Ulrich

Set up Jellyfin with Yunohost, it comes with all the fun security stuff built in.

Ghost is open source, non profit and self host able.

Okay now do videos

It’s not.

I much prefer this one

https://podcastindex.org/podcast/6664641

If someone wants my Lifetime Plex account they can have it.

Yes that sounds super convenient…

Again, if you’re self-hosting, yes; If you’re using the default instance, no.

I believe it’s ~100mb. I don’t mind paying for more. That’s not an option on Revolt.

Did he die?

If you’re self hosting, it’s Revolt. But the default instance limits you to 20mb or something for files, which is a problem for me, personally.

If you already have one, it’s a good place to start. However, power efficiency will be the biggest drawback. Power ain’t free, and in some places it is very expensive. I’d recommend picking up some cheap ThirdReality switches and using them to monitor power consumption in Home Assistant.

Beeper sucks. Here’s why:

1. You increase your attack surface and downgrade your security to the level of Matrix, which is not that great and collects pretty much all of the metadata.

2. These companies do not want you using their services this way. For that reason they are always trying to break the bridges and in my case constantly logging you out of your account and threatening to delete it due to “suspicious activity”.

3. They lie about supporting SMS and RCS, instead opting to Bridge to Google Messenger, another proprietary 3rd party service.

MP3s do not show artwork or keep your place, and they don’t sync across devices.

Unfortunately my local library only keeps like 3 copies of each book and they’re already rented for eternity.

Let me introduce you to alternativeto.net

I’ve discovered lots of cool software this way.

Top answers from the last 39580202 times this was asked:

• Namecheap
• Porkbun
• Gandi
• Cloudflare

I obviously have “some technical knowledge” as I was able to launch a server and install Immich. I just don’t understand why everyone seems entirely opposed to making things easier.

I think it is.

Why is that?

They are also pretty clear on the immich website on how to backup the database itself

Yeah I’m pretty tired of hearing things are “pretty clear” or “not that complicated” and then being directed to an absolute word salad of technical terms no one without a computer science degree would understand.

No, just an “export” wouldn’t be good enough since the files themselves do not include the metadata.

They could…add them?

If they implemented a proper backup system I wouldn’t have to worry about it breaking. That’s why I want it.

There’s nothing else I need to access the backend for.