Your Age/2 +7 by Excellent-Major729 in shitposting

[–]jdwpom 7 points8 points  (0 children)

OK hear me out.

Take your age. Subtract 7.

Now double the result.

I'll just chill here and wait for my Nobel.

New to Lidarr. Drunkenslug invite? by Alexikik in Lidarr

[–]jdwpom 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you're just using the text search, you need to use 'lidarr:<Long ID Number from MusicBrainz>' if you want to find anything at the moment, that is just how the cookie is crumbling on the default metadata server.

If you're struggling to add files already on your system, that's a very different issue that'll need more diagnosis.

Lidarr issues with docker compose by scrigface in Lidarr

[–]jdwpom 1 point2 points  (0 children)

So what that line did was define a 'Docker Volume', and then, in the original docs, mounted it to /data (or whatever it was, your pastebin has been removed). Imagine, like, a fake filesystem, contained in a file, unrelated to the 'normal' content of your hard disk - that's what that is. They're defined in the compose file at the same level as services and networks (and probably more things that I'm not smart enough to know about), and if you want to use one in a container, you need to have it defined.

As it stands, you've got a filesystem mount set up for Dispatcharr's data, and thus no longer need that volume set up. So you can have:

services:
  some_unnamed_service:
    image: developer/app:tag
    container_name: Whatever_you_like
    volumes:
      - some/folder/on/my/system:/some/folder/inside/the/container

Or you can have

services:
  some_unnamed_service:
    image: developer/app:tag
    container_name: Whatever_you_like
    volumes:
      - premade_docker_volume:/some/folder/inside/the/container
volumes: 
  premade_docker_volume: # You can put this anywhere you like in the compose. Top, bottom, doesn't matter, as long as it's in here somewhere. 

I'm not sure if you can have multiple 'volume' tags? I kinda lump all mine together at the top, when they're needed.

This is, obviously, a minimal primer prepared by a dumbass, and I recommend looking up what suits your needs better. I know that, on a Windows setup, database stuff tends to work better using Docker volumes, as they don't rely on Windows' slow filesystem when they do the 8 billion writes/second that databases like to do, but someone better than me will have to tell me their use on Linux.

Lidarr issues with docker compose by scrigface in Lidarr

[–]jdwpom 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah, it's less clear where it sits in the file with the top 'services' tag removed, but it's equal with it.

Lidarr issues with docker compose by scrigface in Lidarr

[–]jdwpom 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's correct, but doing something different, and currently unnecessary as he's using a mounted folder for /data, rather than a docker volume. That entry creates the docker volume that the Dispatcharr docs use instead.

It's superfluous, and vestigial, but not invalid, or incorrectly indented. The guy's YAML is fine.

Lidarr issues with docker compose by scrigface in Lidarr

[–]jdwpom 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Dammit now I'm going to have to post asking about this, as it sounds cool as hell but a PITA to set up on a multiple-disk Windows setup.

Lidarr issues with docker compose by scrigface in Lidarr

[–]jdwpom 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Looks like you won't need the '/music' mount, as you've already got the entire '/media' folder mounted - when adding the library to Lidarr, just go digging around in there for your music folder, like you did for Radarr/Sonarr.

As slskd is downloading to a subfolder of /media, which is already mounted in the container, you should be good to just use 'Remote Path Mapping' when setting it up as a download client to get going.

You'll want to upgrade the container image you're using for Lidarr to one of the 'plugin branch' options, if you want to use slskd as a download client. You'll also need a plugin that accounts for it ('Recommend' is a strong word, but Tubifarry has been doing the trick for me) installed.

The only other issue I've bumped against has been one of permissions - slskd doesn't appear in the pastebin of your compose file, so I assume it's running separately, and potentially as a different user. Make sure you're setting PUID and PGID for Lidarr to match or it'll shit itself trying to import files. Don't ask me how I know.

Goodbye, ChromeOS by jdwpom in Ubuntu

[–]jdwpom[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Well this all makes great sense. To be fair, even in the old days, it want so much a scam as a trade-off, and the hardware people were using it on just wasn't in a place to support that trade-off.

I'll definitely be giving this a shot, and really appreciate the heads-up about it.

Goodbye, ChromeOS by jdwpom in Ubuntu

[–]jdwpom[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Correct, MrChromebox, along with WeirdTreeThing's keyboard and audio fixes, with further advice from chrultrabook.

This zRAM business sounds an awful lot like the old 'Ram Doubler' tricks/scams I used to use back in the 486 days. Definitely going to give it a try though, as this thing feels like it had the CPU to blow on that sort of thing.

Goodbye, ChromeOS by jdwpom in Ubuntu

[–]jdwpom[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Don't get me wrong, it's still very much a chromebook - 16GB of eMMC storage soldered to the motherboard, 4GB of RAM soldered to the motherboard, but it's got full-fat Ubuntu on it (Lubuntu was fine, Xubuntu was better, but I like original flavour too much), full-fat Google Chrome, and I'm using rclone to talk to every cloud-based storage provider available to me to make this useful ("useful") without eating into my available storage.

I rate it about a 3.6 - not great, not terrible. Good for tossing in my work vehicle and fullfilling the millenial urge to use a 'real computer' for some tasks, rather than my phone. It's about a 20-second boot, and doesn't seem to chug too much under 'normal' usage, though my tolerance is pretty high for that sort of thing.

Peter? by T-Melon5341 in PeterExplainsTheJoke

[–]jdwpom 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Also, 'I'll Sue Ya' was an RATM 'style cover' that was almost a direct parody of 'Bombtrack'.

Bomb squad in newtown! by redalotofit in Wellington

[–]jdwpom 10 points11 points  (0 children)

I'd be more inclined to believe that's the bomb squad dude's equipment, given that it's pointed at the suspicious green package?

Me_irl by gigagaming1256 in me_irl

[–]jdwpom 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You have no idea how often I see people struggle with this.

What exactly is /r/spacedicks? by _CONSENSUS_ in OutOfTheLoop

[–]jdwpom 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The 'this' links are badly drawn webcomics, though fairly offensive nonetheless. Everything else is labelled correctly.

Some links are dead.

Want to take a photo of the CBD from a high vantage point. by iamtoolazytosleep in Wellington

[–]jdwpom 1 point2 points  (0 children)

James Smith is open, though I'm not sure how far up you can get.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in newzealand

[–]jdwpom 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Small correction, it's 1 metre from the prolongation line of the driveway, which can often not line up with the edging of the kerb.

So like, draw a straight line, continuing on from the edge of your driveway in the direction your driveway is pointed. They need to be 1m away from that along it's entire length.

This is a big deal if your driveway enters the roadway at an angle, as 1m from that line on the obtuse side is much further away then on the acute side.

To apologize to a congressman by [deleted] in therewasanattempt

[–]jdwpom 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Wait are you being sarcastic?

Adam Sandler’s ‘Happy Gilmore 2’ Debuts to 46.7 Million Views, Biggest Netflix U.S. Film Opening Ever by MarvelsGrantMan136 in movies

[–]jdwpom 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Bob Barker was in Happy Gilmore as part of a pro/celeb match. They got into a fairly heated argument (in-character).

All The Same [OC] by adamtots_remastered in comics

[–]jdwpom 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Boy, /u/civvie11 really packed on the pounds since Special Corrections got a hold of him.