak data and DNS entries over it. The reason is because Proton’s wireguard implementation does not support ipv6 yet.
ProtonVPN is a no log VPN according to their privacy policy: https://protonvpn.com/privacy-policy
They have servers specifically for port forwarding and P2P traffic. I use them and I haven’t gotten a DMCA request yet so 🤷🏻♂️
Is it safe to run this without a VPN if I am just using it to index?
What doesn’t kill you makes you stronger I guess.
Yes, the 0.18.3 changelog has Fixing hot_ranks and scores to append a published sort
as one of the items.
Gotta say, it’s weird seeing a iOS interface on an Android device XD, but it feels very smooth and polished, especially for a web app.
Thanks for the post-mortem and the quick fix! Glad you guys around to help battle test Lemmy’s code.
1337x.to seems to have a few.
psa.wf has pretty good quality H265 rips IMHO.
Yeah I wonder what the reasoning behind that was. Personally I preferred the old way, where it was completedly filled in. Made it easier to notice the tag by color. It also aligned more with the rest of the Lemmy UI and it’s filled-in green buttons.
I found KTorrent to be slower than qbittorrent when connecting to peers and downloading files. Often times, it would just completely stall, whereas qbittorrent would download it just fine.
It could also be all 64 threads being used lightly with the scheduler trying to spread the load out evenly.
Not sure what the exact situation regarding swap in that graph, but I’ve also had the kernel preemptively use swap for rarely used chunks of memory in favor of cache when running long-running processes. Its probably relatively normal.
Seriously! Talk about amazing optimization and debugging of the network service.
I think you’re misreading it. The olive green in the CPU chart is idle. RAM cache taking up most of system memory is also normal on most Linux systems, even on desktop. That cache is freed for applications to use as needed.
Yeah, I pay for Netflix, Hulu, and Amazon Prime and yet, I am still downloading shows that are on those services because their shitty DRM schemes limit me to 720p. It’s insanity.