ExcessShiv

They missed a great opportunity by not calling it Draudio/Drawdio...

Money is power/influence, that has always been the case. Not sure why you felt the need to put that in quotes as if it wasn't universally applicable.

Yeah it's pretty crazy...prices vary by the hour, and that was only the single most expensive hour in that period though, and it was way above normal. Normally it peaks around 0.35USD/kWh with normal daytime prices around 0.2USD/kWh and nighttime prices around 0.1USD/kWh.

My total electricity consumption in the 5-9pm period is only around 2kWh though, so despite high prices it's not much money.

Hah, that's rookie numbers man...we just hit $1.2USD/kWh the other day during the "dinner rush" between 5pm-9pm

The company’s solution has an energy density of up to 500 Wh/kg for lithium ternary batteries, 40% more than current batteries. However, the report said charging speed and cycle life are not quite where they need to be.

That's corporate speak for "This is far from where it needs to be"

I would definitely still tune extrusion rate on the printer profile and flow rates and PA for each filament profile

I've always followed Ellis' guide start to finish. It really makes a huge difference in print quality and especially consistency of printer performance.

As for filament, I've found brands I really like that have good and consistent quality and stick to those. Before when I was trying different brands, I found I had to tune filament settings every time I tried a different brand which got really annoying.

Volume control is also accessible from the steering wheel on pretty much any car produced within the last 15 years, and certainly any with a touch screen. I'm not comparing to steering wheel controls.

I'm comparing it to fiddling with AC settings on a centre console like everyone seems to me mentioning in this post.

It probably depends on the tracker and release group/uploader what they include in the torrent name, but yeah generally that's what you can filter by. Otherwise it requires access to the media-file to determine these things. I would say though, that good trackers have reliable information in the torrent names themselves, usually audio-tracks (sometimes just "multi" though), codec, and resolution. I only use private trackers now though, and I have not had issues with unexpected low quality video since moving away from public trackers.

I believe you can filter by tags too. These are tracker specific though, so it's up to the trackers you're using to define what you can filter with tags I think.

Why not just setup radarr? This will also automatically download the movie for you as soon as your desired quality hits your preferred trackers. It's like a 15min procedure to get it running and then you can just search directly from radarr and add things from there, and it will just monitor for you.