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Liverpool beat Homer!

San Pellegrino belongs to Nestlé. Fuck Nestlé!

Gaming chairs are the absolute worst, when you compare it to real office chairs.

It’s like comparing a tuned Honda Civic to a Mercedes Benz.

Man-child chair vs. ergonomic seat.

It’s the worst when you talk about a series you “acquired” and they ask you: “Cool! Where did you watch it? Is it on Netflix?”

“landlord fights”: is that the newest entry in the “bum fights” franchise?

So, a scammer.

… and walks like a Nazi…

Share a link!

Integrity?

But I guess $$$ > integrity

Beside a Usenet provider, you also need to sign up with an “indexer”.

To compare a Usenet download with a download on the regular internet:

• Usenet = your internet provider (which enables you to connect to stuff)
• Indexer = search engine (helps you find the stuff)

NZBGeek is a good indexer.

Thank you for chipping in!

I guess I have to keep my eyes open for movies series in my own language and hope they come with the original (English) sound included.

But if not: how does the whole remuxxing work? I have literally zero ideas how to get started with that. Where do you find the right (non-english) audio track(s) for the movies? Which software do you use? Etc…

Thanks for the link for Radarr dual-language setup! I came across it before :)

I’d love that!

How do you approach the challenge (of getting the movies / series in English and non-English) at the moment?

Do you download two versions of the same movie?

Do you use Radarr/Sonarr and Plex? How did you set them up to be “bilingual”?

Thats a shame… I was planning to rewatch Zombieland and write down all the survival rules…

I’ve got you bro:
#1: Cardio - When the virus struck, for obvious reasons, the first ones to go were the fatties.
#2: Double Tap - In those moments when you’re not sure the undead are really dead dead, don’t get all stingy with your bullets.
#3: Beware of Bathrooms - Don’t let them catch you with your pants down.
#4: Seatbelts - Fasten your seat belts. It’s gonna be a bumpy ride.
#5: No Attachments
#7: Travel Light - And I don’t mean just luggage.
#9: With Your Bare Hands
#10: Don’t Swing Low
#11: Use Your Foot
#13: Shake It Off
#14: Always Carry a Change of Underwear
#16: Opportunity Knocks
#17: Don’t be a Hero - Why don’t you take this one?
#17: Be a Hero - Some rules are made to be broken. (Rule updated)
#18: Limber Up - Going down that hill, it is very important.
#19: Break It Up
#20: It’s a Marathon, Not a Sprint, Unless It’s a Sprint, then Sprint
#22: When in Doubt, Know Your Way Out
#23: Ziploc™ Bags - You got enough problems, moisture shouldn’t be one of them.
#24: Use Your Thumbs
#25: Shoot First
#26: A Little Sunscreen Never Hurt Anybody
#27: Incoming!
#28: Double-Knot Your Shoes
#30: Pack Your Stain Stick
#31: Check the Back Seat - No one back there but my duffel bag.
#32: Enjoy the Little Things - I hate to give credit to anyone who looks like Yosemite Sam, but I’m writing it down.
#42: Keep Your Hands to Yourself - It’s just polite.
#52: Don’t Be Afraid to Ask for Help - Yeah and they ignored rule 52: don’t be afraid to ask for help.
#53: Wet Naps

I don’t know why, but I think it’s funny

Hell yeah