I used yunohost for a bit and while it was easy setup, it wasn’t easy to troubleshoot weird errors because hardly anyone uses it.

I’d recommend setting up:

• debian with a desktop environment to start with
• figure out how to ssh into it from your main machine and maybe how to use tmux
• docker and how docker works
• self-hosting services using docker

Thanks for explaining this all! Super interesting thing that I knew existed but had no idea how it worked! Makes a lot of sense!

Copyparty looks like awesome software that I have absolutely no use for nor the time to set it up but I still want it haha. The video demonstration was really impressive if you haven’t seen it yet.

(btw It’s pique not peak)

Ah sweet! Good to know, thanks!

What is the point of this type of service if you’re not getting it to automatically load and restart containers?

Does it notify you of newer container images or something?

I never bothered to set up watchtower because I didn’t want it to just apply updates before I could read the changelog. But maybe I was confused about its purpose.

Not to worry, just make sure to change guid and puid to 1000 then restart the container

Yeah much easier, that’s why I switched, I can’t quite remember the specifics now because it’s just worked for the past few months but it lets you set up the file naming and folder structure in a way that Plex can handle.

Yeah I switched from tubesync to pinchflat and haven’t looked back. Much more friendly UI.

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I had to do a module programming in VHDL for my EE degree.

Every time I see it mentioned anywhere I have a compulsion to scream: FUCK VHDL AND ITS FUCKING ERRORS! NO YOUR ANALYSIS & SYNTHESIS IS UNSUCCESSFUL!

I did not pursue a career in electronics…

This is a cool bot! Thanks dev!

You can also switch the theme to base16 to use your term colours

Completely misses the point that the moderators rely on these third party tools to moderate for free and that reddit will turn into a cesspool of spam without them.