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Re:Jellyfin 12.0 on Tuesday September 08, 2026 @01:02AM (#49605754)
I moved from plex to jellyfin and got 10% of the way through organising the films the jellyfin style and then just moved the rest of the video files into a folder called 'ok' and it worked fine. try the lazy way first and see how it goes
Re:Stop Using Icons in Data Tables on Monday February 09, 2026 @08:31PM (#46954179)
thats why all data should just be presented in an excel pivot table from the start
you could put down the email address they end up in or you could learn to lie plausibly
Re:SQL Studio on Thursday January 08, 2026 @06:10PM (#46547836)
I'd love to see a new SQL program that focuses on the design view/access style with the tables joined with lines. For people who aren't used to code its the easiest way to get what is in each table
it probably is you just need to spend more time finding it. why would you choose this over finding music that has been made by someone interesting that lets you form a community or see a band live?
Re:Backing Up Spotify on Saturday December 20, 2025 @07:54PM (#46341226)
they made cd singles and single song purchases long before streaming
In Australia I just take my blood test form to any pathology place and they do it for free (for me) and bill the government a set price from the medicare benefits schedule.
at least 40% of police would
seems dumb to have electricity needing to be wasted when there is seawater to desalinate
Re:Why Molson Is Embracing Non-Alcoholic Drinks on Sunday March 30, 2025 @09:10PM (#43529605)
weed dude
Re:Markov Chains Explained Visually (2014) on Friday February 28, 2025 @05:43AM (#43204127)
markov chains are used for my favourite financial algorithm; the allocation of overhead costs in cost accounting. wish there was an easy way to visualise a model with 500 nodes
I like looking at stack overflow for coding examples and seeing a couple of nerds getting angry at each other about the best way to do stuff. or some interesting other ways of doing stuff. this is also why i come to HN! so its weird when people want to drop that small joy from their workday
the american counteroffer sounds like zero and declining quality of living tho
You can't compress liquids that waters gonna stay there
productivity isn't worth forcing yourself to have a toddlers bedtime
why are image results mostly coming from recent uploads? if i search for cool frogs its super likely the best photo came from 1982 and thats what i want to see
maybe the american government should start negotiating drug prices more effetively like the australia does with the pharmaceutical benefits scheme
Re:Battlestar Galactica: Technical Manual (2005) on Sunday September 08, 2024 @02:12AM (#41478529)
the 2004 series was so good. it was the main reason i got ADSL internet so i could torrent episodes as they came out
Unformatted csv and you scroll down through it real fast
aftermath is such a good site
no yanks in the thread
sounds good
Re:Friends don't let friends export to CSV on Tuesday March 26, 2024 @12:27AM (#39824269)
excel now has a prompt so you can tell it to not convert stuff automatically
stop fighting for the scraps large companies leave you and celebrate labour making gains dude!!!!
those treatments are $$$ and not available without access to healthcare providers and time and more $$$
good move, i certainly seem to get better responses when i post my hog on a forum compared to slack
my friend you were just delusional in the woods
go less fast than the speed limit
Re:Excel never dies (2021) on Thursday August 04, 2022 @07:41PM (#32349719)
Have you heard of microsoft Access?
or you could keep a copy of your receipt

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