I put that shit on everything
I put that shit on everything
Yeah I bet you could do this with a couple SBCs
Edit: and speakers, ofc
Debian 12
It’s just so good
The simplest way, if you want high quality:
Get a VPN (preferably one with port forwarding, like AirVPN)
Get qBittorrent and set the listening port to that forwarded port from your VPN host
Use the built-in search in qBit to find the stuff you want to watch
Open it in VLC
I got a little server from them a few weeks ago for $17/yr ($1.42/mo) and it’s great. 1 core, 2 GB RAM, 35 GB storage.
I used rclone to mount a Backblaze bucket and transferred a couple services to it, including Immich.
I like Backblaze mostly for their business practices. The Backblaze devs answer questions on forums sometimes (Reddit link btw). The costs are pretty good, but there are cheaper options. $6/TB plus some API transactions. I paid almost a dollar last month for a couple hundred GB of data and transactions.
Ventoy can do windows installations as well
Same but with FX File Explorer
It just has so many useful features
The 3 2 1 rule is always the gold standard.
I’d recommend at least adding an offsite backup. Set up rclone with a mounted folder (client side encryption is recommended) and sync the files to that as well.
I use Backblaze for about $6/TB/mo, pro-rated for whatever amount is actually used.
I absolutely despise the idea of “hidden” files. I don’t understand the purpose of not showing them.
I think Immich has grown out of the most difficult upgrades now. Most changes now are just removing lines from the stack.
I love this app.
a good starter distro but ideally you should make your own from scratch so you know what’s in it
KDE Connect?
🏴☠️
Why all the emojis? Why can’t people just write an article?
Whoops, I meant rclone.
I think rsync rclone is the correct tool to meet your needs. I’m not good with it so I can’t help with the specifics.
As for sharing, you can manually pick a folder to share and give the link out as you please
I highly recommend using Docker/Podman, even though you say you don’t want to. It is trivial to start up a new service using docker-compose once you get the basics down.
host:container when specifying ports or directories in the compose YAML (e.g. 58333:8080 will route the container’s port 8080 to the host machine’s port 58333.
I third Immich