You probably have to wait a while to become an uploader.

An easy way to get lots of free upload is to download framestor remux files. If it’s marked “freeleech”, it won’t cost you to download but you’ll get all the upload credit.

This is a supplemental list that I use along with the nextdns list: hagezi TikTok extended list.

This blocks 1p and 3p fingerprinting around the greater web but isn’t designed to block actual access to TikTok. That’s why it’s necessary to use both lists in tandem.

Edit: Alternatively if you’re using a service like pihole, pfblocker-ng or opnsenses unbound module, a few regex entries will accomplish what you’re looking for.

Ehhh I don’t fault their use of Wordpress. Pi-hole has been around for a very long time; long before Hugo or other more modern website frameworks existed. Back then Wordpress was the quick and dirty way to get a site up without much hassle. Probably just never got around to transitioning to something else.

The repo was on GitHub and mirrored on Gitlab for years. Then it got DCMA’d and went to codeberg and got DCMA’d again. Now it’s on gitflic because the Russians dgaf about American copyright law or IP law in general.

In English they’re called “showers” or “growers”.

I had to look it up too

I haven’t seen a cursive S in years

This post is painful to read.

1. The codec isn’t EC-3. It’s E-AC3. You forgot got the “A” which literally stands for audio. Also known as Dolby Digital Plus.
2. If you want Spatial Audio, E-AC3 isn’t sufficient. You need JOC also. This is the spatial metadata that accompanies the multichannel DD+ audio.
3. It’s almost guaranteed that live events won’t have JOC metadata attached because the whole point of objects is that they have to be placed with software in post. It’s not something that happens on the fly. If it is there, it not be noticeable.

You’re being silly. Just enjoy the game, wherever you can find it.

Edit to add this link for reference.

It is a really good thought. Your comment prompted me to check the whole machine (SSD + raid array) and I don’t have any hard-linking of media files, torrent files or anything like that. So that isn’t it.

I think it’s just a bug in the system.

Not yet and hopefully I won’t have to do that.

Yeah, I thought about that too. It’s why I noted in the post that my files are set to delete and not be moved to the trash first. Those settings are in options/advanced.

I deleted .25 terabytes and it hasn’t changed at all. It used to increment up after every deletion, so this is new.

It doesn’t. I rolled the version back to 4.6.7 and it didn’t help, so I moved it forward again. Restarted the container, then the stack, then the whole physical machine. Nothing so far. Yeah, maybe I’ll file a report on their page.

Saving this for lots of use in the future.

Just so you know, the example docker compose file has /downloads as the only volume option for media. So I pointed the internal docker folder /downloads at my whole music library.

So you’re almost certainly banning people who are sharing their whole library if they are using the default docker compose file. For example, you would ban me by that rationale.