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I have a Helix LT. Works great. If I was buying something right now, I'd get a Quad Cortex.

If you're looking for free stuff, I'd try out the open source AI-based amp sim. I played around with it and it sounds fantastic.

Some people are driven primarily by ambition, it's not unheard of for a newbie to bite off much much more than they can chew. Depends on their humility

The first one was great, the third one was good. The 6th one was funny-bad and the final one was OK.

I wasn't trying to call you out specifically, just that there are people who hate on tabs in general. If anything I'm agreeing with your rant against snobbery too

Being skilled at a game has little bearing on your intelligence beyond maybe "above average". Intelligence is often best reflected in learning speed.

This is an interesting bit of snobbery too.

I've been a musician for over 25 years. I can read sheet music, tabs, chord charts (including Jazz), and learn most stuff by ear. I still use tabs to learn new songs because it gives an idea of the fingerings, even if it's just a starting point. Tabs are a specific arrangement of a given piece that at least one person found to be playable. It cuts out unnecessary time considering "how" to play something.

If you gave me sheet music, I would come up with an arrangement and annotate it with tabs to specify.

It's important to develop your ear, don't get me wrong, but tabs are a useful tool even for professionals. They're not just for beginners.

Yep, but a 54KWh, 400V platform fast-charge-capable plug-in hybrid is still noteworthy

So then Jellyfin gets full marks, right?

Can confirm. OCD tendencies and I'm a total slob

Lmao, that'll teach me not to skim ¯(ツ)/¯

D&D Chronicles of Mystara (side-scrolling co-op) I think is 4-player

Cuphead - 2 player

A Hat In Time - 2 player

Streets of Rogue - up to 4 players

Vampire Survivors - I think 2 player for local co-op?

Most of the old Telltale games have co-op in the form of voting for responses

Binding of Isaac: Rebirth has full co-op now, I think up to 4 player. You may need the DLC for the best co-op experience

Crypt of The Necrodancer has solid couch co-op

Baldur's Gate 3 has a full split-screen 2-player couch co-op mode. Both players need to use a controller. Works great.

Testosterone does this. If you have really high T and gain weight, it mostly goes to the belly. It's especially obvious when a dude is on steroids but doesn't diet or exercise enough to get the body builder look.

I got the Lectron CCS to NACS adapter. Nice and sturdy. Think it cost around $200, maybe a bit less.

Do note that CCS to NACS adapters should only be used on a supercharger, never on an AC charger. Teslas use the same exact plug shape for both, whereas cars with the J1772/CCS plug have physically different plugs for the different types of chargers (DC fast charging vs AC charging). That means if you want to charge at a Tesla destination charger you'll need another adapter for J1772 to NACS. Fortunately those are much cheaper, like $50.

The 9800X3D also has the advantage of only having one CCD on the die, which means it will always use the 3D VCache. The higher core count chips sometimes have issues where games and such might run some threads on the wrong core and not get to take advantage of the huge cache.

That's why it tends to be the preferred gaming pick, not just the lower price or the fact that games seldom will use more than 16 threads (which is how many the 9800 series give you)

Oh boy, it's almost up to feature parity with Civ III before any expansion packs

Shocked nobody mentioned The Shawshank Redemption yet. Box office flop, they had to re-release it back to theaters after it got nominated for 7 Oscars and it only really took off with home video.

I just found this other project that maybe could help:

https://github.com/itschasa/speedrr

It doesn't do exactly what you're looking for but you can set it to slow down your overall torrent upload speed whenever you're streaming from your media server.

Edit: unless the issue is CPU usage? But my guess is that it's a bandwidth issue to enable uploading on all of your torrents.

This isn't exactly what you asked about but it seems at least adjacent to what you're looking for: https://gitlab.com/rpatterson/prunerr