Ah, personally I just figured I’d use wireguard. I have few enough users that a bit of setup isn’t a huge issue. No way I’d want to expose it completely publicly, same with any other home servers I run.
The public availability without open ports is indeed a strength of Plex.
What’s missing from Jellyfin for you?
I’m going to migrate over soon personally. I canceled my plex pass instead of upgrading to lifetime a few months ago because I felt like Plex was going to go down enshittification alley soon. I haven’t used Jellyfin much though, so not sure what to expect at this point. I don’t have a lot of users luckily
Supposedly the team left OwnCloud and forked it. So the value is that the OCIS team will be working on OpenCloud in the future.
Most people are too lazy to switch to alternatives when docker works fine most of the time and has a huge community to get support from. What do you use?
You can run quality modern oils for 20k in a car as robust as a Toyota if you change out the filter mid-interval.
Germans specify 12-15k nowadays and they run much tighter tolerances.
It has awesome reviews on Amazon so it’s worth it
You must be trolling but in case you’re not, the richest man in the world bought Twitter to silence left wing voices that were a danger to his ability to exploit the working class.
Now that he’s functionally the president of the united states, he obviously doesn’t want people to use Tor because that would make it harder to find and jail people who are against him.
It’s a Jeep so you’re really gonna need that warranty too, lmao
Had a chat with a fella on that other site a while ago who said he wanted to buy another Grand Cherokee after being from a Jeep family and previously owning Jeeps… And ended up getting a lightly used BMW X5 for less money, more power and a better interior. It’s probably going to last him longer too. And that was one of them fancy uber complex V8 X5’s that Americans prefer. If you get one with the inline 6 (particularly the diesel 6 that isn’t available in the US lol), the engine is also rock solid.
Fair enough, but you COULD create a compiler for a a subset of the language without eval. There are so many dialects of Scheme, what’s one without eval? Evals are very much evil anyway.
Technically there’s no such thing as a compiled or interpreted language. Python compilers exist. You could write a Scheme or Lisp compiler. Racket is a Scheme that can be interpreted or compiled
Well it IS pretty nice to be able to tell people to go to jellyfin.example.com instead of example.com:8096, but you also get security benefits for using a properly set up reverse proxy. You don’t need to keep your ports open to the whole internet, only the reverse proxy accesses them. As far as the rest of the internet is concerned, you have :443 open.
Edit: Forgot to add, Caddy and NPM and such can also automatically renew your certificates!
Ooh I found the only other person who still prefers a mouse and keyboard it seems, going by the current trends and how much I hate them anyway
YouTrack is less horrible than jira and can be on prem.
Same tbh but if something DOES happen - I think zone.ee is more likely to respond to some Estonian org’s threats than Hetzner - and I think Zone would also likely become a target first.
Shady entities outside your own country maybe. But shouldn’t you be more worried about the ones in your own country?
It’s a very expensive form of advertising. It means you have to have margins. There are a bunch of VPNs out there, so you’d expect the space to be competitive, but somehow a couple of them can spend like half their revenue on advertising?
Though I did just now realize that they do it instead by having enticing start-up prices and really expensive prices after the fact, so maybe they don’t have to supplement their income by selling data after all.
NordVPN is superior in every way. If you have ProtonVPN, dump it and swap to Nord.
Have we learned nothing of the whole “spend millions upon millions on YouTube sponsorships” debacle? Nord absolutely is hiding something from us.
If you need to forward ports, AirVPN seems the best right now. Otherwise, Mullvad.
This is, incidentally, why you don’t need to pay Apple to host those images
Huh? You pay for anything above 5 GB or so. It’s standard for most cloud providers to offer a free tier to get you hooked. Their storage after that isn’t all that cheap even.
According to another comment, the photos never leave your device, that part of the processing is done on-device. The global index is on our Apple servers.
My cheap ass TV from 2019 is 55 inches. How much is a 55 inch monitor? Or a 65 in monitor if I want to upgrade to a bigger size in the future?