I’m getting 153 ms. I’m in Europe. Other DNS servers are like 40ms.

Does it actually block thepiratebay, yts, 1337x? Lots of European DNS servers do.

Kripendorf’s Tribe. That thing is pure gold.

I’m using Jellyfin + Synfonium, the offline caching is brilliant.

P9 supports screen out

I’m on supervised install on Ubuntu server. All worked fine for many years, except Supervisor being bitchy about me having Portainer installed for no reason. Last week or so, my machine started acting weird. After reboot I couldn’t access it via local ip, only via external hostname. What keeps happening is after reboot Supervisor creates new network config for my ethernet, that causes this. It uses the network-manager to do this. I have netplan doing the config. Nyone else?

Yes, but if all this coding ai fails more and more in delivering good results, people may use it less.

I gave up on it when they decided to sell my answers/questions for AI training. First I wanted to delete my account, but my data would stay. So I started editing my answers to say “fuck ai” (in a nutshell). I got suspended for a couple months to think about what I did. So I dag deep into my consciousness and came up with a better plan. I went through my answers (and questions) and poisoned them little by little every day with errors. After that I haven’t visited that crap network anymore. Before all this I was there all the time, had lots of karma (or whatever it was called there). Couldn’t care less after the AI crap. I honestly hope, that I helped make the AI, that was and probably still is trained on data that the users didn’t consent to be sold, little bit more shitty.

Against: one of the world’s worst terrorist countries

I’m running an old Igel M340C thin client to run a lot of stuff, from Jellyfin to AdguardHome. Perfectly enough.

I’m trying to get Dawarich up on my server via Docker. It runs via local IP, but when I access via domain.com:6001 (port I’ve set in docker-compose.yml), I get error stating this is not allowed host and I should add it via config.hosts << “domain.com:6001” When I do add domain.com:6001 to APPLICATION_HOSTS in environment in docker-compose and create new containers with compose up -d, I still get error. I’ve also tried this, but the port seems to throw it off and not including the port does the same.

People ruin nature’s infrastructure

Keepass with the android app that syncs over OneDrive. That way I have my passwords anywhere, also when I sit by my old Windows laptop from time to time.

I think they should go for a 64GB minimum. It is still tiny, but you can manage for some time at least.

There are Magisk modules for that.

I had it as my dili driver on Galaxy S2, Xperia 2 back in the day and it worked just fine as DD.

Time to move to Jellyfin for the rest of their users?

I bought used Buffalo dual bay NAS. It is not great, but does the job. I think I bought it for around $20. + 3TB harddrive I had at home in my old server and later bought cheap cca $80 Toshiba 4TB.

So much win in just a title!

Jellyfin doesn’t require money. I run mine on $10 old Igel thin client with quadcore AMD cpu and 4G RAM. It reads media via shares from NAS. I can access it from outside via my domain just fine.