I wasn’t aware that either of these had a syncing feature. How well does immich work? I’ve been looking to switch to it from phptoprism for a while

I might wipe data from syncthing and try again, I think I accidentally screwed up one of those settings and was never prompted again thereafter.

Immich supports image uploads from a phone?

And my god, it’s amazing how each UI iteration gets worse. How is that even possible? My shits never been so buried in menus.

Jellyfin still so buggy though. The UI is garbage too. I want to love it… I run both lol.

Don’t bother with a hot spare. For household needs you’re just spending money to have a drive that will always be on. If you set up your notifications and your array right, you can have plenty of time to order a replacement.

I went RAIDZ2 both times (dual disk redundancy, any two can die and its all good). Had a few spewing warnings over the years, and just replaced them.

Anywho, my data array is about 10 years old but earlier this year I relocated to bigger disks and less disks. ZFS is worth it.

Gpg? 😂

I fucking hate how I can’t listen to my music libraries in the main app now. I have a separate profile for other people in the house and I can’t switch profiles with plexamp.

I also think Plex probably has open vulns and it’s also a more known target. The nail that sticks out furthest gets nailed down.

That port changing stuff is way outdated and hasn’t been effective for a long time.

And this is why I never considered buying one, because meta owns it. There was also the time they forced login with a meta or Facebook account or something, then they reverted that. But these kinds of things could happen at any point in time.

I felt my comment was rational based on the information presented, just trying to understand. I’m surprised it made you so unhinged.

I’m also not really sure why some random internet handle/username has set you off, it’s not like my username is “I_drop_then_ship_yo_HDDs_lol”.

This is a weird post, the HDD boxes are already packaged in a way that works well for shipping. Also the retailer doesn’t necessarily ship the package either. I think you’re asking more about shipping companies.

There is always a risk. Nothing is 100% secure. It’s low but the risk is there. Noobies also make configuration mistakes which can impact security severely.

Don’t forget about heart bleed, the openssl vulnerability that went undetected for years.

My home shit is also not funded by a Corp with all kinds of fancy threat detection and prevention stuff. I don’t have the time or desire to deal with it, nor do I need to serve other users, only my own needs. Therefore vpn is more secure.

Is your web server set up to use a domain? Like if you’re using Apache vhosts or anything, I’m pretty sure you need to configure your domain in there too, and then restart the web server.

As others have said, close port 80. I actually stopped exposing ports a while back. I just configured always on vpn on my phone instead. Much more secure.

The laws don’t exist though because they’re so easily circumvented. If you AES256 encrypt something today, there’s an extremely lonely chance they can’t crack it. For years.

With a padlock they can just pull out the cutters and they’re done.

I’m just referring to your point on why there are no laws against padlocks in this context.

And they don’t give a shit 100%

With a pad lock they do have a key though. Bolt cutters.

What is Firefox edge? Do you mean Firefox focus?

Don’t you need to mark usb disks as bootable if you want to boot from them to install Linux or whatever