This is 95% more information than you can consume or find useful. I cannot get these type of homepages except to have done a thing and feel happy about it. My “homepage” is a link to all my services, but I rarely use it because of that thing in between my ears that allows me to remember what service I want to use.

I don’t think there is a file in my Firefox directory that is Google.com but I get your point, that’s cache tho.

That’s an interesting idea, do I want my website guaranteed to be fully downloaded to someone else’s computer tho lol

Running a singular OS—I like that I can run the same system on my current four computers—two servers, one desktop, and one 12 year old Microsoft laptop.

Selfhosting—It started with an interest in Jellyfin and Qbittorrent, which led to running my own server(s), progressing to wanting to learn more Linux and run a singular OS for all devices. I think this point is focused on an interest in selfhosting.

Control—I don’t like customizing my systems, its a waste of time, but I enjoy having complete control and ownership over them.

Trust and Privacy—I don’t want to use any software that doesn’t respect the user enough to show the source.

Freedom—I believe media, software, and information should be open access to all.

Jellyfin respects your folder structure is what I mean!

Music on my server via Soulseek downloads and shares. I share it via SMB share and Jellyfin with tailscale to all my devices.

People often recommend Navidrome but its lack of care for folders irks me.

My journey began with windows, Jellyfin, and qbit. Nice you have done the same! Only reason I switched to Linux is because I wanted servers and hated unraid

64g of ram is pretty darn powerful already!

I never get this problem…? Download the backup file and encrypt it and be done. Family has the file and/or the password, done.

Run fedora server, download docker, download Portainer, run images same as unraid, profit.

Why would you pay for something, now annually, that is essentially a bad Linux webgui , which can be easily achieved for free with any Linux distro? Outside of mixed drives…

Bro, the joke existed before that Lemmy.world post

As a former unraid user and a certified unraid hater—Finally a problem solved by computers since their inception has been solved by unraid… cannot imagine why one uses unraid outside of having a mixed set of drives and only one device.

So you could say it’s a pain… lol, what I just said

how many days I went to fork from the office

you’re certified?

Can I integrate location history from google maps or my running watch or just my phone? Would be interested just in getting that print out of all my runs

Also—why would someone want location history beyond getting that cool map? What does this add that my selfhosted ability to remember where I went doesn’t?

Immich is certainly the best photo experience but how does it handle on Synology devices?

Ai slop and MIT

Honestly running anything that isn’t Synology made on their devices is a pain. Also, without knowing how old the device is, it’s also a challenge to make a recommendation. As the other user replied Jellyfin is a good one, can run music, movies and tv, and home media too.

Stash is also a good one for grandpa

looks like extreme nitpicking without any real issues beyond some VC funding a FOSS issues.

//whyre you spamming the comment to everyone? its quite alarmist actually