Awesome work! Anyway to include release notes with the update on the play store? I'm a sucker for those!
Would it be possible to include the release notes in the play store also? I do like some nice release notes before updating.
Sure, I'll send you pm and you can download it all or just what you want.
All the best with the exam and taking care of your family!
There are some private torrent trackers that have them. I got a 2020 site rip from Speed(dot)cd. TheGeeks is a tracker specializing in educational material, but I am not in it. Both are accessible through MAM but TheGeeks is a little harder to get in.
I could temporarily share what I have through a OneDrive link, it has 96 courses, ~400GB.
I'm not as tall, but that's my problem too. Now give me a business/first class seat that reclines and I fit in and I'll sleep no problem!
First I tried a few mobile apps, sticking with Sync for Lemmy for now.
I also went to Sub.rehab, filtered by highest active users and subscribed to the communities I was interested in. Then subscribed to a few I was interested in even if it has a low amount of users.
The Google Photos part is the what I'm dreading. But good to see immich improving and being recommended more and more.
It's too good, best I've seen actually.
Not quite, but that is good option to keep in mind. Once I have a system going, should not be too bad if done gradually.
Really just wondering if there's a downloadable database of movie audiotracks.
I have heard before there might be a way to get audio tracks for movies. I already have a sizable collection (nothing worthy of datahoarding) and would like to add a foreign language for my parents (French). Subtitles are already taken care of with Bazaar, that's a big help. I use Plex and Jellyfin is my backup.
Often I can find multi-audiotracks files, original+french, but it greatly limits my choices if I am trying to do one library. I could also create a completely separate French library, but trying to avoid that.
What do you think? Is downloading audio tracks a viable option?
Mind pointing us in which direction to go? Usenet is new for many of us.
Any mobile app you use it with?
They could, but the effort is too high compared to public torrents. So why bother?
Keepass was my go-to (KeepassXC and KeepassDX), but ever since selfhosting bitwarden (vaultwarden), I haven't looked back.
Too bad it's a Netflix exclusive; I have it on PC and it looks so mobile friendly.
What made you choose the delta fork over the original? First time I hear of it.