If you’re going to run Home Assistant OS you’d be able to run anything that can run in docker. Some things are available to install directly inside the Home Assistant apps system, otherwise you can install portainer and run any docker capable software.

Adding to this, I recommend a used mini PC. There’s lots of cheap used office hardware out there on eBay that is more powerful, more serviceable, and more flexible than the hardware they sell or a raspberry pi.

There should be a nearly identical menu to the Windows version that lets you select or deselect folders.

Click on your account > settings. And then it will show the list of folders available to sync.

Most of the content I view is downloaded and encoded from Blu-ray.

I can 100% tell the difference between 1080p and 720p. I can tell with 1080p and UHD as well, but I honestly think that has more to do with the size of the compression artifacts. Compared to the image.

It looks great! I especially like the color added to terrain.

But don’t track people who might murder you for inconveniencing them.

That’s gotta be some sort of reporting correction.

While this might be a healthy outlook, these days more and more people do not feel like self hosting is a hobby or an option, but a necessity for a free and fair society.

Seems like a common sense approach.

Shims are your friend.

The same tech used by Israel.

Cloudflare sells domains at wholesale prices. Domains are not their business model, they want people to be exposed to their services so you might pay for something they do make money on.

How effectively is another story.

I tried telling them they need a minimum pixel percentage so it doesn’t get people 100ft behind the subject or Lego Minifigures, but they told me to just tweak the two settings available or use another model. The latter would rescan my entire library.

Ceiling fans

Previous post says it is wildcard at the DNS.

Should the shit I took this morning be classified as a person?

I suggest making a script that uses existing software (ie mkvtoolnix) to extract the dubbed audio and then backing that up and l leaving the high quality video to the Web to backup.

I know it’s less than ideal but you can automate both extracting it and muxing it back in. It may take some effort to setup, but it’s well worth the huge recurring costs incurred from backing up that amount of data.

Just an idea to consider.

It’s literally downloading the same amount of data you would be backing up, and you won’t be charged hourly for downloading it from the internet as opposed to a large storage service.