DredUnicorn

Maybe if you spun them fast enough?

My current set up is Eweka (usenet provider) and nzbgeek (indexer). I then run docker containers; nzbget (downloader), radarr, sonarr & lidarr (films, TV and music). I watched a few YouTube videos on how to set them up and have been very satisfied.

All the downloads automatically move to my NAS, and my jellyfin/Plex servers are pointed at them. The great thing about the "arrs" is that (if set up correctly) they rename and organise your media in a way that makes them easily identified by Plex/jellyfin, so all you have to do is say, I want movie "x" and then 20 minutes later you can watch it via Plex/jellyfin.

I watched this for the first time last night. Absolutely loved it!

I am no expert but I just picked up a qnap ts 462 as my first NAS, really happy with it.

That's the thing, it WAS different to other action movies at the time. Im not going to say you are wrong not to like it, but it can't be denied that it blazed a trail for a new type of action movie and, as a result, is loved by millions.

Mines is currently riders of roWAN

Called an "off licence" in UK.

Regular watch. I don't need more things sending me notifications, and a nice watch makes me feel more confident.