Yeah, it be a secret for sure!

No no it’s free

Well, I do use Jellyfin for in-home streaming as my TV has issue with HDR content tinting, and Jellyfin fixes that on-the-fly, but it’s certainly more complex setup than pointing Kodi at a network share

Well, you can just run a reverse proxy container with docker

Wouldn’t Kodi be better suited then? Jellyfin’s strength is its ability to transcode

Nextcloud AIO container runs pretty much without fuss on my VPS, but I don’t use the office features, just file syncing/sharing, contacts and calendar

They didn’t say all at once!

Just resist the urge to download everything at max quality. Some movies don’t need to be 4k, HD is enough.

Yeah but only in non-striping RAID. I had one of those fail after less than one year, RAID5 saved me from data loss.

There’s Feishin that can connect to Jellyfin or Navidrome, on Android I use Symfonium

you should be able to use the pattern module for that

I have a domain and I use email aliases, they’re addresses that redirect everything they receive to another address. That way you could for example redirect all emails from [email protected] to [email protected]

When you send emails from [email protected], if you want to show the alias’ address as the sender, your provider must have support for identities, many do, Gmail does, proton I don’t remember.

Btw you don’t PURCHASE a domain, you rent it. Usually the basic plans can include limited hosting space for a website, and actual e-mail accounts with storage, but while most also offer webmail portals, they aren’t as good an experience as Gmail.

Not op, I’ve been using it for years, it’s been super stable.

If you switch to the proxmox kernel (very easy with the add-ons), you can use ZFS.

I don’t love the docker containers interface, but it works.

Btw I suggest URLCheck on F-Droid, it registers as a browser and allows you to check, clean, un-shorten links and so on before opening them

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Yggdrasil

Companies would manage to fuck that up somehow

No VPN because where I live it’s unnecessary, I pay for HDDs but you would with Plex as well, aside from that I use my server for other stuff as well, and I don’t use Usenet, so yeah.

If yt-dlp is a browser, then so is curl