yes my world will burn when they crack into my jellyfin instance and magically break out of its docker container and then what? goo nowhere on its vlan?

literally thousands of self-hosted jellyfin/emby instances and the support forums are just chocked full of people getting hacked via it! so many!

oh wait, no there arent

oh noes! im so ddead!

eh, maybe. for me it was opening a port and adding a dns record. took me all of 4 minutes

im kinda lucky in that my isp uses ‘sticky’ ips so while its not static, ive had the same ip for 5 years

friends don’t let friends use plex.

its paywalling yourself

im a firm believer in task appropriate stuff… 24/7 server apps should be on a dedicated server box… network storage should only perform storage tasks. i wouldnt use a primary workstation also as server cuz i want to do crazy shit on my workstation. i wouldnt ever want to interfere with my ‘production’ stuff on the server.

ive been quite happy running a headless server and various nas boxes for storage redundancy… my home related i.t. tasks are very minimal now that everything is solidly automated.

https://fedidb.com is good for picking an instance with a substantial user count and shows how long the instance has been running.

id love to get that domain and rebuild it with mbin

how is that not common sense… its not like the (very good) reasons people have to not come here are going to evaporate at the end of the summer.

the u.s. is a failed democracy… a fascist police state no one should come to visit

its a traffic volume issue, not a moderation tool.

oh you sweet summer child

oh, in that case republicans make you president

yep. trivial to make an account. tons of temp email services out there

yep.

several instances have had to lock it due to ai scrapers.

https://fedia.io/modlog

when will they learn you cant negotiate with terrorists?

i feel this… i donate time to senior citizens, and its mostly mint upgrades from windows as they do not want to have to update their windows machines.

its very easy. they know many of their users are not experts.

ive been through many of these upgrades and have a dozen or so machines runnin mint… upgrading has never gone sideways on me. its one of the benefits of mint. their upgrade processes are very well tested.

imagine your mom using an llm to write an app…

ha yeah… not having to make a 340 mile round trip instead of the hundreds of feet to the nearest router will do that