Whatever works for you, simple is always better

Jellyseerr is your friend. She can request whatever and you can get alerts to add it. Even if your stuff isn’t automated

You can create a tmpfs on other storage devices as well, just curious what their setup looked like

From personal experience intel QSV wasn’t worth the trouble to txshoot on my hardware. Mine is a lot older than yours though. Vaapi has worked well on my arc card

Is the tmpfs on RAM?

Excellent choice. My jellyfin server is great, there are buggy things but I’m committed to the foss lifestyle

What software are you using to self host and serve your library?

Great for forwarding my mail server to my gmail

fail fast

I feel you. T9 on my sidekick in 2008 was better than my current predictable text. At one point my screen was so broken that I was using maybe a 1/4" sliver of the screen to text, and text prediction was solid enough to give actual suggestions

They’re acceptable for basic productivity but very sluggish if you’re coming from a flagship device. Get an S10 series if you’re looking for something cheap and Samsung

This has been fixed for a while now

Most routers have an option to point at a custom DNS first with a fall through for external DNS providers. Best bet is to log into your router and poke around

I’ve been looking for a photo viewing solution for a nextcloud instance and immich seems really nice. Basically looking for something with similar features as iPhotos (stretch goal)

Have you had any bad experiences with bugs or features not working correctly?

How do you like immich?

Let’s go back to thicc boi phones like the 80s and we could have some pretty sick homebrew options

Or hell, why not a modern bucket phone? Build it out in a box with a Bluetooth headset and 3.5mm passthrough

Musk has perfected the self selection of morons, I’m sure they’ll have plenty of test subjects to toy with

There are worse people to emulate

If they bring back Heroes of the Storm I will dick ride Microsoft for the rest of my life

Afaik the python is ran on Microsoft servers, so not exactly a perfect solution. I doubt it will run offline at all