I currently have Plex and Radarr. I only ever got 1080p content because that’s all my tv would do. Finally getting a nice new tv and would like to get a few 4K hdr movies to watch. Should I be looking for Bluray2160, Remux, or disk and what will Plex play?
I just hate the stock Reddit app so much. Maybe in the future I’ll use it on desktop. Third party apps are really the only reason I was on Reddit so much lol
Former governor general David Johnston, appointed by Justin Trudeau to investigate Chinese state interference in Canadian politics, has resigned the post. In a letter to Prime Minister Trudeau, he blamed the “highly partisan atmosphere around my appointment.” He said he is tendering his resignation effective no later than...
I'll go first. I've used a lot of search engines, I used duckduckgo for quite some time but found their search results kinda bad. I'm currently using ecosia the search results are similar to ddg's but at least I'm planting trees, so there's that.
Can anyone help me with Plex and 4K content?
I currently have Plex and Radarr. I only ever got 1080p content because that’s all my tv would do. Finally getting a nice new tv and would like to get a few 4K hdr movies to watch. Should I be looking for Bluray2160, Remux, or disk and what will Plex play?
This comment right here (lemmy.world)
David Johnston quits as Trudeau-appointed head of probe into foreign interferen (www.theglobeandmail.com)
Former governor general David Johnston, appointed by Justin Trudeau to investigate Chinese state interference in Canadian politics, has resigned the post. In a letter to Prime Minister Trudeau, he blamed the “highly partisan atmosphere around my appointment.” He said he is tendering his resignation effective no later than...
What search engine do you use? (and why?)
I'll go first. I've used a lot of search engines, I used duckduckgo for quite some time but found their search results kinda bad. I'm currently using ecosia the search results are similar to ddg's but at least I'm planting trees, so there's that.
Assisted deaths: Quebec passes Netherlands to lead world in number per capita (www.bmj.com)