The one on the left, because I have friends and when they visit they also expect to drink from a glass.
There’s a trend to arrange everything like a sculptures in the louvre. It’s a cupboard, and it has doors for a reason.
This does not spark joy.
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15·1 year agoMy servers are one NUC clone and a 4*16tb NAS. I have a lot of docker containers running constantly and yet cooling has never really been an issue for me. A larger concern is I would rather not see it, so It’s hidden it under furniture. The fans on the NAS have attracted a layer of dust, and one day I might clean it. Kidding. I wont.
My security team involves a bull dog named Sophie, who has never done more than lick any other being, but I’m banking on burglars not knowing this.
7·1 year agoI don’t mind smart products, though I’m not sure what problem is solved by a screen on a fridge. That said, I do hate it when these devices need to rely on the cloud to function, and Ads I can’t tolerate–I usually try to block the DNS address for things that like to spy on me or show me ads.
This sort of stuff damages the Samsung as a brand. It makes me unlikely to consider Samsung for other products like TVs.
I’ll add it to my linked in profile to warn potential coworkers.
I think that’s a pretty good response. More details will probably emerge in the next few days that could change my mind, but for now that gives me a bit of confidence in their platform.
In comparison, a few years ago I was a patient at an IVF clinic in Sydney. I saw some absolutely bonkers security and repeatedly raised it with them. They wouldn’t hear it, and almost expectedly they were hacked and now my sperm count is public information. Their response was delayed and appalling. If my medical records were treated a severely as a streaming platform, I would have been happy.
I get the frustration, but I don’t think its fair to direct it at tourists. I don’t believe for a second that the protestors aren’t at times tourists themselves, and it’s hard to see what directing abuse at random tourists visiting for a week, with no emotional investment or control of Spain’s rental system, could possibly achieve.
Airbnb has been allowed to run unregulated in pretty much every market. Naturally this hurts areas where tourism is a major industry more than others–so again, I get the frustration. But geez, channel that back to people who can actually fix it rather than yelling at foreigners.
EDIT: Sorry I should add, I’m referring to not just this piece of graffiti, but also the similar posts that seem to appear on lemmy every few days.
Trying to be as helpful as I can, I think you might consider streaming (Plex/Jellyfin) and downloading (*arrs) as two seperate concerns.
Arrs:
For now don’t worry about anything other than sonarr (tv shows) or radarr (movies). you can add the more complexity once you get it working.
These *arrs do two main things:
I would create a minimum viable config like this:
[sonarr] ----> [transmission or whatever torrent/nzb client]
at that point you should be able to download tv shows and you can building on it. Next steps might be nzbget, radarr or seerr (which is a very nice way to surface this functionality to your users), or connect things like prowlarr.
The other thing I would say is use something like Docker for this. Easy to make changes that way and provision new services. Here’s my arrs stack’s docker-compose.yml (which is by far not best practice, but it might help you)
services: ############################## # Transport ############################## sabnzbd: image: 'linuxserver/sabnzbd:latest' container_name: sabnzbd extends: file: ../_templates/template.yaml service: large networks: - arrs-edge volumes: - './sabnzbd:/config' - '/media/web/downloads:/downloads' - '/media/web/incomplete-downloads:/incomplete-downloads' - '/media/web/watched:/watched' transmission-openvpn: image: haugene/transmission-openvpn container_name: transmission extends: file: ../_templates/template.yaml service: large networks: - arrs-edge devices: - /dev/net/tun cap_add: - NET_ADMIN ports: - 9091:9091 volumes: - /media/web/torrent-data:/data - /media/web/books-import/torrents:/data/watch - ./transmission/config:/config ############################## # Arrs ############################## radarr: image: lscr.io/linuxserver/radarr:latest container_name: radarr extends: file: ../_templates/template.yaml service: nolimit # environment: # - UMASK=022 volumes: - './radarr:/config' - '/media/movies:/movies' - '/media/web/downloads:/downloads' - '/media/web/torrent-data:/torrent-data' networks: - arrs-edge sonarr: image: ghcr.io/linuxserver/sonarr:develop container_name: sonarr extends: file: ../_templates/template.yaml service: nolimit volumes: - './sonarr:/config' - '/media/tv-shows-1:/tv-shows' - '/media/web/downloads:/downloads' - '/media/web/torrent-data:/torrent-data' - '/media/web/torrent-data/completed/sonarr:/data/completed/sonarr' - '/media/tv-shows-3:/tv-shows-2' networks: - arrs-edge prowlarr: image: lscr.io/linuxserver/prowlarr:latest container_name: prowlarr extends: file: ../_templates/template.yaml service: medium volumes: - ./prowlarr:/config networks: - arrs-edge seerr: image: ghcr.io/seerr-team/seerr:latest init: true container_name: seerr extends: file: ../_templates/template.yaml service: medium volumes: - ./seerr:/app/config networks: - arrs-edge - pangolin-arrs-edge healthcheck: test: wget --no-verbose --tries=1 --spider http://localhost:5055/api/v1/status || exit 1 start_period: 20s timeout: 3s interval: 15s retries: 3 restart: unless-stopped networks: arrs-edge: external: true pangolin-arrs-edge: external: truePlex vs Jellyfin
Everyone one loves to talk about how they use jellyfin, but I suspect many more people quietly run Plex. You should probably try both, but some things to be aware:
Jellyfin:
Pros:
Cons:
Plex
Pros:
Cons:
Personally, I think Plex is best if you want to access this stuff remotely and you haven’t yet configured a reverse tunnel that can stream media. If you have a pangolin, or you’re comfortable opening a port on your home router, or you have no need to stream remotely, then Jellyfin might be worth looking at if for no other reason than its ecosystem of plugins. I have both available remotely, but I use Plex more than I use Jellyfin.