Duck DNS works great… Most of the time. If you cannot accept downtime multiple times a year, get yourself a domain and a service like cloud flare instead. DuckDNS is free and you get more than you pay for, but the bar is low when the cost is zero.
As it’s a VM you should be fine as long as there’s enough resources for it to run its own docker instance. You just have to give it permission to control docker in the VM. And of course the VM must have docker.
Edit: it’s also possible to give it power over a remote docker instance as well. So you could do docker on the host PC and Nextcloud can manage it from the VM.
Adding to this the new Nextcloud apps are just docker containers that Nextcloud manages for you. So docker is probably the better way to go.
Why are any headlines being written about Xitter that aren’t about its bankruptcy.
Get a SAS card that is in IT mode, use the SAS cables until your drives die, then buy SAS to SATA cables. Problem solved.
Lol, a pair of 8GB (16 total) sticks went from $150 already over priced to $180 in two days. So unless you’re buying pre-built it’s going to be way more than 5%.
I bought two NVME SSDs earlier this year, now it costs as much for one as I paid for two of them.
Fuck this, build state owned foundries and sell capacity cheap whenever this shit happens.
You can’t put it in the corner of the closet, on the ceiling?
What does the look of the antenna matter in a closet?
I have a feeling this will be unceremoniously killed and forked into two different projects.
I am forgetting the name but there was a service you could use with home assistant alarm integrations that would work like a remote monitoring service, home assistant would ping them and they would operate like a normal alarm company trying to contact you and contacting the police.
This needs a nottheonion tag.
You are the worst kind of person.
It has several unsecured endpoints.
https://github.com/jellyfin/jellyfin/issues/5415
If you read the comments the devs know it’s a serious issue but don’t want to break backwards compatibility fixing them. Their solution for now is to warn people of the risks of exposing their instance to the Web. Which I don’t think they’re doing a great job of.
Jellyfin is notoriously full of security holes. It’s recommended to not expose it to the Internet. It’s also easy easier on Plex, at least until this bullshit, to have a random non-techie family member sign in to your Plex server from anywhere. I never liked Plex and never got into it, but I see why people used to prefer it.
I think Emby is a good middle ground for people looking to jump ship from Plex. But I switched to jellyfin from my lifetime Emby sub because the plug-in community there feels dead and Emby development felt dead in the water.
Switch to Linux, double your available RAM for free.
Guess what, GPU prices are about to go back up because they rely on RAM.
Lol, guess who just made themselves a target. They are now profiting directly on people who stream content they don’t own from other people’s servers. Plex is going to go down when Hollywood sues them.
How did you set it up? All in one, separate database and redis?
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And more for Nvidia.