

More people should use the anonymous internet using tools like I2P and Tor. Hopefully that’ll be a silver lining with all the governments around the world cracking down on freedom of speech and increasing censorship.


More people should use the anonymous internet using tools like I2P and Tor. Hopefully that’ll be a silver lining with all the governments around the world cracking down on freedom of speech and increasing censorship.


The point is the need for more and more data storage is never going to stop.
iptorrents, it’s a bit of a scummy private tracker but you can donate a few bucks to get in and they have pretty much everything. It’s a good first in for private trackers. Keep in mind with private trackers, you typically need to seed whatever you download for at least 14 days.


It’s good for people who are use to windows and aren’t comfortable with linux yet, it was the first distro I used when I switched to Linux but now I’ve been on Fedora for the past four years or so


I’ve tried to use Jellyfin every year or two for the past six years to replace Plex, but it sadly just isn’t there. It’s not good in a lot of aspects, especially when it comes to full bitrate 4K HDR movies (100GB movie files), HDR tone mapping, and especially subtitles (which I always have on).
Also, I’m pretty sure on their GitHub page there’s like a huge list of some significant or moderate security vulnerabilities that have been known for many years and are never going to get fixed due to breaking compatibility with some old devices if their fixed.
¯\_(ツ)_/¯ In this case, my personal experience and the dozens of other people who have agreed with me beg to differ.


Fedora, great blend of bleeding edge and stability. Plus Linus uses it, so what better praise could you get.
Good to hear, I was hoping that wouldn’t get approved by the engineering and steering committee
Its actually a high drama distro, they push new changes before many other distros. For instance they were one of the first to go to Wayland by default and there is an upcoming vote to remove 32bit stuff In the next release, which would make it so steam only works as a flatpak because steam on Linux is 32bit
Fedora is my distro of choice also
Just block his name, I have trump and Elon and varations of their names black listed so posts with them don’t show up on my feed.
I think he was only using it to work on the MacBook, Which, I really don’t think is his daily driver.


“JUST $10.28/YEAR - WOW!!” Laughed out loud at that, and I’ll have to give this a look. Currently I just use nginx and duckdns to expose my home IP for my self hosted stuff.


Local media streaming Is the appeal?
Now if you’re asking why use Plex vs Jellyfin, for me jellyfin has more issues with high bitrate 4K HDR content and subtitles for my situation.


I mean have you really only downloaded less than 500gb or is almost everything free seed and doesn’t count on your download stats.
Eitherway nice seeding, good job


Was your phone $150?
I gotcha, thanks for sharing. It’s cool hearing from people who are so far away!
I wanted to go with a pi for my HTPC but I have a Plex server and all my movies are full bitrate 4k files straight from the UHD blurays and the pi couldn’t handle that bitrate. Ended up building a small ITX PC with my old PC hardware and a new Intel A380 gpu.
I’m so thankful intel is doing their best to enter the discreet GPU market. Such banger cards for so little.
That’s crazy! If you don’t mind me asking what do you typically do on your machine and how much time do you spend on it?
I’m just curious because I spend a lot of time on my PC and can only imagine how horrible all the stuff I do would be on that hardware lol
Same, my unraid server is over 40 tb but I only have ~1.5 tb of critical data, being my immich photos and some files. I have an on site and off site raspberry pi with 4tb nvme SSD for nightly backups