#Seedbox

[vandaliatraveler]

Walk with me: Mid-summer hike through a Central Appalachian forest. As summer hurtles toward its final explosive act, the forest's living things embrace urgent, primordial impulses triggered by shrinking daylight: to bloom, to seed, to feed, and to reproduce before the killing frost of Autumn shocks the earth into hibernation. In the deep forest, the fetid perfume of decaying fungi signals the countdown has begun. From top: a bumblebee traversing the fanning pink flowers of hollow-stemmed Joe-Pye weed (Eutrochium fistulosum); the maturing red stem and flowers of seedbox (Ludwigia alternifolia), also known as rattlebox and square-pod water-primrose, a very attractive wetlands annual with four-sided seed capsules; cowbane (Oxypolis rigidior), also known as common water dropwort, a delicate, marsh-loving member of the carrot family that also happens to be toxic; Allegheny hawkweed (Hieracium paniculatum), also known as panicled hawkweed, a spindly-stemmed member of the dandelion tribe; the lovely and hallucinogenic fly agaric (Amanita muscaria); a sprawling colony of sulphur shelf fungus (Laetiporus sulphureus), an edible delicacy otherwise known as chicken of the woods; a red eft (Notophthalmus viridescens); white wood aster (Eurybia divaricata); a twin set of common puffballs (Lycoperdon perlatum); the fungal version of suburban sprawl courtesy of orange moss agaric (Rickenella fibula); a gelatinous serving of orange witches' butter (Dacrymyces chrysospermus); a fiery clump of eastern Jack-o-lanterns (Omphalotus illudens); a potter wasp (Ancistrocerus campestris) drinking from the clumped white flowers of virgin's bower (Clematis virginiana); one of my all-time favorite critters, a locust borer (Megacyllene robiniae), taking its nectar fill from flat-top goldentop (Euthamia graminifolia), also known as grass-leaved goldenrod; a green metallic sweat bee (Augochloropsis ?) finding sustenance from parasol white-top (Doellingeria umbellata var. umbellata), also known as flat-top aster; and the intricate purple flowers of tall ironweed (Vernonia gigantea).

[paulfreeinmontreal]

Hi, Just waiting for a bus!

[chaejonghyeopsmile]

I just want to gif so badly, now I’m in over my head with avistaz and a seedbox and no idea what im doing

[cairdine]

my dream is to create a home server so i don't need to pay for any streaming subscriptions ever again

[eroticcannibal]

Finally working on my website again

Itching for some time to rip the CDs ive got to put the tracks up. Debating options for hosting.

[colbrot]

Can’t believe the 600gb daily show “Jon’s tenure” torrent is gonna need updating😭😭

[vivienvalentino]

I'm such a generous queen

[canadiangold]

finishing a series of Star Trek and moving onto another with a new cast is like moving to a new apartment and readjusting to how the floor feels and the traffic noises

[myron56889]

what is a seedbox

Struggling with slow torrents and finding the right content? A seedbox is your knight in shining armor. It's like a supercharged remote server, but way better. Here's why it's a game-changer for your torrent experience: High-Speed Downloads, Stay Private, No ISP Headaches, Boost Tracker cred & rep, Stream Your Media Anytime AnyWhere!

[jstarkd00110]

what are seedboxes

Struggling with slow torrents and finding the right content? A seedbox is your knight in shining armor. It's like a supercharged remote server, but way better. Here's why it's a game-changer for your torrent experience: High-Speed Downloads, Stay Private, No ISP Headaches, Boost Tracker cred & rep, Stream Your Media Anytime AnyWhere!

[not-a-choice]

Right now I'm connected to 85 other people who do not know me but who have chosen -- at no benefit and not insignificant risk to themselves -- to turn on their computers and share with the world. Fuck.

If I think about how p2p torrents work for too long I'm gonna cry again

[tvickiesims]

Aysarth made a very cool addition to our Planting Overhaul mod with @lamare-sims - it's a box to store your seeds! So neat! Be sure to check it out!

[firespirited]

Tomorrow, after over five years of back and forth with public housing and my ISP, we may finally get cable internet.

aand I don't really care any more (that's not just the depression speaking) because of how much adaptation to low bandwidth internet we've had to do.

Feels weird to think "le netflix" would actually work, years after netflix has lost any interest between the price hike and the cancelled shows.

Here are a few random pirate tips for folks with spotty internet:

-mixdrop allows direct downloads so you can search out a streaming site, find the mixdrop link (open frame in a new window if required) and download. streamwish works on chrome and you have to do three captchas per link.

-reddit open directories: peruse it all, learn which links are always empty or down, find one or two reliable sites. Bookmark a seedbox (a drive for torrenting) belonging to someone who uses the smaller 720p files and check it every day.

-fandom folks tend to share google drives that last about a week

-youtube, ok.ru and archive.org aren't searchable for films/series but if you follow threads, people's review tags and recommendations you can find direct links to bookmark for later.

-keep a large list of things to watch: not just new and trending stuff, that way you can be delighted when that 1997 flick falls in your lap. I use google keep and docs for large lists of bookmarks and names.

It's also about training your brain to enjoy things that are late and out of date. There are fandoms that stay awake and ready to analyse the series you just devoured and want to share about and others that have rave reviews with zero follow up. It's like learning to go to the cinema and museums alone: it's very different from a group or fandom experience but doesn't have to be lonely. If you're used to watching films as a shared experience (or shared later with an online fandom) then watching solo can feel more like reading a book.

[giraffesvoice-whalesear]

Conversation Seed Delivery Service One day, the dragon dropped a flyer. It said: We'll share some conversation seeds that can be taken as a one grain without water and are effective as a stopgap measure. When you're suddenly asked to give a speech, when a date hits an impasse, or when a conversation between husband and wife, etc. Feel free to use dragon's delivery service. Apparently the store owner is the store's biggest regular.

― Charles M Packrat, Supernatural From Hole In My Sock: Everything you need to know about extraordinary people of Nowhereland

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[venomgender]

HES PAYING HOW MUCH!?!?

my dad got youtube tv which made nba tv appear in my subscriptions against my will... and i cant even remove it.... okay....

[neomansubs2024]

Fansubing:

Capping

Encoding

Filtering

Translating + TLC + Editing + QC

Timing/Fine Timing/KFT

Typesetting

Muxing

Distribute

Torrents

HTTP/S

IRC

Random Distro Tools

Misc:

Patches

The Group Blog

Seedboxes

Remux

Color Text Fonts

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