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Is addi7ed also good?
Is addi7ed also good?
Does jellyfish not transcode on the fly?
Wildcard SSL subjects make sense as the certificate is public. But how does wildcard DNS help? They aren’t public other than the requests coming from the client which don’t use wildcard anyway.
Can someone explain the benefits of LXD without the opinionated crap?
My dude. Even 4K video is ~50mbps, you don’t need to worry about this as much as you do.
How is that annoying and how else would you expect that to function?
If the data is local doesn’t it still stream over http?
Is there not a housing regulation against having electric outlets in wet rooms?
Helped by Steam having regular demo centered events. Which are awesome!
Windows asks for this permission when a program needs to accept unsolicited incoming network requests. Not something a browser normally requires.
I’ve been running https://demo.scrypted.app for a few months. It’s pretty slick.
I’m paying for the fact it’s popular with submitters so has the most subs available (this could change with the recent announcement, we’ll see) and an API that allows automated download of subtitles including matching of the scene file that is being played, supported by Jellyfin/Plex.
Is there another, free, as popular resource with an API? If so, please share.
True, but some scene members strip the subs from the media, although it’s getting rarer these days.
I also use Bazarr to fetch SDH subtitles which include subtitles for background sounds and the names of who is talking.
I agree that ideally subtitles should be included on all, but we don’t live in a perfect world.
My wife is deaf. So subtitles are a deal breaker for any media implementation I implement.
That is why I pay for open subtitles. I get no ads, continued access after this change and I’m helping maintain a service we use daily.
Do you use subtitles
I used to use postfix, dovecot, spamassassin. I then moved from dovecot to exchange for better web client and sharing capabilities. I got fed up with the constant chasing of patches for Exchange that needed more than just an installer, they needed reg fixes, DNS updates, certificate changes etc. I ended up moving my family to 365 with free licenses to spare me the hassle.
Monitoring is the key. I use Zabbix, but essentially you want to gather metrics and report on issues.
Once things are set up and working, even with 10s of VMs and applications, it’s quite reliable. The biggest things that catch you out are updates breaking functionality, updates requiring additional manual steps, running out of disk space or expired certificates.
I find I get a spurt of energy to recreate or implement a new system every few months but things just tick over in the meantime.
To take your analogy, it could be someone hosts a collection of material in your yard and invites all the pedos to use your yard to see and share other material.
Would rm be okay if you regularly fstrim?
It’s been a while since a power cut affected my services, is this why?
I remember having to troubleshoot mysql corruption following abrupt power loss, is this no longer a thing?