Search your heart. You know what it’ll be.

Cheers!

Can authentik pass through the authentication to Jellyfin, or do you just log in twice?

What’s the point of authentik when Jellyfin already has authentication?

Not necessarily. If they watched the video but clicked away somewhere near the end, yt will remember that position for them. If they later saw it again on their homepage and thought, “I liked that video, I should share that” then the link they have there is going to include the start at end bit. Lots of people do not know, or care, about all the bits of a URL so OP could have been ignorant to the fact that URL they copied would do that, or simply missed it, or not cared even after noticing. But I find all of these more likely than OP specifically added it, as you say.

For computing or sorting purposes, YYYY-MM-DD is best. But in day to day writing a date, I prefer DD-MON-YYYY.

Am I too cis to get this?

It does if you want cookies every day.

Not if you’re trying to care about your health! Dieting is haaaard.

Nah, my partner and I think babies are ugly.

It’s not that hard. If you are comfortable enough to muck about inside your computer with SATA cables and ports, I would bet money you can handle this.

I’m gonna be short here because I don’t have the time to go into more detail; maybe someome else can go into more detail if you need it.

Find a USB drive you don’t mind formatting (losing all data on the drive), at least 8gb.

Download Ventoy. Extract it, run the .exe and select your USB drive. It will erase everything and install Ventoy onto that drive.

Download a live boot Linux distro. Fedora or Ubuntu are both perfectly fine for this, and simple. You should be downloading an .iso file. Place that file onto the Ventoy USB.

Shut down your PC. Unplug the good SSD. Plug the bad SSD into the mobo using the cable and port you know are good.

Ensuring that the Ventoy USB is still plugged into your PC, turn it on. Get into BIOS. Change your boot order so that the Ventoy USB is first.

Should boot into Ventoy. Select the .iso you put on there. It will handle booting up from that file. If there’s any more options, just choose the default. Booting might take much longer than you’re used to since it’s from a USB stick.

You should now be using that OS, booted live from your USB drive. Does the SSD appear in the file browser? Alternatively you can follow that OS’ installation prompt (probably came up automatically when it reached the desktop) until the choose an installation step, does the SSD show up? Do NOT actually install the OS onto that drive, that will erase data.

The fact that you tried a different drive and a different port has me wondering if it’s just the cable itself.

That is a very strange equivocation to make and not at all like what I said. But if I did give someone a free car, yes I would expect them to take care of it. And if they don’t, and the car breaks, then yes that is also their loss.

Maybe I’m just callous but I just don’t see that as a problem myself. If I’m offering my own self hosted services for friends or family, the least they can do is put in some effort to learn how to use it. If they couldn’t bother, that is their loss.

I wasn’t ignoring you. I explicitly put the caveat after “but” specifically because of what you said.

I mean, even in that regard, I did not find it that hard, but I do have a domain.

Excuse me, I thought the comment I replied to was talking about the setup process of the jellyfin server itself.

I would not let anyone access my self hosted stuff who is not using a password manager and secure passwords.

I have read many people say this, but I don’t understand what they mean by it. When I set up Jellyfin, it was a very simple process.

Thanks for the share, hadn’t heard about it.