terewtee.blogg.se - march 2022

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The same script notes the last modified date/time of my Sonarr files on Whatbox.

I have a Powershell script that runs locally every 30 mins via a scheduled task and downloads any new content to a temp folder.

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Local Sonarr grabs the torrent file and loads it into remote Deluge with a label.

I don't know how tech savvy you are but maybe you will get some ideas if I describe my workflow: I considered rsync, lftp etc all when I setup my automation several years ago but wanted some more fliexibility. Sonarr and Plex is local and Deluge is hosted on my Whatbox account. Support is awesome and their servers are rock solid. I have used Whatbox for over 7 years now. Mediacom does not normally monitor or police their actions, nor does Mediacom undertake any responsibility or liability for their acts or omissions. users are independent persons or entities that subscribe to Mediacom’s Service and are not controlled by Mediacom. Meaning if it happens 3 times then the owner of the account won't be able to get another account with Mediacom as they are turning into a liability for the company.įinally, here is Mediacom's policy on the matter that should explain more and where they state: Last I understood you had a 3 strikes and then you are out rule. Even during normal times they don't spend their money playing mom and dad spanking your bottom for a bad deed and I highly doubt they are going to do the same during Covid AND winter. The 'outdoor meeting' is just ridiculous. As others have mentioned using Bittorrent isn't illegal and Mediacom doesn't monitor the use of it. It 100% was a 3rd party that caught you and reported you.

Mediacom is not watching your connection and calling the FCC every time someone does something 'naughty', no body has time for that. The ISPs are then responsible for identifying who had that IP at the date and time it was observed and then alerting the owner of the account which is usually done via a warning letter in the mail. Then the property holders submit DMCA requests to the ISPs. Intellectual Property holders hire companies to torrent their game to collect the public IP address of everyone also doing it. When you torrent something your public IP address is visible to everyone else that is torrenting the same thing.

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Anything with a copyright isn't in a gray area, this includes movies, TV shows, music, games (PC, Console, etc). Mentioned that games were in a gray area to torrent. You mentioned the game's producers don't 'seem' to be coming after anyone, but that obviously isn't true.

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Mediacom doesn't monitor what you download and call to "shame" you like that. You cannot change the broadband deal to get faster service, too.

When you move, you will most likely end up with a higher internet price. If you move and have to change your address on your account, your Price for Life deal is no longer in effect. In a nutshell, if you make any changes to your internet account, you lose the Price for Life protection. The catch involves several conditions, but they are all somewhat similar in nature. I think at the end of the day the ISPs are just using marketing in different ways to try to do what the shareholders expect, make money. It appears instead of doing an intro rate they are taking this angle to appear competitive but with the limitations in place it does still appear as scummy as it really isn't "For Life". I looked into the "Price for Life" you mentioned from Centurylink as I was interested but it appears pretty limited as you can lose the price pretty easily. For example this filter setup should filter out all Anime, but it returns nothing because no songs have ALL those active tags. If I wanted to filter out a specific genre as /u/JUlCEBOX said it doesn't work. Is there a way to have to return all maps that include EITHER Alternative OR Metal? Meaning, if I select "Alternative" and "Metal" only I get all the songs that have both tags on the map. Anyway to change that to return any song that contains any of the selected tags? When Shift clicking tags to select only the ones you want it appears to only return songs with ALL the tags you select.