Sonarr and Radarr are your friends for automation (TV and Movies) there is another arr for music but I don't use that one.
My workflow is essentially:
Queue up what I want in *arr
It sends request to sabnzbd
Better qualities that I want are updated automatically, new episodes are downloaded automatically.
If you're going to be pedantic you should ensure you're actually correct. Last and latest are synonyms here. Sure it's a bit more ambiguous than latest but it is not "failed basic grammar"
While I'm sure you can buy better models, they are usually tablet-level hardware in a laptop form factor which could be exactly what you want in this case.
Very likely that you use web apps regularly. It's very commonplace.
I don't think I count as a polyglot (Native English, Spanish proficient, learning Japanese and German) but what is that even useful for? I feel like it'd be really confusing to have two subtitles for the same dialogue.
I just watch, in whatever language I want to practice.
I could see it being a lot more useful for Japanese or other no Latin alphabet languages. Especially for the kanji. I'm too early in Japanese to watch content.
No, you can do more than 1 VLAN per port. It's called a trunk
But that's like the whole point of docker compose. If you are just going to have 1 container per file what benefit are you even getting out of using a compose file?
At least on sync you can. It's under filters.
The actual patch notes don't call it a major update