100 percent this. I can request a Linux machine at work and theoretically get one… But it would be pointless because I’d still have to remote into a Windows VDI to do my actual work because ALL of our infosec policies and whatnot are based entirely on our Windows accounts.
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- nafzib@lemmy.worldtoPC Master Race@lemmy.world•"Life is too short to support Windows users" a developer said. Microsoft distinguished engineer called it a click bait, claims more developers use Windows than macOS or LinuxEnglish3·1 month ago
- nafzib@lemmy.worldtoGames@lemmy.world•Have you played games with a crap translation after playing them in their mother tongue first?English4·1 month ago
Not exactly, but when I play World of Final Fantasy, I HAVE to play it with Japanese voices. One of the characters has a stereotypical anime quirky saying that’s not a real/normal Japanese word or conjugation, which i do not find annoying in Japanese, but… The way they decided to “translate” it into English did NOT work out at all. They just threw the word “the” randomly in front of other words where it doesn’t belong to represent this particular quirk in English and it is the most annoying thing I’ve ever heard.
FYI, there is no equivalent to the word “the” in Japanese, so this was just a super weird choice by the translators.
- nafzib@lemmy.worldtoTenForward: Where Every Vulcan Knows Your Name@lemmy.world•That one scene in The Motion Picture4·2 months ago
This is one of my favorite YouTube videos of all time! I never expected to see a still frame from it in this community of all places. LOL
I don’t know how YAMS is set up, but I keep my arr stack and my torrent docker setup completely separate, on separate computers. I use the qbittorrent PIA docker image (since my VPN is PIA) on a separate, dedicated mini PC so it only has Internet if it’s connected to the VPN. I just use a static IP for both PCs on my internal network and point the arr stack at the torrent client to handle everything.
Not sure if separating them is the right solution for you, but if all else fails, it might be with a try. I prefer it that way so I can literally just unplug or turn off the torrent box if I need to without disrupting my actual media server.