I’m aware of what the arr stack is for generally, but not with overseerr and jellyseerr

I’m aware of what the arr stack is for generally, but not with overseerr and jellyseerr

ok, but why do I want to use this? what does it do? what is its purpose?

the healthcheck URL should point to some HTTP API that the container makes available, so it should point to the container.

in place of localhost should be the container’s name, and port should be the port the container exposes as the web server. some services, like Jellyfin, have a specific webpage path for this purpose: https://jellyfin.org/docs/general/post-install/networking/advanced/monitoring/

and others, like gitea, hide the fact well that they have a health check endpoint, because its not mentioned in documentation: https://github.com/go-gitea/gitea/pull/18465

but check if docker’s way of doing healthchecks produces a lot of spam in the system log, in which case you could choose to just disable health checking, because it would push out useful logs

a better analogy would be people who write software for the cameras. screenwriters are closer to software testers

People who’ve written doctoral theses on machine learning and and natural language processing have asked me for help building their gaming rig.

I think that could still be different. knowing the internals of the computer is different from knowing which brand to buy, how to combine, compatibility, drivers, etc

tower is fine, but I think what you mean is the desktop PC. and the little square ones are the mini PCs

oh I thought it’s a joke that things are defined, or others are “immediate from” something else, while actually not. like how they love to teach this topic without explaining what is necessary

everything matrix is also FOSS

federation would help with not having to move your whole friend group to a new service just because you want to move. with it you can move, and still be in touch with those that didn’t.

but but why would you do that?

It’s not a power-user device so no, you don’t get all the fancy custom ROMs and such,

most people don’t need custom roms, contrary to good free software apps that don’t steal your and your friends data through you.

but for doing all the normal phone things, I’ve not had a single issue.

for that, literally a dumb phone is enough, and will last longer than any iphone or android. if android enshittified to the level of iphones, I would refuse to buy anything than a dumb phone, maybe not even that.

thanks, it seems it worked! the post image now loads fine

but I don’t run a recursive resolver, I use quad9 as upstream. Shouldn’t they return a response even if I was blocked?

dig confirms with EDNS extensions that the response is coming from quad9. the error says “no reachable authority” so it must be at least partly what you say, but I think you ended up blocking a DNS provider.

what’s more, I can’t load this meme normally, my pihole says “no reply received” for the single domain of dubvee.org

then 60 days shouldn’t be a problem

and why is the hurry? $8 every 2 months is like the smallest of costs if true

I think that’s a big project for a first one, and unless things changed its configuration is not documented too well.

both because of the complexity, and because of security risks, it would be better to start with something local, like a home assistant, or a forgejo/gitea, a jellyfin, things like that. don’t expose them to the internet directly, that’s risky, sometimes they have security bugs. rather if you want remote access, set up a wireguard VPN server. It’s simpler than it sounds

I was wondering why do I only see a single post and no comments for that user, but it looks they were banned on my instance.

since I came from reddit in the first wave, I have read others observations multiple times that lemmy.world has bad moderation, in several ways, and not only because they don’t have the capacity for their large server but some other reasons.
you said you had enough for now, but if you come back later, try an account on my instance, slrpnk.net or some others like these that are smaller but not too small. maybe you would like it more. I don’t say lemmy.world was a bad choice, I think still better than reddit in recent years, but you get the idea.
but that this user you linked has been banned for almost 2 years by now on my instance makes it look like that it’s indeed moderated better.

instances have a lot of moderation power, to make the experience with them better or worse, by choosing which users or sometimes complete instances to ban, so that’s a reason other instances could feel different

(and then there’s the regular examples like this, which are not slop but are heavily disputed/recontextualized by the top comment. Correction highly upvoted, yet the OP itself is still doing well))

what was the post? I can’t load it now, maybe it was deleted.

honestly the thing I hate the most about lemmy is that deleted posts just give an error that’s more generic than anything microsoft windows could show, and that deleted posts make all the comments inaccessible too.

I heard blue iris can be run with wine on linux