I’m talking about the average person building a media server to cut out monthly streaming or cable costs. They don’t need or even know ZFS.

Like ECC there’s little to no benefit for the average user to use ZFS.

You can’t compare been regions. Most outside of the US get a way more extensive library.

If you look at what OP posted they were paying only $80, which means they raised to $110 so recently that OP hadn’t even gotten that price increase before they raised it again.

It can be far more than “a few extra bucks.” It’s not just buying more expensive ram, but you need a compatible motherboard and processor as well.

What? Unless you’re running an actual commercial scale website, no, nobody needs ECC.

Not sure how you missed out last time they increased the subscription cost. You must have renewed immediately before the increase from $80. That said, I’m out. The Android TV app has been having annoying audio issues and I’ve already cancelled every other service because of pricing.

Capitalist greed.

Lol, it’s owned by Twitter now, it’s just a matter of time.

Next time Rs are in power they are likely to remove democracy from the equation and we won’t see another period of Democrats in power.

Yup, I’ve always had to buy the old stuff from behind the counter as the new stuff never worked.

This says absolutely nothing new about Gizmodo they haven’t already telegraphed loudly to the world.

Don’t worry, if it translates anything wrong the Gizmodo editors will just insult anyone in the comments who points it out.

It’s also worth pointing out that $1,000 per session cost is probably the least bad thing about dialysis.

I think you a word.

Wow, gate keeping self hosting. I guess there’s one in every community.

No alt-text makes me sad. Can’t be an xkcd without it.

I am a very big fan. Just be careful which provider you try to use with it as not all are created equal. I have had good luck with AirVPN.

The container connects to the VPN and only the VPN, now you can route whatever docker containers you want through that container as a network. Now that one VPN connection can serve any container you want.

There’s already a pretty recent post about this on the threadiverse. I recommend checking the discussion there as lots of us are not likely to repeat our comments.

https://programming.dev/post/1123951