I just want to seed torrents. I am not planning to run plex or anything like that. I would like a budget friendly one around $5 to $7.

As noted in the title, I am trying to figure out the safest way to update the firmware on my recently purchased Keychron K1 QMK V6 keyboard. I was finally able to get the web based Keychron Launcher app to talk to my KB after using chmod to give the correct HIDRAW device read-write access but it looks like the new firmware needs another utility to be installed and only the Windoze directions are provided.

I'm making a Python script to play music through VLC and I wanted to add a way to control audio playback of VLC, like pause/play, next/previous, etc.

I work on an HPC and often I have to share files with other users. The most approachable solution is to have an external cloud storage and recline back and forth. However there's some projects that are quite heavy (several TB) and that is unfeasible. We do not have a shared group. The following is the only solution I found which is not to just set al permissions to 777, and I still don't like it.

I've been browsing through the throng of generated sites and adware trying to find something that's simple and easy to track and manipulate. Honestly something as simple as the rimworld schedule would work (I've been tempted to boot it up but I can't add notations or change category fields).

Hulu only has English for me. I am interested in different languages and want to see American Dad in different languages. So far, I found a Russian one but that's about it. There used to be a Spanish one, I distinctly remember that, but I can't find it now.

I just want to seed torrents. I am not planning to run plex or anything like that. I would like a budget friendly one around $5 to $7.

So I have an http server on node A, and a VPS on node B. Both are connected through wireguard on a VPN which consists only of these two nodes. I'm trying to make all the requests that arrive on http/s on node B to be forwarded to A and processed there. Then of course the response must return to the original sender. I've seen a million ways to do it online and I'm hitting a brick wall so how would you do it properly on a fresh install (assuming my firewall, ufw in my case, is disabled. I'll figure it out once routing works as intended)

Context: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QKzRf8B-oDk

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