I‘m in Germany and when I search for it, “wife is yelling”, the first result is the official help line. The first result for “husband is yelling” is kind of what the pic showed for “wife is yelling”. Weird …
I‘m in Germany and when I search for it, “wife is yelling”, the first result is the official help line. The first result for “husband is yelling” is kind of what the pic showed for “wife is yelling”. Weird …
You will also need a good indexer. Ideally one that can be integrated into your nzb downloader and your media system. I’m using nzbget together with sonarr for TV series and a few indexers
Default religious figure bless default country
Wait? Didn’t Kushner solve the Middle East crisis? Maybe he still thinks that he did and they kind of now forced him to go check it out himself that he didn’t do squat
And? Was it worth it? What did you order?
https://footybite.to/ works for me most of the times. Not sure if has the teams / leagues that are looking for
Deemix and search for an ARL and you can download easily
$10? I got mine for $5. And I’m not even American. /s
They taste nice!
Here in Germany there are some venues that sell their tickets through dice.fm which seems not to charge extreme fees. Is this something that’s also available where you folks are?
That could be simple to fix. I bought a used SL-1500 which had the issue that it’d only spin at 33rpm. 45rpm didn’t work. I opened it up and with some tuner spray I washed the switch (spraying it, switching it back and forth). Now as good as new. These things are built like tanks
I will need to check to which ones I actually have sonarr connected. I also use https://nzbgrabit.xyz which does not offer an API but it’s manual download of nzb files. It has most of what I’m interested in. Wait for a good offer to subscribe (like Black Friday)
Any tips for indexers that have German media that you are willing/able to share?
Damnit. I hope you get another chance soon
I had one (more than one actually) as it could store soooo much more data than a floppy disk and I needed it to move data (and pirated software) around. At work we had magneto-optic drives with a whopping 240 megs of data, IIRC
Wait until you hear what the Danes do.
https://jose-lesson.com/lin/2017/01/16/nonaginta-septem/