I just shoved all my links into services 🤷‍♂️

I followed this https://trash-guides.info/

Helped a ton, go with atomic move if all possible

True, I love not having to open ports anymore, game changing.

I went with ZFS but had some issue where it would randomly disconnect completely and lock up the whole server until I rebooted. Probably something with the nvme I was using but I went back to ext4 and that resolved it.

Anyway my media drives are an lvmthin pool and just mounted to my LXC running jellyfin and such.

That doesn’t count as a firewall though no? I use traefik as my reverse proxy (and like one thing on nginx that also goes through traefik ultimately) but I still put crowdsec on top

So you’re vpning unbound? Is that not adding a noticeable delay?

Haha depends on what you mean, this is the default view I believe just zoomed out (pinched, rather then swapping to the compact view, which gets rid of the timestamp)

Fair enough, I’ve been using it for like 10 years 🤷‍♂️

You also didn’t specify anything about open source in the original comment lol

Lmfao unlocked a memory with this one, remember when Apple tried to force people to pay for that update? You could easily find the package and manually install it instead, but still lmfao.

It does

Solid Explorer on Android is great, supports all kinds of protocol connections

Yeah, I mean that’s just how it goes with Windows/Mac(Ubuntu seems to be trying lol), they want you integrated into all their services.

For my part, I used aerotweaker on my win 11 machine to disable most of that junk.

I can absolutely see how that is annoying, but it’s not impossible to disable with a little tweaking.

It doesn’t break things like other overlays in my experience, but it also doesn’t provide anything I want.

It was Valorant first, because of the kernel anticheat, which they eventually brought to league too

I use my previous desktop and a rando openbox thinclient I picked up at Bestbuy for like $250 in a proxmox cluster. The desktop does the heavy lifting on stuff like jellyfin transcoding, immich ML, or just general fucking about with things that require a more powerful GPU (got a 3080ti in there)

The thinclient handles all the lighter stuff that needs to be constantly available, like my traefik instance, dns/dhcp server, etc

I’d be curious, it seems more common in Latin based languages, whereas English seems to be a lot more… Free form?

Does that even actually help in English lmao

The only AI thing I use on my Fold is the photo cropping, definitely nifty to just pull out a subject, it’s not perfect ofc but way easier then manually trying to cut it out lol.

+1 for proxmox, I now have two nodes since I started the homelab journey a few months ago lol

You point either your dns on the router to it, set it as the DHCP server (that’s what I had to do as my modem/router from att didn’t support dns change) or point your devices to it manually in their individual settings, which works if you only use them on that network or have it accessible on the net.

If you’re serious about a homelab, there’s a ton of info online, I highly recommend learning docker through Linux if you’re not already familiar with it, makes self hosting service a lot easier in most cases. I actually run Adguard home specifically in an LXC container in one of my proxmox nodes “bare metal”, however you can use docker for it as well, just was easier for me to not deal with port overlap