Honestly creating playlists is probably the biggest weakpoint of my setup. I generally like to listen to full albums though, and am too lazy to curate my music by anything more extensive than albums.

Gitea, wger, jellyfin, samba, *arr stack, jellyseer

Jellyfin + Finamp has been pretty good for me.

I second Zoneminder, used it at a job way back in the day and it was solid.

That’s an odd way of pronouncing sudo telinit 0

This is very close to my workplace but we have about 17 domains to work across, with a separate account for each. It’s frustrating sometimes, but in the end I get paid the same either way.

I use wger at home and it’s waaaay overkill. Designed for the gym part, probably not the whole package

Am I just a tech-peasant by using Book Reader? It’s not the flashiest but I dig it.

Slackware!!!

I have a friend in a neighboring state that I visit regularly - we’re setting up disparate SANs, one at his location, the other at mine. We each get half the storage space; we back up to the half onsite and overnight the onsite SAN data gets backed up to the offsite. This has nothing to do with mail, but if you can host a mail server on something as inexpensive as a pi then you could have one at multiple locations for redundancy purposes.

Sorry, should have been clearer here; the only application I’m worried about is jellyfin; I also run a fileshare, domain controller, a git instance, and like to have a lab environment to build and tear down servers. I’ll edit the original comment to clear that up.