Some day you won’t have a parent to do things for you.

Some basic math - we’re a species who’s body generates heat, so works best in conditions with a temperature lower than our body temp. Otherwise we need to sweat to efficiently transfer heat.

Preach!

With some very specific exceptions, natural fibers are far better.

Give me a wool blanket or sweater (jumper in your terms I believe).

Wool is freakin magic.

My only exception is workout gear - the specialty synthetics are fantastic.

So, if fertilizer is 21 and older, how would that have made any difference?

It’s more regulated now because of OKC, it’s not as easy to buy large amounts, but it’s still purchased.

But here’s the thing - it’s trivial to simply set aside 1 bag of 10 once in a while. People with agendas will find ways to accomplish their goals.

Oh yea, I use that and others such as Nir Sofers tools (those are some that everyone should have).

Surprisingly msconfig does a pretty good job these days.

I also use Startup Delayer on all machines I build. It makes it easier for the average person to see most of what’s going to startup, and to disable it without deleting.

If he asks: “A joint failed”

And let go of the catastophizing. “Nearly cost me a fortune!!!” That accomplishes nothing.

It didn’t cost you a fortune, and it could’ve easily been your own mistake.

Shit happens. Just be glad it wasn’t as bad as all that.

4?

Isn’t it like 34 now?

I’ve supported Windows since 3.1, had the Resource Kit book all tabbed, dog-eared, marked up, etc, and I still can’t name all the ways something can be auto-started, lol.

If you believe being in the Epstein files makes Stephen Hawking a pedo, well that certainly explains a lot today.

I would find that an odd phrasing.

I’ve always heard “auctioning off” or “putting up for auction” or just auctioning.

Not a shower thought.

Also never heard this from any boomer - and I have a large family that extends from 90 year-old grandparents to newborns.

I’ve worked for both of both.

Neither holds a monopoly on bad behaviour.

Even in a rainy area they don’t help.

I’ve had (and my siblings and friends) as many rust out with a cover as without.

In a rainy area they just trap moisture after the rain stops (high humidity areas).

We don’t bother anymore.

Covers just trap moisture under them.

I’ve had as many rust out with a cover as without. They certainly don’t help.

Then you’re just creating a high humidity zone

When I was little, perhaps 5 at the most, a family pet died.

My parents told me it died matter-of-factly.

That’s what you do.

*either

This is a stupid question.

There, I said it.

(More likely OP is being intentionally obtuse and posting as bait).

Lol

I’ve often found a weird pattern with the file names where they’ll be sequential except the first episode from the disk will be the last sequential file name.

So I’ll manually check, then rename the last file so its sequentially first.

Then I’ll use Advanced Renamer and a CSV of the episode titles to make it rename all the files properly like:

S01E01 ‘episode title’

Advanced Renamer can add the S01E01 and increment the episode number as it does the rename.

It sometimes takes a couple passes to get it the way I want it.

Just earlier I was renaming and had the same problem as you - once I figured out the pattern I just renamed the appropriate file in each season folder, then renamed all the files with their season, episode number and episode title using Advanced Renamer.

When I rip a dvd I have all episodes from one season go into a Season X folder - it makes managing them easier and Jellyfin wants season folders anyway.

Bulk Rename is a great utility.

These days I use Advanced Renamer - it works similarly but also has the ability to rename by using text (CSV) file as the name source.

So of the files are already sequential, you get the new names in a CSV then import that into Advanced Renamer and it’ll do the rename.