I have like 10 different family members using my server. If I have to do anything beyond just letting them log in to a plex account on the app to get access, they just won’t.
Umm that is all you need to do with jellyfin. You can setup wizarr and give them invites to create an account or just manually make them and give out the info to people.
Maybe suggest the install a fork instead, extragram and ayugram are pretty nice.
Just make sure they understand that telegram is a social network like tiktok or Facebook and not a secure chat application.
I used windscribe for a couple years before eventually moving to mullvad.
Things I like about WS: great price, good speeds and good server access.
I would recommend them as a budget option
Last time I checked its the politicians that try to censor and control the internet, pretty hard to avoid it.
Something can be open source without releasing all the assets. Look at Doom and ‘freedoom’ or quake3 and open arena, Pfsense vs OPNsense: These are all open source projects.
Open source isn’t just what Richard stallmans says it is.
How is simplex going to turn a profit for the people who’ve currently invested in it? This is why things get enshittified, they have vulture capitalists helping them start out and no one thinks about it till one day it comes time to pay the piper and features start getting broken, ads get shoveled in, and unless enough money is generated the app will eventually fail.
I hope simplex finds a way to go non profit, until then I can’t trust their business model to not shift in the future.
Lot of people confusing a redundancy with backups. My backup server is currently doing its part providing main services due to a bad RAM stick causing all sorts of chaos before I figured out it was the root cause.
I normally have all my dockers backed up and not running but ready to startvon the second server. Most of my data is from sailing the seas and so it can be restored by the ARR stack fairly well. I do backup a few key things like my PGP keys and keepass but the chances of all 5+ of the systems I’m actively using failing all at once is pretty minimal.
Enshittification meets Plex.
They need to limit features as a part of their business model, VLC on the other hand doesn’t.
What’s this about riseup getting into trouble? I’ve been with them for over a decade now and it’s first I’m hearing about any trouble.
Oh i had it backwards yeah.
If it’s under valued than the reason is probably expediency
Because the person making the offer doesn’t want to lose money. If you are doing cash in mail and they offer to pay $210 for every $215 in XMR that’s about 2% profit which is fairly reasonable.
Mainly I’ll use heroic launcher for PC fames or retro arch for playing emulators locally, but the examples you list are both web based front ends, in which case I setup emujs to share with friends.
Since it uses yt-dlp which supports cookies, I would guess it does or it will soon. Not sure about how yt handles “purchased” content, but the cookies work for age restricted videos at least.
I’m a big fan, especially because it not only makes my “profile” much harder to identify, it also costs the advertisers more. Anything that harms advertising is a good thing IMO.
I use the name Johnny Incognito on everything I register, has not been a problem with namecheap. If you want to follow the rules then you should use your real name but its not like they are gonna ask to see ID or care at all unless you have something else going on to draw attention to it.
I think the idea here is that you are running your own discord, and only people with modded clients can use it because its not approved by discord.
is there any sort of way to have the chat logs be public and searchable? the worst thing about discord being a walled garden is that all the info on it can only be accessed by a discord client.
The best you can do is freeze them, you just have to do each on separate on their respective websites.
What you describe doesnt really make sense so ill suggest what i think you really want;
You want your vps to be the wireguard server, the local PC connects as a client this “proxies” your connection so torrent swarms see the IP of your vps.
If you want port forwarding it gets a bit complicated because you need to forward the vps port over wireguard, but this is optional so you dont have to worry if you can’t figure it out.
Caddy doesn’t really seem relevant unless you want to have a domain name that forwards to your home network.
You cant use it with grapheneOS, ive tried. I mainly use bitwarden for passkeys but some (most?) services only work with googles version