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lessthanthree

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  • Sanity Check Setup

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  • I'm trying to recreate this setup in my system. I'm running Ubuntu and I have everything in Docker. I have PIA running outside of Docker. I was also able to get Gluetun working in its own container, too. Does anyone have advice?

  • RARBG's Demise Gave These Torrent Sites a Huge Boost in Traffic * TorrentFreak

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  • I was having trouble adding this on to Prowlarr. Anyone know what's up with that?

  • [ENDED] Giving away TorrentLeech invites. Not selling or trading, they're just yours

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  • I'm interested 👍

  • It is so sad that loyal reddit users got to care about this.

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  • A developer wanting to get something in return for their work is a reason. It's also an option for the user. Sync offers a one time payment for Ad Free and for their "Plus" features. It also has the option for a monthly subscription.

  • Music production PC build

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  • My priority would be to put more resources into the audio interface, controllers, and storage. I think you'll be fine with just about any modern build. Maybe lean towards the quietest build you can make.

    If you're serious about your work, I would do a separate drive for storage of your media. Keeping the project data off of the OS drive. I'd even do a backup drive. I don't think there will be a performance benefit. I just prefer a neat file system. Especially if you're working with audio clips. Audio files don't take up a crazy amount of space. I feel it's important to have backups if you're collaborating with others.