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Torbox is working well for streaming smaller files, but larger ones (e.g. 40GB movie) are causing problems. Other Debrid services (AllDebrid and RealDebrid) are able to play the exact same file without buffering/stuttering.

• Speed test indicates good speeds (>100Mbps)
• Tried different CDNs including Cloudflare
• I'm located in Europe

Any ideas, or is it just a general problem with TorBox? Peak hours issue?

I had the same problem with EasyDebrid.

Considering getting AIOStreams from ElfHosted, but does anyone know if it returns results faster than the public instance? I just have Comet and Media fusion configured, and it can be ~10 seconds before some results are returned.

Getting a private comet, ... everything is just too expensive. Considering self hosting but will be a pain to setup.

On the laptop's internal display I get stuttering and lagging (feels like running at a slow and varying refresh rate), and very occasionally freezing (no BSOD), it just resets after some time. Dump indicates AMD video driver issue.

The weird thing is - none of this occurs when using an external display (either exclusively or in extend mode).

When doing something graphically intensive, or having the AMD drivers uninstalled and using the generic Microsoft ones, the display is buttery smooth.

I've tried updating the official HP video drivers, to AMD website video drivers, DDU-ing, changing a million graphics settings (panel self refresh, freesync, etc), resetting all settings.

Does anyone know if the new Dyson air purifiers (e.g. TP11 or PC1) support WPA3?

As expected, sales/support were unable to give an absolute answer.

I'm seriously considering switching to Linux from Windows but I have a laptop with an integrated AMD GPU, and a dedicated Nvidia 4070.

The HDMI port is also wired to the Nvidia GPU.

I would plan to run Gnome on Wayland, with either Debian 13 or Ubuntu.

Is the nvidia-open driver recommended (from the Nvidia repo)? Is there convenient switching between integrated and dedicated graphics? Will there be screen tearing issues etc? The HDMI port will work without issues?

This will be the first time I've ran desktop Linux for quite a few years.

From what I understand:

1. They perform a yearly assessment by taking your last 3 payslips.

2. They estimate your pre-tax annual salary from the 3 payslips.

3. You pay 9% of your pre-tax annual salary over the given threshold for the country you're resident in.

So say I just got a new job. As I understand it, I don't need to notify them until the next yearly assessment, as it's based on your previous 3 payslips anyway?

Are there a defined minimum number of hours required to apply for an EU B permit?

I'm interested in a 60% job but unsure if I'll be able to get a B permit with it, as the pay over a year is on the lower side due to it not being 100%.

I have checked some SEM PDFs but cannot find any mention of one.

I'm finally graduating within the next few months! 😁 Does anyone have experience or know the process of going from a UK national's pre-Brexit student B permit to a work B permit?

My current permit has acquired EU rights ("Gemäss Abkommen CH-UK vom 25. Februar 2019"), so I use EU forms from SEM, pay EU fees, and no financial support proof is required, which gives me hope it should be rather straightforward, as if I were EU.

I presume I apply for a work permit like an EU person at the kreisburo with a work contract? Or do I need the company to apply on my behalf like a 3rd country national, but am guaranteed acceptance due to acquired EU rights?

I contacted the kreisburo, but it didn't give

I can get the Jet Bot+ for 379 CHF (~410 USD).

Positives:

• Self empty dock
• Soft roller for hard floors, anti-tangle
• LIDAR
• Non PRC company

Negatives:

• No AI object detection

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Is there anything better around this price point?

Does anyone know how it would compare to a S5 Max that I've owned in the past?