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  • Try

    • scenenzbs(dot)com
    • or
    • drunkenslug

    (First one is better.) To get .nzb files. Then use a Usenet Access Provider. Those save all files shared via usenet over a predefined time period. – though some archive different usenet publications than others. Simply differs by what servers they connect to afaik.

    Not entirely sure on the architectural work here but thats the best you’ll get from me in a minuite.

    Search for diffetent providers. Check the link for them. Maybe the available payment methods might be worth a look.

    Eweka supports paypal i think, but not sure on this one.

    For automation you will need an api access to the sites from the bulletpoints above – the free access gives very limited access via api. Which is why automation tools fail on a free account to automatically download new episodes .nzb files from them.




  • Yes. Documentation. Documentation aaaalll the way.

    You are right. In two months you wont remember the shit you had to enable/disable to make things work.

    Doing things that arent a reocurring doing should be documented. Not crazy. A basic how to set up is enough.

    Common/reocurring errors/situations? Document 'em

    Got a semi permanent fix for problem, so that it will most likely never come up again, but possibly in 5 years? Document it fella.

    You’ll kiss your past self on the head and say thanks when you have an critical ticket in 5 years and remember nothing about the doing itself but that you wrote some documentation.

    It will save your ass and possibly you might come out as the hero of the day for having a solution right away for a super nieche problem.

    I’ve making a private hosted documentation for stuff, tricks and problems i learn at work.

    I’ve had plenty of situatuons where i remembered that i already encountered such a situation yeeeaars ago at my previois employer and that i’ve written somtehting down in my personal documentation. Bam and just by a few mins I’ve got either a really good or at least a shittysysadmin-style solution that works.






  • Their plugins arent really reliable. Can tell you that. The Mullvad VPN Plugin does not like it at all if you ever should run out of VPN Time. If your VPN is not being paid the connection shits itself and doesnt reconnect properly when the VPN is being paid for again. Besides that, the Seamless-Tunnel Option (aka. dont allow network traffic if its not through the VPN) is working but hella buggy if you want to disable it for testing.

    Got myself a Opal one. Not sure what I will be using it from now on tbh. Maybe the other Options are more reliable but I couldnt be bothered to check em out in the last months.



  • Well thats because as soon as you search you are actually using a website. If the website doesnt support darkmode or was someday configured to be whitemode, then it will always show up bright. If the website doesnt support darkmodes: use the newest install that comes in a few days the 120 version. Or switch to the nightly-installation where you can already now install plugins/extentions. Then install the darkreader extention. Done. Ezpz


  • This is the way. The dude in the comment above the one I am replying to described a different way where you have to change the config, which would be neccesary to do on every new installation. Via the bookmarks/shortcuts method you will have the BANG Search on every new installation just by importing your bookmarks - or if you use an firefox account with synchronisation you will already have it with your login.

    Be advised that duckduckgo has already some predefined BANG Searches, that you can use without having to change anything. Just type in the search bar:

    • !g for google searches
    • !ddg for duckduckgo searches
    • !yt for youtube searches
    • !mindfactory for searches on a german pc hardware shop “mindfactory.de” Yes they have very broadly implemented websites. Even such nieche sites are already listed.