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I don't know. I'll look it up.

https://www.google.com/search?q=why+are+raisins+toxic+to+dogs+and+not+humans

Terrible things have been and are still been done in the name of religion, so I guess I can't blame you for hating it. I also totally agree religion has no place in politics.

I think the best any of us can do is play the long game and educate people without insulting them. Calling their religion a fairy tail - even if that's what you strongly believe, will just make them defensive, dig their heels in and refuse to hear what you have to say. You might even give them the wrong idea about what Athiesm means.

There will be eventually be enough people in the right places to be abe to say enough is enough and pass legislation to remove the religious aspect of the laws of the county they are in.

Use that intelligence to talk about your point of view. If they don't want to change their mind, how is that insulting? For some people, the belief in god/s is a comfort in this shitty world that helps them get through the day. I have no problem with that.

I respect people and their beliefs as long as they respect other people and theirs.

I don't have time for people who use force to make others believe in their god. I didn't put up with Christianity being forced down my throat in primary school, and that stance won't change, however; if people want to politely talk about it, I won't shut them down.

It's been a while since I set it up, but from memory my mount point was set to be owned by root and immutable. That stopped any of my docker containers making new files and folders if the mounted drive or network location was not mounted or unavailable.

It depends on where you are. In my county, the most popular trackers are blocked.

So gateway refers to where to find the DHCP server?

Your router is the gateway to the internet. I could be wrong here, but this is why your devices can see it. They need to know where they can access the internet.

Yes, however Windows offers hardlinks too, you just can't span them across drives with either os

I am keeping 1 copy, with a hardlink to the other. It gets removed from qBittorrent once it has finished seeding

Mine is a little more complicated, but it gives me piece of mind and the ability to see what each program is doing, and to manually sort files if sonarr/radarr stop working for whatever reason

My folder structure is

• downloads
  • incomplete
  • complete
    • tv
    • movies
• video
  • tv
  • movies

Each component of my stack is isolated using docker and can only acess what it needs to. Sonarr, Radarr and qbittorrent are configured to use labels to keep the downloads directory sorted.

I can post my docker-compose.yml file if you want to have a look.

The YTS release group shut down in 2015. You are looking at a copy cat.