I had issues with reboots on a old server and it turned out to be the memory even though I didnt find anything in the memtests, maybe pull one stick out and try, and if it happens swap the other stick and try

oh interesting Ill have to look into that! thank you

that was my thinking too, if something happened to me I dont want all my wifes passwords to be locked out so I made her an admin on the account as well to be able to continue paying for the service or export her passwords

Man oblivion walks are the best until a crazy woman comes at you trying to steal your soul with a fancy sword

I use obsidian to make notes of how to install and setup applications from a fresh install, for example to install mariadb-libs when I install digikam so that I can use the mariadb database on my nas, and the way to mount my nas shares in fstab

Wait I thought the point was to have special privilege, dang I’m going to throw in the towel on my campaign

Well they made the company wide email address for something!

At some point I’d rather just carry a power bank when I go camping or something instead of carrying a huge phone daily

Can we be part of canada

https://lemmy.today/post/21727056

https://linkwarden.app/

I’ve been meaning to install linkwarden to replace using Firefox bookmarks, I haven’t tried it yet but looks great

Whatever I can hit the super key and type what program I want. If it can open a browser steam or dark table, the rest doesn’t matter much. I was on crunchbang++ then popOS then fedora now I’m on arch with hyprland

Humanity needs to get its shit together

When i first started self hosting i went through several reinstalls of unraid until I finally got my method down and had a better understanding of what I was doing.

I recently did the same thing with arch on my laptop. The past like two weeks I reinstalled arch like 6 times until I knew what I wanted and how to do it from my notes, I went from arch with plasma to i3wm and now to hyprland so now I can do a minimal install to hyprland and get everything up and going to the point I felt confident enough to do the same to my main home desktop

I think that’s the one i use, I had a few mobile users not be able to watch plex in the past so I installed jellyfin and that so they could go back and forth

But then how do you make them suffer if they leave?

No i don’t but some of them send me money every once in a while just because they use plexripper to download from my server to theirs, I’m going to be running the server anyways so people using it feels better than it sitting idle

I use plex mainly but run jellyfin alongside it for people that watch on mobile.

I started with my old desktop that had an Intel cpu with quicksync and put unraid on it, i started with 2tb disk and gradually switched over to 14tb drives now I’m at 100tb total storage.

I have several famy friends coworkers using it now, at first no one was really interested but as streaming prices went up and content got more dispersed people started jumping on board.

Now multiple friends setup their own servers so its really good coverage especially if I need to take mine down for maintenance the wife can keep watching stuff from other people’s servers.

Things you need to find out is if you are behind a cgnat or other isp issues

Wow how did they get that cpu in there

Setting up immich and seeing the memories of what I did on this day x years ago made me want to take pictures every day of whatever like food or something I did at work just so next year I can see what I did, I wonder if there is a journal app that has a feature like that

Just take care of a real finch and cut out the middleman