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@topnomi@kbin.social

In the streets I'm a leftist from Ohio & an IATSE stagehand.

On the sheets I'm a duergar dwarf swashbuckling rogue named Fargrim.

I love my pets, I enjoy live music, and I'm a cannabis legalization advocate.

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Sure, let's just forget that he raised taxes on the poor and lowered them for the rich...

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Do you just make things up and pretend they're true?

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Brandon Sanderson is awesome. I recommend starting with the mystborn books, but stormlight are good as well. They're both part of the cosmere, a universe created by Sanderson. Many other books as well.

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You're a neurodivergent experiencing schizophrenic episodes like this one.

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I'm a consultant for blood patterns left at violent crime scenes like this one.

Dexter morgan

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Jellyseer does just that. You browse popular media and click request and the torrent stuff is handled by the *arr's

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I've never skipped an opening credits more than enterprise.

First time I turned it on, when the credits started, I just turned it off. Didn't come back for months.

Turns out to be a great show. Worst theme in history

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Ok, I see the problem. Your router needs an external DNS server for it's internet setup.

You need to set DHCP to give your pihole server as the DNS to the computers INSIDE your network. It's impossible for your router to use your LAN DNS server on the WAN port.

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I've never heard of spectrum doing this. I think it's an issue with your router. The steps you mentioned sound right, but I'm not seeing what you're seeing. I usually try to look at the advanced mode, which might have more info.

You could contact Netgear tech support, or consult their manual. Have you made sure you're on the latest firmware?

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I've been using the beta on Android for about a week. It gets updates constantly, sometimes multiple times a day. Keeps getting better and better.

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I recently moved from Linux mint to opensuse tumbleweed and I've been VERY happy. Super stable. Even through multiple dist-upgrades.

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Historically I've used debian based distros on my home server. I recently switched to opensuse tumbleweed and Ive been very happy. It's a rolling release, and I've found it more stable and easier to work with than linuxmint

Is there any reason NOT to use openSUSE Tumbleweed as a desktop OS?

It seems like its a perfect distro. Rolling release so you get recent packages and dont have huge upgrades every few months, but not so bleeding edge that it breaks often. YaST is pretty cool but you are not forced to use it. Basic installation gives you enough essential stuff, but its not too bloated. The only thing its missing...

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I've been using tumbleweed and really like it. Using it as my home server, but I sometimes login.

Jumped there from linuxmint, been liking it much better. So far I've had no issues with upgrades.

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