Usenet can yes… absolutely… but likely only for the text groups… for binary newsgroups you’re going to have to pay and you’ll need to do your research to find one that’s (ideally) not a highwinds backed supplier as they automate DMCA takedowns.

that all depends on your college and how much your IT admins have locked down their connection… Usenet will work on any connection… unless it’s being actively blocked.

you don’t have to decode anything… just throw it in here :

https://www.composerize.com

Charlotte Richie i know… i know… but we do get Rose Mciver and i’m a big fan :)

• Ghosts (the US version)
• Righteous Gemstones
• Miracle Workers
• Based on a true story
• Blockbuster
• The Great
• The Goldbergs
• Fresh Off the Boat
• Killing It
• Upload

Those are the ones that fall in and around the comedy genre that i recall enjoying in the last year…

If you’re looking for some older UK centric ones

• This Country
• Inbetweeners
• Two pints of lager
• Fresh Meat
• The Fast Show
• Harry Enfield and Pals
• My Family

If you liked IT Crowd and have a general interest in IT then check out Silicon Valley and it you like Chris O’Dowd in particular then check out “The Big Door Prize”

i think there are differences, but i don’t know what… infinity did post their encoding settings int he early releases but then said that they would be the same moving forward and stopped… so i guess it’s just a matter of comparing a rarbg release and an infinity

i go so far the other way with this personally… I actually have a seperate LXC for each docker container and a lot of the time i use docker run instead of docker-compose…

I’ve still not had anyone explain to me why compose is better than a single command line…

It’s a discussion… calm down… It’s also a very valid way to access selfhosted systems.

Fair enough.

Strange, and apologies my suggestion didn’t work for you… I play everything through Kodi and i’ve not had any issues with their releases… I’d be interested to know if you’ve had problems with RARBG-X265 releases?