You wouldn't want the Sponsorblock to be part of the download process, but rather the player. Being crowdsourced, it's not immediate and often gets improved/corrected over time, so a video's least likely to have good Sponsorblock timestamps right after being uploaded (when an automated program would likely be downloading it).
We need a Plex/Jellyfin/etc. metadata provider with the Sponsorblock info included. Could keep the data up to date, even after the videos are downloaded.
Without the Oxford Comma, it's not a list but an appositive phrase. In that context, it's correct usage.
So what's you're proposed solution? Your directive to "fix that" was a bit light on details.
This is a step in the right direction. The automated reviews will supplement, not replace, the reviewing triggered by manual reports you supported in your initial comment. I'd argue the pushback from police unions is a sign that it actually might lead to some change, given the reasoning the give in the article.
So fix that.
Were it so simple, it would have been fixed decades ago. The difference is that having AI review the footage is actually feasible.
RAID6, one big storage pool. On that one, the bulk of it's usage in a single shared folder for video, though I do have another carved out for a VMware datastore for the homelab, though it's mostly just there for somewhere to stick VMs when I'm updating DSM on the smaller DS9220+ (4x8TB in RAID 5).
I've got a DS920+ on a shelf, and she's super jealous of the Rackstation.
Most retail stores have a 30day refund window…
90 days is pretty standard. But also, retail stores are selling goods. Not wanting to accept goods that have been used for over a month is more reasonable than not wanting to refund a service that's not going to be utilized.
Seriously. I'm running a Synology with 12x16TB. That'd buy a bunch of months of streaming services...but this way actually gives me content to watch that I want to watch.
Why on earth is this post a still image and not a video with the song in it?
Wasting time asking dangerous clarifying questions like that is what gets you shot.
That seems like it's more on shitty parenting than something affected by advertising, no?