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Still one of the best out there!

I would be seriously worried about malware on a random USB stick in the wild…

So this is just a “Manager” for offline websites?

Most calender apps are frontends for caldav…

I use jellyfin for my setup, mostly because I already use it for video.

It can fetch metadata from audioDB or musicbrainz.

I use the Finamp android app to play music and it works really well, even with Android Auto.

It has been fine for my usecase, so I haven’t looked into other solutions.

Almost all RAM and SSD manufacturers have plants or assembly lines in China. So chances are, that whatever you have in your PC right now, is in part manufactured in China. Most hardware supply chains go through China at some point.

In my country we have a website that resells “old” and used server hardware, including HDDs for reasonable prices. Although that has gone up a lot over the last year or so.

Maybe you have something like that in the Netherlands? I recently bought an 18TB drive for around €400.

Storage is just expensive these days. Just like RAM.

No idea. That’s why I wrote “like Immich”. :)

many do. But it is common courtesy (unwritten rule in discussion in the community) to disclose when you do.

Disclaimer: AI assisted by Cursor.

Is not disclaimed anywhere other than cursoragent co-authered the 1 commit in the repo at this time.

I feel grandparents will be most interested in a nice photo solution. So something like Immich with it setup on their phones.

HedgeDoc also seems like an option that could do some of this. Self-hostable and open source (last I checked).

Did you check the render group matches? https://jellyfin.org/docs/general/post-install/transcoding/hardware-acceleration/intel#configure-with-linux-virtualization

I’ll be honest. ProductHunt was not my first guess when I read PH…

You do have the choice to simply not use the AUR. Has nothing to do with using Arch or not.

And no one has ever claimed the AUR to be safe.

Which is why users are recommended to audit the PKGBUILD and related files before building and installing the packages. In the end, what happens during the installation of AUR packages are the users responsibility.

I’ve used a RockPro64 and a Rock Pi 4 for that purpose before. They do it quite well.

The main reason people recommend Raspberry Pi’s when talking SBCs is the software support (OS choices) and comminity size.

No one in the SBC industry beats Raspberry Pi at those things, and they can be quite important ones.

Mobile clients should use QuickConnect for it (statement by the sso plugin maintainer). Else it should work with everything that uses the WebUI.

Jellyfin had a third party plugin for OIDC. It was archived recently, but I heard Jellyfin has plans to implement it directly into the software. 🤞

I setup the IT-Tools mostly for fun. I’ve only used it a couple of times, but it’s a swiss army knife of small practical tools.