What OS are you using?

Question is totally on purpose, so that you’ll fill in what it means to you. The intention is to get responses from people who are not using containers, that is all. Thank you for responding!

Did you try compose scripts as opposed to docker run

I see. Are you the only user?

So, are you running 15 services on the Pi 4 without containers?

Are you concerned about your self-hosted bare metal machine being a single point of failure? Or, are you concerned it will be difficult to reproduce?

Thanks, this is certainly an option in short vs premium longer. It is currently a way to offer something different from those shows, and it is also as you describe. Also an open question in terms of whether audiences want this or not, haha. Appreciate the thoughts.

What do you think of cutting the episodes to half-hour and releasing all of the detailed breakdowns as premium subscription? The reason they are long is because I will talk about how something is to use at length, rather than mentioning it and moving on.

Cool, hope you enjoy.

Hetzner is a good host, so definitely a solid choice. I suppose the main question is in terms of uptime vs Hetzner.

I have another Nextcloud interview from this morning. It went almost three hours. I hear you on an hour is a lot, because it is a lot. Haha.

Cool, thanks. I’ve added support for Podcast Index, Apple Podcasts, Fountain.fm, Spotify. These mostly relay to a few dozen other places. Should also be able to follow directly from the fediverse.

Haha, this book keep popping back up.

Made a short podcast episode to highlight Jellyswarrm. Hope you enjoy https://podcast.james.network/@linuxprepper/episodes/happy-birthday-linux

Presuming jellyfin would actually be on the public internet?

Good question. Asked the developer, so feel free to chime in: https://github.com/Angablade/JellyfinFederationPlugin/issues/1#issuecomment-3217864250

Haha, you certainly don’t have to host it at a public url over http.

What sort of conflicts?

Jellyfin plays the media. It doesn’t make/produce/edit or upload the media. Think of it as DIY Netflix service

Keep in mind this isn’t federation. It is a way to access multiple independent servers via reverse proxy.