Yeah in the past year or so. I grandfathered in before they raised the price of that highest tier so I like to be sure people are aware. I’m a big fan and I think it’s worth the price.

To note, unless you buy the most expensive tier it’s no longer a one time purchase.

What version and how many lanes does the Orange Pi have in that slot?

Wireless Internet always has obscenely low data caps. I would bet there’s a catch to their unlimited data. Likely throttling after a certain amount.

Yup, right in the article. Go over 1TB, get throttled. Better than most but still not good.

They don’t have enough maintainers left.

Chaptarr

https://discord.com/invite/63BZhWUG5X

Everyone should care.

So much for journalism.

It annoys me every time someone puts out an article about Opera and doesn’t open the article with that. Stop pretending it’s just another browser.

Didn’t opera get bought by some shady company years ago?

Have you tried looking up the term yourself?

I’m assuming you installed Jellyfin server. How did you install it? And how much experience do you have with the installation method you used?

The self hosting version of a grognard.

If it’s exposed to the internet it’s a matter of when, not if, it is compromised.

“If” is not the correct word choice. It’s only dangerous when a service on the port gets exploited.

Mine would be all parking lots must be abolished.

Jellyfin has setting for transcoding video when you are streaming to an external client. The problem is when you’re using tail scale Jellyfin is seeing that client as internal. Because of this you must set caps on the bitrate within the client that is accessing via tailscale.

This of course is assuming your server is capable of the needed transcoding demands.

Been using home assistant from the very early days and I did not realize this function existed. Thank you.

Have the script generate the time and save it as a number or other variable, have the script start when home assistant does and check the variable, if the time has passed toggle the state of the AC and generate the next run time. If it time is in the future run the script again at that time.

The logic would look something like this: Start with home assistant or at the next interval of the script Check stored time, if it has elapsed toggle the state of the AC Generate new time and store it repeat the script at that time

I thought you could still buy the highest tier and get no subscription, just that they raised the price?