Seems reasonable, I didn’t thought about port conflict. But in this scenario not running both clients at the same time also is an acceptable solution.

Thank you for this clarification, I will try to exit qbit and launch it again when HDD is accessible. Maybe it will reset those error statuses. I think it didn’t work some years ago (error status remained, had to start verification).

“regular check” - do you mean verification? Verification takes a lot of time, verifying 10s of gigs will take a lot of time. What do you forget, stopping torrents?

I can move, but next time when I will launch qbt without external HDD accessible, those torrents will gain error status “Files not found” and will require a long verification process. This is what I’m trying to avoid.

I will check how categories can help managing this, thx

You should’ve seen this place when maga activist was killed last year. Also can’t see none of your images except last two, lol.

I wonder what metrics provided by fediverse are actually reliable. E.g. views count on PeerTube videos are not, they can be adjusted by instance admin to his liking, lol.

Nothing. All points randomly placed on a 2D plane, then forces are applied to them - all points are trying to move away from each other, but if 2 points are connected with an edge - they are attracted to each other. Check out this interactive demo of force-directed graph

Try image with white legend in bottom left corner.

Found similar tool: https://defed-investigator.netlify.app/ https://github.com/basedcount/defed-investigator

Thank you, it looks very useful. It even has an API endpoint: https://federation-checker.vercel.app/api/check?hostname=mander.xyz