I second this. Tube archivist is amazing and it integrates well with jellyfin

Ok I did not know about this at all. I’ve been just mounting it on the host which has been a bit of a pain at times.

I just did a massive refactor of my stacks, but now I might have to revisit them to do this.

What was it like in the before times?

That actually seems like a solid option. Do you happen to know how well it integrates with Traefik and the like for setting up reverse proxies?

What would you recommend as an alternative? Right now I’m just using them for DNS.

How do you select which one to boot?

The headline has literally nothing to do with the paper it is citing.

The paper is specifically looking at mat machine translation, not generation.

Nowhere does it state that 57% of content is AI generated.

I really need to move my CIFS shares to NFS now that I’ve migrated to linux for everything. It’d probably fix half the errors I regularly have tbh.

You can go to the terminal tab and just run the cli command.

Not perfect, but something to avoid needing to ssh in at least.

This might be a bit late, but from my perception Traefik has a touch more of a learning curve, but it integrates much better with solutions like Authlia/Authentik and Prometheus than Caddy does.

I might be wrong, I’ve never used Caddy, but that’s my perception.

For the benefit of any of Today’s 10,000

Haven’t seen that referenced in a hot minute lol

Relevant xkcd: https://xkcd.com/1053

Fitness data is typically provided by services like Google Fit as non-diagnostic non-medical information. Therefore HIPPA compliance is not required.

https://developers.google.com/fit/terms#hipaa_use_limitations

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So, at least on Samsung, the MyFiles app, the default file browser, allows for network connections via smb.

In my case, I use a vpn to tunnel into my network, and then just use the smb share.

It also allows for FTP and SFTP.

SSHFS also has a windows release.

There’s a weird thing with bind mounts and permissions.

In my case, for my Ubuntu VM to have correct perms for 0:0 (root), the PID and GID in ProxMox’s fstab need to be like 11000:10000 or something.

It’s apparently working as intended that way, but it’s weird.

Right now my TrueNAS is virtualized and I truly hate it. It’s been a constant issue for me.

That said, I can’t afford separate hardware atm. I will be able to soon, but not quite yet lol

I don’t think this would solve your particular use case. However, SSHFS is absolutely amazing for remote smb share access.

I used it on my laptop to access my home NAS for years.

You definitely can. Idk why the commentor above you thinks its local only?

I have two severs I swap between exactly like you describe.