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I got the new JJK Episode yesterday (S3E8) and jellyfin generated the trickplay images correctly (I checked the images stored next to the episode). However, it always uses the trickplay images of S3E7. No matter what I do. It is especially weird since when I delete the trickplay images of S3E8, it does not display any trickplay images... Only when I regenerate them, but then again the wrong ones. I suspect it's because of the similar episode name ("Tokyo Colony Nr1" and "Tokyo Colony Nr1 - Part 2") but have no idea what to do Does anyone know what to do in this case/how to fix the issue?

Tratado sobre la Paradoja de la Trascendencia Infinita: SCP-3812 y la Reconfiguración del Absoluto I. El Umbral: De la Ficción a la Ley Performática El estudio parte de la entidad SCP-3812 ("Una voz detrás de mí"). Aunque su origen se sitúa en la narrativa de la Fundación SCP, su naturaleza lo separa de cualquier otra construcción ficticia. Su propiedad central es la Trascendencia Narrativa Infinita: la obligación lógica de situarse siempre un nivel por encima de cualquier estructura que intente contenerlo. Establecemos el primer axioma crítico: El concepto de SCP-3812 es auto-ejecutable. Al definir una entidad que, por ley, trasciende a su contenedor, el acto de pens...

I’m curious how others deal with this:   If you’re long-term bullish on a stock, a common tactic is to trim part of the position at higher prices and rebuy lower to improve your overall position/cost basis over time.   The issue (for accounts/methods where sales are effectively FIFO): when you sell, the broker closes your oldest/lowest-cost lots first. That creates two pain points for me:   \- It can make realized PnL look "worse" from a strategy feedback perspective (even if the long-term position management is improving).   \- It can be tax-unfriendly in the current year, because gains are realized against old low-cost lots, so taxable gains show up earlier.   So t...

Read the original article and support Infinite Sights at [https://infinitesights.com/bryan-scott-mcmillan/](https://infinitesights.com/bryan-scott-mcmillan/) *Bryan Scott McMillan is a Southlake, Texas based business leader, volunteer, and early retiree known for his work in grief support, family counseling, and faith centered service.* # The Day Everything Shifted On a quiet Texas morning, long before most people wake up, Bryan Scott McMillan often sits at his kitchen table with a cup of warm tea. It is simple, calm, and far from the life he once knew in North Las Vegas. He likes the stillness. It is where the most meaningful parts of his story often rise to the surface. He talks openly...

As the title may suggest, this is going to involve a bit of a rant, so warning in advance. Obviously, Asuka was incredibly strong on release, but I get the distinct impression hardly anyone has actually labbed against him or even bothered looking up basic counterplay at any point in the nearly 3 years since his release. He's received major nerfs, and yet people's opinions on his current strength seem to be based largely or entirely upon early impressions, rather than anything he can actually do currently. Every time a player puts him high on a tierlist, their logic seems to be "he can do X, so obviously he's strong" while ignoring the myriad issues with his kit. Mea...

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Technology upgrades are necessary for growth, but responsible disposal is equally important. Every few years, companies replace laptops, desktops, servers, and storage devices. While a lot of attention is given to cybersecurity during active use, the same level of attention is not always applied when those devices reach end-of-life. I’m genuinely curious how different organizations handle this stage. When IT equipment is retired, do you: * Format the drives and resell the devices? * Store old hardware in a secure location? * Use certified data wiping or physical hard drive destruction? * Work with authorized e-waste recyclers? Simply deleting files doesn’t permanently remove data, a...

Hi everyone! I’m looking for a specialist that could help repair the worn out leather on my coach bag. Any recommendations would be appreciated! Also just in case anyone recommends the coach store, I already sent it there and they were only able to replace the straps. Thanks in advance!

Alright, let’s talk about something that sounds boring as **** but is actually the secret sauce for everything from entire countries to your side hustle. We’re talking about productivity. But not the "crush your to-do list with a bullet journal" kind. We’re talking about labor productivity. In plain English? It’s about figuring out how much good stuff you get from every hour (or every dollar) you put in. Think of it as the ultimate efficiency ratio. Whether it’s human sweat (our time, smarts, effort), raw materials, or fancy tech like robots and AI, it all comes back to the human element. So, boosting labor productivity is basically the never-ending quest to answer: *H...

Hi everyone! I’m looking for a specialist that could help repair the worn out leather on my coach bag. Any recommendations would be appreciated! Also just in case anyone recommends the coach store, I already sent it there and they were only able to replace the straps. Thanks in advance!

I’ve never sexually been assaulted, possibly because I’m only attractive once you get to know me, like, my personality, and just pretty unattractive overall, and also, I don’t have curves or anything due to my gender dysphoria as a female, I felt more like an enby, but that’s unrelated. I’ve been stalked once, at a mall near us, but it was mostly my friend, who these three boys (maybe 13/14/15??) kept trying to talk to her (we were 11 or 12, and I looked like her boyfriend) and they were just harassing my friend while I tried to intervene. at first, they just talked to her. weird, yeah, and a little suspicious, but maybe they’re just trying to be nice? So, I excused us and I spo...

