Bro I had these jeans that fit JUST right, and were damn comfortable to boot. Man I miss those jeans. Also some adidas superstars, but just the color cause I can have them in other colors and they are still damn comfy.
By understand how/where they collect the emails, wouldn’t it be possible for a coordinated group of people to poison their data so badly it makes this invasive bullshit unreliable?
Immich and paperless like their own data structure. But they both also just keep your files pretty much intact.
So in order:
Since I mostly only use 1 app to manage each “type” of data, I let them have their own folder. Unmanaged files just go on a personal share
By pretty much just accessing the files trough that application. The only way I need to access them in another way is if I need to migrate to another app
I don’t use Nextcloud, but when accessing files, doesn’t it just show the normal folder structure? You can give it access to the “base” folder and see everything if needed.
Two ways: 1. the more important the data, the more mature and hopefully with longer support the app needs to be. Documents and photos are important. Game roms are not. 2. Only choose apps that don’t store the data in a proprietary format. Both paperless and immich like their folder structures and naming, but it’s still pdfs, jpgs and heic underneath. This way of I need to move apps, at most, metadata is lost.
I just backup all of it — app data, files, etc. No real impact.
I have 3 machines running proxmox, and if one of them dies, the other 2 can pick up the slack and spin up the LXCs with the docker services to prevent important services from going down.
Automatically, within a couple of minutes, with little to no data loss.
It was a pain, it maybe is not super reliable, and it’s all running on older hardware. But it is running, with good uptime.
You probably should, debt is only worth having if you are certain you can pay it and it’s below the inflation value. I financed a phone that I could pay because at 0% interest, the value of the monthly payment is less today than it was the month I bought it.
This. Early 2000s pirating was harder and less convenient (no arr stack, no plex/jellyfin) but buying a bunch of dvd’s/cd’s was a lot more expensive, if they even were available, and personally I was pretty broke.
Then streaming came along. It was dope, for a good price you could get good enough quality and quantity, of both music and shows/movies. I stopped pirating.
When I was up to 3 or 4 video streaming services it hit me — I’m paying 40/50 a month, and I STILL don’t have everything I want to watch? This is bullshit.
Went back to pirating, now with all the new software sometimes I’ll download stuff that I have available elsewhere just because it’s all nicely integrated in my setup.
Still don’t pirate music, since music streaming is still convenient — 1 service, pretty much all the music.
Bro I had these jeans that fit JUST right, and were damn comfortable to boot. Man I miss those jeans. Also some adidas superstars, but just the color cause I can have them in other colors and they are still damn comfy.
Have I got news for you: a lot of microscopic other men’s colon has been in your nose even outside of the bathrooms.
Som.of.us are too European to do that, but still want to help
By understand how/where they collect the emails, wouldn’t it be possible for a coordinated group of people to poison their data so badly it makes this invasive bullshit unreliable?
Holy shit, Jack Thompson, now there’s a blast from the past.
Even we follow you from point A to point delusion, the things he exposed are true. It’s a net win.
Fuck lemmy.world in general?
Immich and paperless like their own data structure. But they both also just keep your files pretty much intact.
So in order:
SIDE BONUS: one machine breaks down, got a backup one. This might not be a terrible idea 🤔
I have 3 machines running proxmox, and if one of them dies, the other 2 can pick up the slack and spin up the LXCs with the docker services to prevent important services from going down.
Automatically, within a couple of minutes, with little to no data loss.
It was a pain, it maybe is not super reliable, and it’s all running on older hardware. But it is running, with good uptime.
You probably should, debt is only worth having if you are certain you can pay it and it’s below the inflation value. I financed a phone that I could pay because at 0% interest, the value of the monthly payment is less today than it was the month I bought it.
Moneys. Math.
If the savings yield less % than the installments pay in %, pay off the hard drive. Otherwise… don’t? I dunno seems like a math question
Isn’t it ironic that you post this meme along with complex instructions to fixing a problem in jellyfin?
They didn't. But they also didn't have one.
Don’t forget the FIA! Probably in the bushes masturbating.
This. Early 2000s pirating was harder and less convenient (no arr stack, no plex/jellyfin) but buying a bunch of dvd’s/cd’s was a lot more expensive, if they even were available, and personally I was pretty broke.
Then streaming came along. It was dope, for a good price you could get good enough quality and quantity, of both music and shows/movies. I stopped pirating.
When I was up to 3 or 4 video streaming services it hit me — I’m paying 40/50 a month, and I STILL don’t have everything I want to watch? This is bullshit.
Went back to pirating, now with all the new software sometimes I’ll download stuff that I have available elsewhere just because it’s all nicely integrated in my setup.
Still don’t pirate music, since music streaming is still convenient — 1 service, pretty much all the music.
I also doubt it, but having a lofty goal is not necessarily a bad thing. Aim for the stars, land on the moon type thing.
Asking how I would feel is a bit of a pervy question, can you explain why it’s legitimate?
*In the US
FIFA and the current US administration: name a more shitty duo