I have no collection whatsoever. Everything that I watched gets deleted from the seedbox. A maximum of 900GB are stored on there at any given time. It’s cheap and no hassle to maintain.

82.2W average for which I pay 144.6€/a at the moment. That’s for a Ryzen 7 3700X, some hard drives and SSDs and the fiber connection to my basement. I outsourced 90% of media consumption to a VPS though, that’s another 84€/a.

Aah, the good ol‘ wooden variety

Huh… so you can. That’s interesting, I did not know that. Thanks.

I am still angry at google for killing Play Music. You could upload your own files, back in the day. It was a genuinely awesome and unique product that I used every single day.

That’s exactly it! The sad thing is that it’s more convenient to pirate than get 5+ subscriptions and an extra app on your phone to stay ahead of disappearing content.

You may think they would want to use all that money to make people not need to pirate things. but here we are.

I will do that, once OP contacts me and gives me some measurements.

Drop me a message, i could design that in creo and send you any format you like. Looks like 15 minutes of work, and I love bees 😊

What video?

What did you use Facebook for? I haven’t been on there for a decade, this is a serious question.

Or just give them access to ombi which has great granular controls what users can and cannot do.

That you probably need a VPS for, yes.

You forgot something in your calculations, you don’t need a complete VPS for the *arrs. App hosting/seedboxes are enough for that and you can have them for very, very cheap.

Depending on where you are, a hard drive that runs 24/7 can cost you quite a bit of money (6$/month or even more for just the hard drive). If you consider the upfront cost of a hard drive, the benefit of hosting at home gets even smaller. Nvme is where you really save money hosting at home. Personally I do both, because cloud is cheap and you can have crazy bandwiths.

I’m not sure if you are being serious, but for obvious reasons NO

I abandoned my lifetime plex license long ago. It’s the sunk cost fallacy, some people are immune to it and others aren’t. Quite obviously some people here aren’t, because they still defend plex.

In another comment you complained about the latest commit being made 7 years ago. Just a heads up, this project also seems pretty abandoned.

I use dokuwiki for years now. It’s not that pretty but it works well. No dark mode though afaik