Devnullit

Have you looked at lyron? (lyrion.org),it works on multiple platforms and has mutiroom support. I use it with my old squeeze box and can stream from my desktop

We are saying the same thing aren't we?

Ahh to be young(er), lots of old TV and media was in ntsc and pal format for broadcast, so it's interlaced cause bandwidth and storage media cost (you only need to refresh half the crt each pass). There used to be so many threads on doom 9 on the best pipeline for virtualdub(mod) to deintelace and make progressive encodes to divx etc

I got qbitnox running and am using rss for torrents for now (I just use subaplease feed) my main nzb indexer gets some releases already but I haven't checked if it's just the ones from tosho uploads only since they look like the most common up loader to high speed. Anime. If it's mainstream sonarr will probably work fine. It does for Netflix anime so far and some Hulu ones

Direct download, think storage services like mega

Thanks! Will checkout the nox variant

Can I ask what torrent rss client you use? I use nzb almost exclusively and deluge is headless so the rss plugin won't work as it needs gtk ui

Damnit, the search begins for a replacement

Lol if the US admin doesn't have to comply with courts why should they

Western, mainly cbr/z like the weekly drops from zone-empire etc. I use komga too

Sorry I'm new to lemmy, didn't see the screenshot, Yea if it's static creds locally I would use something simple like 1pass or sops and just make a wrapper to pull the data (after authenticating) and populate the needed environment variables. But if you have multiple connections with the same plugin it won't work. So you need to get creative on setting up per connection settings. Usually for that it's still stored in a secure storage but the config is rendered on startup using some simple bash or templating. The real advantage of steampipe for me is the aggregated connections, searching all Aws accounts for a resource Or dumping all r53 records with a simple query is a godsend. And adding tooling like redash make it even easier to drill down and share data

Yea it's a good complement to those tools too, but for plain compliance mods, use ~~flowpipe~~ powerpipe. Steampipe is more of a realtime view of resources, where wiz and orca are more scanners with state. You can kind of mimik it with steampipe but it's a lot of extra work. Credentials handling is entirely dependent on the plugin being used. So use a wrapper to pull whatever info from your secrets store (vault, sops, etc) and inject it in your local env/configs