

I do when I effortpost, or when I write docs for colleagues I like.


I do when I effortpost, or when I write docs for colleagues I like.


You’re supposed to dial in the middle hole to fit you “right” by shaving the buckle end, that way you’re always within the middle or next up/down range unless you suddenly gain or lose a shitton.
I’ve had it done with suit belts and with normal ones, it’s something they’ll even do right in the shop, all it takes is a cutter and a hole-punch, both of which you can buy yourself, and any leatherworker has on hand.
Admittedly the suit belts take more than just that but that’s beside the point.


Ah, yeah, Radarr is a library-first kind of deal. You are supposed to add to it and then find the files.
As someone else mentioned you can add collections, there is probably one for your specific interests. If not you do need to do it manually, or you have to manually copy the files then import an existing library and manually match them there.


Click the little man shaped icon to the right of the download bar. That allows you to import files manually from that torrent.
Is it possible to point to a container folder to import from instead of uploading from the interface? I already have all my files in a folder structure on the server i’m running pdfding from.
It seems quite good, would be very nice not to need to upload every file a second time.