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Is there a way to add a movie from a streaming service to a playlist or collection? Here's an example:

I've got the Fast & Furious movies 1-8 (plus Hobbes & Shaw) on my server, so I created a collection called Fast Saga. I don't own F9 or Fast X, both of which are currently available streaming on Peacock.

Can I add the two movies that I don't own to my Fast Saga collection (or a playlist) so that I have the full series, all in one place?

On the homescreen, my watchlist is only showing things that are hosted on my Plex server, rather than my entire watchlist on Plex. Is that the intended functionality, or is my watchlist just not loading properly?

I'd prefer to have it show the entire watchlist, if possible...that would actually make Plex's Universal watchlist super useful

I've read through all the various threads, and it seems like many people are having issues with the watchlist. So if the full watchlist is supposed to be displayed, I am guessing I'll need to run some diagnostics and share some logs.

Like the title says, I'm new to Cosmos, and am getting ready to install it on my Beelink GI5, a mini computer with an Intel i5 processor.

Normally I'm an Ubuntu-derivative guy, but wondering if Debian Testing will be more lightweight and rock-solid.

Apart from running Cosmos, the only other thing I'd be using this machine for is video game emulation, likely with Lutris or EmulationStation.

Or if there's another distro that works really well with Cosomos, I'm open to suggestions!

While traveling over the holiday weekend, I got really annoyed when I couldn't find the user manual for the BSP-D8 Pro anywhere online...just the regular D8. Since the D8 and the D8-Pro have slightly different control schemes, this led to some frustration..

So I decided to fix this issue for myself and anyone else who's experienced the same thing. Here's a scan of the english language version of the D8-Pro user manual: https://imgur.com/a/fank6Y6

Sorry for the non-English speakers, but I threw away the other portions of the manual when I disassembled for scanning, so I can't post other language versions.

While traveling over the holiday weekend, I got really annoyed when I couldn't find the user manual for the BSP-D8 Pro anywhere online...just the regular D8. Since the D8 and the D8-Pro have slightly different control schemes, this led to some frustration.

So I decided to fix this issue for myself and anyone else who's experienced the same thing. Here's a scan of the english language version of the D8-Pro user manual: https://imgur.com/a/fank6Y6

Sorry for the non-English speakers, but I threw away the other portions of the manual when I disassembled for scanning, so I can't post other language versions

I just picked up the D8Pro, and am shopping for a travel case for it. Anyone found one that they like / suggest?

She's served me well for years, but it's time to say goodbye to my gravel-conversion Pacer and make the move to an actual gravel bike.

I'm getting it prepped for sale, but would love some insight on pricing. It will be sold as pictured (including the still stiff-as-hell Brooks saddle). Also just got the rear wheel rebuilt (Shimano 105 hub) with no more than 100 miles on it. I'm not certain of the year, I bought it used in 2016, and I haven't bothered to check the serial number (can update this post

After two and a half years or so, my Earfun Free Pros (the original ones) have pumped out their last tunes; the plastic body of the right earbud cracked and then chipped away, and now a breeze across the sensor will cause the volume to change, music to pause, etc. So it's time to say goodbye.

I like pretty much everything about these buds: sound quality, form factor, comfort, case size, sport wings. I'd upgrade to the Free Pro 2, but I would really like multipoint.

What are my options that would be very similar to the Free Pros with multipoint? I want a small case, earbuds with wings, and extremely comfortable.

I've got cable internet from Comcast, and the only working cable outlet is in my kitchen, so my modem (which I own - Motorola Surfboard) and Google WiFi router live in a corner in the kitchen.

My smart TV and media center are in my living room, along with one of my pucks operating as a mesh point. Hardwiring the living room point isn't an option because of the layout of the various rooms involved.

Currently, my media center is plugged into the point (it's old and doesn't have a wireless card), but I'd like to plug my TV in as well.

Can I plug an unmanaged switch into the point, and then connect the media center and TV? (I understand that if this works, it still won't be as good as pluggin

I'm looking to pick up a mini pc that will allow me to do the following:

1. Run ~10 docker containers to function as my home media server (Plex, Kodi, Calibre, Sonarr, etc)
2. comfortably run Retroarch & Dolphin (Wii capable) - we love the homebrew Mario Kart tracks in this house
3. Bonus: Run Genshin Impact, so I don't have to continue playing on mobile

I don't do much gaming beyond emulation. I'm comfortable on PC or Linux. If I go with PC (so that I can play Genshin Impact) I'll probably use LaunchBox as a gaming front end for my emulation. Otherwise, I'll just run Ubuntu. I've got an existing machine with a 2TB drive, so I can do barebones if necessary.

I've been looking at th

UPDATE: Solved (mostly)

Thanks to u/enij90 for calling my attention to CommonHealth. I was able to add it to Samsung Pay. Couldn't get it to open without a biometric scan, but it's still easily accessible from the lockscreen.

I also took a screenshot of the QR code, and connected it to a swipe gesture in my launcher (SmartLauncher 5) so if the phone is unlocked, I can open the vax card with one swipe of my finger.

Thanks everyone for your input!

I'm on vacation and am showing my vaccine card a fair amount. I've got the big QR code stored in Google Pay, but showing that involves multiple steps.

I've got various earbuds (not counting the ones I've given away):

Fiil T1XS - fit nice, great sound
Edifier X3 - amazing sound for so cheap
Soundpeats true air - don't love them, but they are the best ones i have for video calls
Haylou GT1 - my first pair. Nice and small
Mpow Mdots - love the wings and physical buttons, hate the fact that the sound is just not good
Skullcandy Indy Fuel - these would be perfect, but the sound stutters and drops too much, gigantic case

I've been on the lookout for some new buds with the following attributes:

• small case
• wireless charging (which may be impossible with the small case, I get that)
• wings (I often ride my bike with one earbud

The only time my wife ever gets mad and yells at me is if she has to ride up a hill. Sadly, we live three blocks up a (rideable, but still pain in the ass) hill. She currently rides a Public C7, and weight-wise, it's an absolute beast.

Looking for something with some style for her. I'm open to new (or fairly new) but am also down to build up a vintage project bike for her.

• She's 5'10" (which I know limits all but the upper end of vintage mixtes)
• She dislikes swinging her leg over a standard triangle - hence the step through / mixte

I've been looking at stuff like the Kona Coco or Marin Kentfield

My lady loves stuffed sopapillas, but since Green Chile Kitchen closed a few weeks ago, we've been unable to find a good place to get them. Any suggestions?

Edit: desserts are great (and suggestions are appreciated), but specifically looking for savory sopapillas.

I'm looking for a calendar / agenda widget that allows for keyword filters, and has Outlook integration.

Reason: My work calendar has people posting (usually) all day events when they'll be OOO, on PTO, on Maternity leave, etc. I can't block every all day event from displaying, because I need to see some of them.

I've downloaded and tried pretty much every calendar app and widget in the play store, and currently the only calendar widget I can find that allows for keyword filters is Todo Agenda ( https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.andstatus.todoagenda ). I use it, but the widget doesn't update properly