Apparently it’s a semi common thing for jewelry store workers to do.

For me it’s all the winter dormant insects in the tree that wake up once the tree is inside a warm home that makes me never want a real tree.

Yeah, you will have to send the dev the new trial ID for a re-activation.

That’s also why it’s costs more, because it’s more manual work for him.

It’s a chore, but really cool by the dev to offer it as an option for people with de-googled devices.

Nope. You can buy an infinite trial via the developers ko-fi!

There’s info about it on the symfonium forum.

Too bad it’s unusable if you’re like me and have huge playlists that you want to offline for shuffling due to spending long stretches of time without an Internet connection.

When I asked about this limitation, I was told that it was stupid to have such big playlists and needing to offline them because nobody is without Internet for long enough times for it to matter.

Great response from the developers that.

The narwhal bacons at midnight.

You emit an unmaskable and extremely noticeable odour whenever invisible.

Bro…

The main issue is automation. Now it’s not a problem now that theXEM has stuff properly scene mapped, especially since I use proper private trackers.

The numbering is still a fucking mess though, and the fact that different index websites have different rules makes it really annoying.

Oh yeah for sure, the issue with airing, vs dvd, vs streaming, vs etc etc order and what is “right” is terrible.

But it’s actually kinda solved with anime, everyone in the scene and such just uses AniDB and that’s all that matters. Sonarr tries to solve the terribleness of thetvdb by using theXEM, but it should just use AniDB as the backend for anime and be done with it.

Flexget, Medusa

Neither of these have a backend that would improve on sonarr for Anime. I assumed it was obvious with the context that I meant one that used something like AniDB as a backend for anime.

Ombi

I don’t like ombi, it’s always been jank af for me. (also I use jellyseer not overseer to be fair)

The *arr stack is an abomination.

100% facts.

Your providing a free service, right?.. Dont forget to enjoy it yourself. Unless you serve 100 “friends” like everyone else. Then enjoy the money.

Ofc it’s a free service strictly for friends and family, people who profit from piracy are cunts and should fuck right off.

Edit: huh, so medusa does support using AniDB as a backend. I seem to remember it didn’t or that there was some issue with it.

My main issue is that I use Sonarr which uses tvdb as backend.

If an alternative to sonarr existed that could also integrate with Overseerr I’d be on that instantly, but sadly there is nothing like that.

Having to manually handle shows my friends and family want to watch us not happening.

The worst I’ve experienced so far is Panty And Stocking S2. Here’s a copy paste of what I explained to someone using my plex asking why it was so fucked.

E01 is a single episode

E02 and E03 are one episode in the west and on japanese streaming(E02), but it airs on TV as two episodes in japan

E04, E05, E06 are also one episode in the west and jp streaming(E03), but airs on TV as three episodes in japan

E07, E08, E09 are also one episode in the west and jp streaming(E04), but airs on TV as three episodes in japan

E10, E11, E12, are also one episode in the west and jp streaming(E05), but airs on TV as three episodes in japan

E13 is a single episode, but it’s episode 13 for TV broadcast, and 6 for streaming…

E14 and E15 are also one episode in the west and jp streaming(E07), but airs on TV as two episodes in japan

Yeah, video is about salmon louse: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Salmon_louse

They are 5-18mm depending on sex and such.

Oh right, iOS… Yeah no good alternatives to plexamp then.

I’ve been on Symfonium for ages, and it is the best experience with a music app I’ve ever had.

I’ve not tried it with plex, as I use navidrome. But I assume the experience with a plex server is just as good.

Supoort is great, the dev is super active on his own forum etc.

The app is paid though, but it’s a one time purchase. (it has a free trial!)

And they limit the max amount of songs you can offline in a playlist.

I’ve got a playlist of ~2500 songs that I use for long term no-internet situations that I leave in shuffle. Plexamp will only offline 1/4 of the playlist, and not letting me properly shuffle it.

Developer response to this? “why would you ever want to offline that much music when you can stream it data is cheap” actual dumbasses.