MeGusta is still going strong. But they mostly do single episodes, very few packs.

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If you’re cool you change languages mid name. Aquila chrysaetos.

Sir, this is a Wendy’s.

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That is NOT the spirit!

I usually expand when I reach 80% capacity.

And why was it only after you realized your Golden Girls directory ballooned past 200GB?

Did you find the show in 1080p somewhere? But yeah, I only have 480p and it still takes 70GB.

Let’s not talk about the 1.1TB Simpsons folder …

Damn … they got us again.

Why even bother? It’s legal to pirate movies and tv shows for personal use in Switzerland!

You can’t comply with a request for something you’re not logging.

There is so many different versions …

This sounds like Ze Frank on cocaine.

Wolf spiders don’t build webs though.

After I had two WD drives fail in my old NAS so I switched to all Seagate on my next build. Currently running 9x 20TB Exos X20, though for only about a year now, so no issues should be expected, yet.

I think the most important thing is that you pick a drive that is meant for NAS/server use (so rated for running 24/7). And having manufacturere warrenty is also nice. My Seagate drives have 60 months (which is considerably more then the 36 months that my WD drives had).

A year and a half ago I could have named a bunch, used them for over a decade (but of course domains would frequently change). But since switching to my own plex server + torrent, I’ve never looked back. It gives you all the meta data, trailers, rating and recommendations which you’d expect from paid streaming services, even features like skip intro/credits and keeping track of your progress (even mid episode).

I know, it’s not what you’re asking for, but someone had to bring it up.

In that case, I’d just stick to fixing it by hand.

I have a around 600 TV shows in my library and only had to manually match a dozen or so.

I know I can put metadata on the folder name of a series (like the show id of themoviedb), but I really don’t want to do this, as I have another mediaserver server (Kodi) the same library to my Smart-TV. It would mess up that libary

https://kodi.wiki/view/Naming_video_files/Movies

Kodi supports the same “{sourceid-xxxx}” tag syntax as jellyfin or plex, so it wouldn’t mess anything up.

Something about those legs just makes me want to call them daddy.

To expand more on the meme side: It’s a notorious problem in spider communities that every brown spider will at some point be called a brown recluse by … less educated people. Which can lead to innocent spiders being killed just for their skin colour! Which is why there are usually rules that prohibit layman from identifying medically significant spiders.

The spider in the picture is a tarantula, so very obvious not a brown recluse. That’s the joke. It’s funny here, but seriously don’t make that joke on an actual spider community, none of the residents will think it’s funny.

lol, I’ve been there.