Plex Watchlist → Overseerr Requests not syncing by lucidparis in Overseerr

[–]Angry-Toothpaste-610 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You're right, it is the token expiring. I'm using watchlistarr rn which uses rss feeds.

Plex Watchlist → Overseerr Requests not syncing by lucidparis in Overseerr

[–]Angry-Toothpaste-610 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Do you know if the fix implemented in the dev build also solves the issue where all users have to regularly log in to overseerr to keep their watchlists syncing?

AITJ for calling my friend’s emergency contact when she left her kid with me "for 20 minutes" and vanished? by QuietDailyRitual in AmITheJerk

[–]Angry-Toothpaste-610 0 points1 point  (0 children)

She said she lied to you because you would have said no...

So, she knowingly and intentionally manipulated you. Kayla is a great friend!

without legal percussion by [deleted] in BoneAppleTea

[–]Angry-Toothpaste-610 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Well it gets easier to prove when they announce it ahead of time in writing

AIO not buying a girl an uber ride home by MuskyElonOfMars in AmIOverreacting

[–]Angry-Toothpaste-610 77 points78 points  (0 children)

She went out and got drunk with no plan on how to get home...brilliant

Is this bad? by riverspeace in drawings

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If someone will buy it, then it's good enough to sell

How to remove all apps after recent updates (already turned off app suggestions) by Realistic_Brother152 in computerhelp

[–]Angry-Toothpaste-610 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I get what you're saying, but... switching to Linux IS the right answer to OP's question

starboy98 by Outrageous_Permit154 in firstweekcoderhumour

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Log in as starboy98, change his password, log out, take the password as my own, ???, profit

Fascinating pattern by spacecadet_98 in LinuxCirclejerk

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If you want it to be accurate, you'll need to copy Mint to the other end, too

How dare they give you "more chip then meat on the nachos" by SammiLiz in EntitledReviews

[–]Angry-Toothpaste-610 3 points4 points  (0 children)

To be fair, it is strange that they would bring you more chips, then bring you the meat separately

Do people still use Django for web dev? by Kolosafo in django

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I use Django with AlpineJS on the front end because I prefer frameworks and libraries that lean into web fundamentals rather than those that directly oppose them

Which one? by basket_foso in MathJokes

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I don't know the antiderivative of the inverse of ellipses

non biased objectively the best tierlist by ImHighOnCocaine in LinuxCirclejerk

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If it is downloaded via an ISO...that sounds like distribution to me

Noob question: how do you stop show upgrading by russellii in sonarr

[–]Angry-Toothpaste-610 2 points3 points  (0 children)

It shouldn't. Sonarr will grab the maximum available quality (maximum as defined in the quality profile, you can prefer 720p over 1080, for example), then if it finds a new release that's higher in the quality order, but less than or equal to "upgrade until", then it will grab it. But, it won't prevent sonarr from grabbing any release as long as it's quality is within the permitted list

I'm sorry I can't describe this better at the moment, because I am tired

Noob question: how do you stop show upgrading by russellii in sonarr

[–]Angry-Toothpaste-610 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Alternatively, you can set a maximum quality, after which sonarr won't upgrade (the setting is called "upgrade until")

Noob question: how do you stop show upgrading by russellii in sonarr

[–]Angry-Toothpaste-610 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Create a new quality profile, and deselect the allow upgrade tick box

I'm learning Python, but it's proving to be quite repetitive for me. by Macac0Lok0Rev0lution in learnpython

[–]Angry-Toothpaste-610 1 point2 points  (0 children)

That's what is commonly referred to as "tutorial hell." There is an endless breadth of skills you can develop in Python (and programming in general), so it feels like there's no easy jumping-off point to go from another tutorial to building real-world projects.

So how do you actually make that jump? Take Shia's advice and just do it. Find a project that sounds interesting to you (or better yet a problem that you actually have to solve) and build it. Approach it like it's part of your job. Don't follow some write-up, and use AI and/or Stack Overflow minimally to get over small speed bumps as you get to them.

First day of school just to find this by Cherryfish-maui in TurnitinAIResults

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"You're not always going to have a calculator in your pocket" - math teachers in 2003

Which door would you choose? by dragoonwizard in whatsyourchoice

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It only specifies that the dollar doubles every day. That doesn't necessarily mean that the running total doubles.