What game is that?

One of a few other docker containers on VM via Proxmox on a cheap Chinese mini PC.

I’ve never liked Jobst. His “Hello you absolute legends” opener always rubbed me up the wrong way.

My small town has just moved to 20 mph and boy it feels slow in a car. However it’s just so much better when I’m on the bike or needing to cross the road. Where I walk my dog I need to cross the road on a bend in the road so cars come quickly. I’ll often run across that section of road because it’s dangerous. Since the change it’s now no longer a problem.

I love it on my road bike. It makes a change for cars to be holding me up. I’m waiting for the day when some driver moans at me for going faster than 20 mph.

It’s definitely calmer. I’m all for it!

Of course. But if you managed to setup Plex then you’ve already shown you have willing to learn…

I main Jellyfin now. I still have Plex for one device that has no Jellyfin client available. But indeed they run side by side sharing the same media.

Worth doing as Plex will keep getting shitter

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Me too. Docker isn’t hard if you use a compose file. It’s easy to read syntax.

Linux server.io has great documentation for their images.

I have Jellyfin and Plex running from the same virtual machine pointing at the same media. If it wasn’t for the one crappy TV I have in my house with no Jellyfin client, Plex would be gone.

Sure. Hence why the fair phone is bigger.

I have a domain and it points to SimpleLogin. I then have 400 aliases that all point to a proton email address which I give out to no one. If I don’t like Proton or want to use Proton and Tuta, I can direct my mail to both at the same time. I can also respond as any of the aliases from either mailbox.

SimpleLogin gives me the ability to point all 400 aliases to a new mailbox in minutes. No more going around every website to use my new email address like I did in the past.

It’s very much a WAN solution too. I use it to push my files to a Pi Zero W that’s 200 miles from my house. I use it as an off site store of my files. The Pi is connected as an untrusted device in Syncthing so that all files sit encrypted at rest.

Honestly. I wouldn’t have to worry about my battery’s health if I could easily swap it out.

Yeah. I have a free account I used for testing. I need to give it another go really. I liked it but it is still not a patch on Google Photos in terms of usability for viewing or finding photos.

Most people are like sheep and just follow the herd.

uBlock Origin does that for free

We have different colours to help differentiate. For example if I have a dentist appointment I know it’s mine as it’s in my colour.

In regards to modifying each other’s calendar. If she has a car service booked in but then needs me to move it, I have the ability to modify her calendar to move it to another date.

I’d like to retain the same ability.

I’ve looked at Immich a few times. I don’t really like self hosting important data as I don’t trust myself to not lose anything!

Thanks for the confirmation! I did a search after posting and found that article.

Do you have any downsides to Proton Calendar? So for your wife’s calendar have you added that into Proton and you can add/modify events?

I wanted to test sharing my calendar with my wife (we use Google which is currently how we share) but you have to have a paid account to share your proton calendar. I’m happy to pay but want to make sure it works before I do!

Just pay for SimpleLogin no? Proton owns SimpleLogin now.

I purchased SimpleLogin before Proton purchased them. I have my own domain configured with all my aliases which all point to a proton email address which I do not give to anyone.

I purposely created my own domain just so I could be flexible in the future and move to another provider if needed.