peregus @ peregus @lemmy.world

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Thanks!

Thanks a lot for the suggestion, I'll keep that in mind!

Yes, I would install the video cars in the second PCI slot, but the motherboard has an integrated video card, does that count? By the way, I don't have alternatives, if it will not boot, I will not use the graphic card. Thanks!

No, unfortunately I'm no developer at all 🤷🏻‍♂️

I already have the server, it doesn't make any sense to change it. Above all, as someone else has pointed, the 4 lanes are enough for transcoding.

Yes, it's full lenngth. Thanks!

Thanks for your feedback, but I tend to stay away from app that hasn't been updated in a while (that one and all the other GitHub alternatives on F-Droid are years old☹).

Is it open source?

Netflix streams 1080 videos at a maximum bitrate of 5Mbps. 5Mbps * 60 seconds * 90 minutes / 8bit / 1024 = 3.3GB

Thanks!

This is very interesting, thsni thanks! How fast are the base stations? Is it all down to the smartphone speed to connect to a BT device? What smartphone are you using?

100TB??? What the heck did you store in there? A lot of "Linux ISOs", ok, I get it, but how many GB is each? Some may be 10/20GB, but I guess that most of them are about 2/4GB. Some images of old drives, ok (some TB), and then?

Oh...I didn't know :(

What do you dislike about ShareX?

It's also possible to use Telegraf. I use it on different machines that sends data to InfluxDB that are displayed with Grafana

If you'd like to sell a couple of drivers and you're in Europe, contact me.

I second Node Red. I use it on different home automation systems and I'm very happy with it. I've never ever had any problem through updates and some nodes have been operating for at least 6 years.

You've clarified your thought to a normal standard, as you didn't previously. Learn to say "I was wrong" when you are wrong!

Edit: could I have said in the first place that I thought that you were wrong? Probably yes and I'll keep that in mind.

Dude, just chill! I didn't think that your answer made sense in the first place and that's why I've asked why you wrote that sentence. I'm not the one that reply to a comment saying "You're wrong!", unless I'm more than sure about what I'm talking, otherwise, and in this case I wasn't sure and I wanted to know your point. I'm here to give my point of view and also to LEARN from others and this is why I kept asking you what was the need of resolving a DNS in a firewall rule, so that maybe I could start using those rules too. On the other side, if you understood that your answer didn't make sense, you simply could have just said it and not waste mine and your time. I think that we ALL are here to share idea and knowledge and that NO ONE is perfect, me in the first place!

To allow access from a friend you need his public IP, not yours.