Contend6248 @ Contend6248 @feddit.de

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Finally some fucking space for competitors

They are both hacky, but the Docker image is only handling the tasks you want it too, not the whole system, so if it goes haywire it's not as bad.

I would also not recommend running essentially a cracked server OS handling maybe your most important files.

If you insist to use some Synology application there is this solution:

https://hub.docker.com/r/vdsm/virtual-dsm

uBlock Origin and Sponsorblock saving days of my lifetime and DarkReader saving my eyes.

Life is good

They were afraid of bombing on the route to safety so they returned to continued bombing.

Makes sense.

It's not a wall of bombs on the border and you're at risk either way.

What keeps people from fleeing? They are resisting and helping a terror regime.

There it is.

Raytracing is basically non-existing anywhere, it isn't a priority.

If you want to, you can save some disk utilization with Autoscan: https://github.com/cloudbox/autoscan

It essentially gets poked by any *arrs that there is a new folder/file in a certain directory and contacts Jellyfin, which picks that up immediately, you can disable Autoscan in Jellyfin then and your content is quicker to access.

It supports multiple sources and targets, and you can even translate paths, in case it differs between source and target.

One can only dream

True, these companies do us patient gamers a solid one.

It's been easy to transition to one when the releases are majorly hot garbage.

I mean, it's my presence for about a year and a half

They are digital releases, it literally makes no sense at all. Stop preordering and make yourself a calendar entry if you have to.

I mean, it does have infinite less content, because it still lacks of the flood of DLCs, so it can't be better in that not so unimportant regard.

It's just not finished yet, and I have no problem waiting for a year or two, you don't have to defend them.

Nginx Proxy Manager does also manage certificates, it makes it even easier to create separate certificates for different subdomains, which is nice for my sanity.

I don't like that anybody checking out one certificate of any service and get all the subdomains I'm running too, and wildcard certificates are bad practice.

I was running the LS.io Letsencrypt container as it was named before, and SWAG for years, without any problems, it does its job, but then i've tried NPM and it made my life easier, i love the ability to change access rules or proxy settings with some simple clicks too, without having to edit countless config files for simple changes everywhere, that's what ultimately made me stay there.

You don't have to bring out a product with customer support just because you've made small changes, everyone is free to not use it.

It's the other way around in my experience

That option is opt-in on my Pixel, when i read how it works i noped the fuck out

At that point, just use their browser based products.

They have extensive "telemetry" either way.

Please don't let this be another Reddit, i didn't switch because i only wanted to get rid of the platform itself.