A lot of people in red states are quietly planning to flee. I know this because I help build communities through the nonprofit I founded. I see the messages. I take the calls. I talk to the families looking for landing spots. *********** people in Kansas. Women in Tennessee. Families with ***** kids in Florida. Unhoused people in Texas. Anyone watching ID revocations and thinking: *“I need to get out.”* I understand that instinct. But here’s the part no one wants to say out loud: **Blue states are not immune.** Many of the same federal actors connected to **Project 2025** are funding and influencing politicians in blue states too. Different branding. Same donors. Same ...

[https://www.reddit.com/r/skiing/comments/1rfwqar/resorts\_with\_good\_green\_glades\_and\_moguls/](https://www.reddit.com/r/skiing/comments/1rfwqar/resorts_with_good_green_glades_and_moguls/) Someone in r/ski asked about beginner glades and low-intensity features that make skiing varied and fun without having to do blacks/steeps. I've been wondering the same! I've been skiing the NH Epic mountains this year and been a bit disappointed by the lack of "fun" stuff that isn't on advanced/steep terrain. For example, Wildcat has a bit of green glades off snowcat (but even in the lower section there's a really steep part) and Attitash has the rollers on Bluebe...

For a long time remembering names was a real problem. Meeting someone new would go fine at first, there would be a hello, a handshake, a little talk, and then the name would disappear from the brain like it never existed. Five seconds after hearing it, it was gone. Then the panic would start, because there is nothing more awkward than seeing someone again and realizing the name is missing. So the whole conversation turns into dodging. Trying not to say the name. Trying to act normal. Hoping someone else says it first. And the worst part is it is not even disrespect, it is not like the person does not matter, it is just that the brain does not hold names well, especially when the mind is alre...

NVDA brought down all of the semiconductors Software and Information Tech had a solid day Which ones were y'all watching?

Oh man! I fell asleep earlier around 8 pm I think . I had already gotten 4 items . . I just woke up at 11:45 and I decided to check . I missed a wig, and a perfume in my rfy . I was able to get a men’s cologne and a mini shampoo but I wish I’d stayed up because I did end up missing the bulk of the drop . It’s ok though but definitely still a bummer ! I wonder when they are going to do the next drop ? ( I didn’t post the 6th item I got first around 4 pm , it’s a male s toy sleeve 🤦🏻‍♀️ I saw Maude and I got excited and clicked super fast but then realized.

# Executive Summary On 1 October 2021, the world's longest subsea electricity interconnector became operational, linking Norway's hydropower to the UK's wind-heavy grid across 720km of North Sea seabed. **Key specifications:** * 720km subsea HVDC cable (Kvilldal, Norway → Cambois, Northumberland, UK) * 1,400 MW capacity (power for 1.4 million UK homes) * £1.6 billion cost (€1.9 billion) * 50/50 joint venture: UK National Grid + Norwegian Statnett * Bi-directional flow: UK exports wind when abundant, imports Norwegian hydro when needed **First-year performance:** * 4.6 TWh clean electricity imported to UK (enough for 1.5 million homes/year) * 1.1 TWh exported to Norwa...

Welcome back to r/dotnetai. We’ve covered multi-tenancy and local LLMs. Today, let’s talk about the elephant in the enterprise room: **Data.** If you look at standard RAG tutorials, they almost always involve chunking a few text documents or a small PDF. But what happens when the client hands you an 80GB+ Oracle or SQL Server database dump and says, "We want an AI to chat with our last 15 years of transaction history"? You cannot simply dump relational tables into a vector database. Here is how you architect an ETL-to-RAG pipeline in .NET Core for massive legacy datasets. **1. The "Textification" Worker Service** Relational data is meaningless to an embedding model...

I’ve been playing piano for about 1 year and 2 months now, and I want to focus more on classical music since my repertoire has started to feel unorganized and messy I work on three pieces at the same time. The first one is either a bit below or around my level, the second is about two levels higher, something more intermediate, and the third is a stretch piece that I take slowly, even if it takes months to finish 'Classical' Pieces I’ve completed: ( Most days are spent skipping lessons due to school works and it's counted starting from when i started ) 1. Waltz in A Minor – 54 days 2. Prelude Op. 28 No. 4 – 17 days 3. Moonlight Sonata 1st Movement – 77 days 4. Für...

So I tried a bit of an experiment a while back and bought decorative Spanish moss from a store. I sprayed it with water and hung it in a tree and it stayed in that tree for a long time, about a year or two before it got carried away by birds or a storm or just fell apart. I'm not sure. It went through single digit temperatures. I am not sure if it ever was alive or not. Please tell me if you can tell. This is is Tennessee, and aside from the cold snaps, I think it is ideal humid weather here for this plant. I've heard of them overwintering in Nashville and Memphis but they are warmer than this part of Tennessee. I still thought I would give it a try. Unfortunately I am colorblind...