Moonwalk

Have you found any issues serving Jellyfin through funnel? The page you linked says there's some limitations

Traffic sent over a Funnel is subject to non-configurable bandwidth limits.

I'm tempted to use this one so my non-technical friends can use my jellyfin instance without complaining about how difficult it is to install tailscale (it's not).

Ok, I ate the onion for like 2 seconds, then realized it was The Onion. But I mean, it's sad that it's not that unexpected if it says it's coming from Trump. For a moment I imagined something like "If you get the Trump fishing pass, which costs 800k dollars, then you can fish in national aquariums." Of course, enabling billionaires to do even more shitty stuff.

I think Cybertruck owners are generally assholes, yes. But this car looks fairly old, so I like to give owners of cars like this one the benefit of the doubt.

If you look closely, you can see that some of the grains of rice are too long to be "rice", so I'd say AI.

Man, I'd be so effing smart if I never forgot all the stuff I learn during those random bursts of energy.

I guess they really liked Community.

I don't know any japanese, but the translation says those are fish eggs in soy sauce.

Good human

Yes, I have a Pi4 2GB, it's still working as a second pi hole node. That's what got me into the world of self-hosting, but 2GB is not enough for a lot of things. I went from that to a N100 with 16GB of RAM, so the difference is huge and I think it's totally worth the money.

I haven't tried Immich, but I probably will once I have a better solution for storage.

I just have the included 500GB SSD and an external 2TB HDD, but I'm planning on getting a 4TB 2.5" SSD to put it inside the mini PC, since it has an extra slot for that.

I recently got the Beelink Mini S12 Pro. I'm completely impressed with its capabilities, especially for that price. I got the 16GB Ram N100 version. Great piece of hardware.

I'm running 27 different services, including the *Arrs, Jellyfin, paperless-ngx, home assistant, and even stuff like Kasm workspaces and emulatorjs.

I'm so used to Android that when I try to use a friend's iPhone it just doesn't seem intuitive to me. But to be fair the same happens with heavily modified versions of Android, like MIUI.

I think iPhones are mostly ok, but I can't stand the fact that something so expensive feels so laggy because of the 60Hz refresh rates.

They have pretty damn good face recognition though, but at the price of a gigantic pill/notch on the screen.