I was in the BSA for a few years as a kid. Mostly went camping with our dads and drank their beer after they went to sleep. I briefly was involved with a troop that was more “program oriented”, and we even went to a jamboree.

Yunohost is installed on top of Debian with some scripts. Afterwards, you have a web interface where you install “apps” through their “store” (nothing costs money, they just have to be packaged in a compatible way). All the nginx config is handled for you.

Just want to give an alternative to Docker here: Yunohost. It’s very easy to setup and use, and while it doesn’t have the infinite number of “apps” that Docker makes available, it has served me very well. The project is also based in Europe :)

Yeah I loved popcorn time. I’m looking into Stremio, and I’m already down a rabbit-hole of add-ons, debrid providers, and reading between the lines. Doesn’t seem like anything I can recommend to nontechnical folks.

I’m stoked on my Jellyfin setup, but I’ll check on Stremio again in case I want to recommend it to anyone. Never heard of Nuvio, but at a glance it seems like you have to connect it to a media library.

How do you restore on day 11, 12 or 13 if you only keep 10 days?

My dad makes it from twigs in a paint can, that he puts in his woodstove. He mixes it with leaf mulch and household compost to amend his garden. He’s been doing this for years, and his garden seems nice and productive. Any tips or things to watch out for? I have considered that there could be a point where he should stop adding biochar.

I disagree. I have some private trackers, but I never use 'em anymore, mostly due to ratio requirements. I just don’t have the space on my local drive to hold and seed all those files forever. Spending a bit of time on your initial *arr configs, means everything just works, even using all public trackers. I can’t remember the last time my system grabbed a wrong/bad file. Been dialed in for years at this point.

Decades of totalizing propaganda, along with merciless suppression of alternatives.

People are working on it.

Backups are pretty much the only thing I get notifications for. Otherwise, one app or another on my phone will complain if it loses connection to my server.

ntfy

I also provide this type of thing for friends and family for free (because I love them), and because payment would make me feel obligated beyond what I feel like doing. It sounds like you’ve made them aware, which is good. I also tell my friends that I can see what they watch, but that I don’t. You do you, but your meme suggested something unhealthy to me.

Don’t spy on your users. Sure, you’ll happen to see something once in awhile or when troubleshooting, but don’t go looking. It’s bad for you and for them.

Ahh, OK I see. I don’t know why I didn’t realize that before.

Do your apps complain about SSL certs?

Israel doesn’t recognize Palestine as a country.

Really though? When push comes to shove we see them grovel at his feet. Just look at the embarrassment that is Denmark pledging its loyalty to the US and surrendering Greenland.

Loopholes implies rules and laws. It’s abundantly clear that those don’t exist. They have long been a fiction wielded by “the west” against “lesser” states. Iran is trying to ensure its own survival against a determined aggressor. It seems to me that they have been very measured in their self defense. You and anyone else concerned about the flow of oil are better off pressuring the the countries responsible for the situation, than complaining that Iran isn’t capitulating. But hey, you made your choice to be a salty asshole. You’re an adult, and you knew where that would lead you. Take your lumps and get a bicycle, I guess.

Iran is using the leverage it has. Whereas the US can project its destructive power around the globe to slaughter wholesale political leaders and schoolchildren alike, Iran can close a trade corridor. Iran says, “we are under attack. No ships shall pass through these waters. Any attempting will be fired upon.” Before Iran was attacked, there was no restriction on navigation through the SOH. If they didn’t restrict this traffic, they would have about zero leverage to negotiate. Blame the US for creating this situation, and refusing to uphold reasonable agreements.