This applies to at least NewPipe and yt-dlp, probably basically every such tool. Also, if you use logged-in cookies and download, they sometimes ban your account! Fun!
What does “not full functionality” mean here, no head movement or you can’t use the cameras? Cus as long as I can play the games I’e got through steamvr I’m happy
To be honest, I don’t think it’s worth the bother. This is just an i3-5 something, and I got all the working parts off of it. But it’s good a good idea, thanks!
However I have no idea what they are, if they’re the problem or some connected component. The label doesn’t return anything, so I think this 'uns a goner :(
My Intel NUC server just died (whenever it's plugged in, it makes a buzzing noise, and the external power LED is off (the internal one is on tho)), so I need a new server box. Any recommendations?
I can salvage the RAM (16 GB DDR4) and hard drive (1TB HDD) off of this one, I believe.
I made myself a python script to automatically tag and download entire albums from youtube at a time. I use syncthing to automatically sync it all. Quality isn’t the best but I can’t tell anyway so
I can understand it tho. What other GUI toolkits have a markup language like HTML? It’s so easy compared to having 50 billion different widgets, adding stuff through code is so verbose…
So, I live with my parents, and I recently (a few months, but I've been using it a lot more the past few weeks) set up a personal home server on an intel NUC I got secondhand (which I wiped and all). We have 2 routers/access points (idk the terminology; two boxes with antennas that we can connect to, both for the same network, one of which is connected to the house internet and the other connected to the first via a 5 GHz connection iirc). My server is connected via ethernet to the secondary AP.
Anyway, my parents have been complaining about my server maybe causing issues with the internet. We've been having issues forever, but this is "new issues", and I can't actually guarantee it's not because of it so I kinda have to look into it. The symptoms are:
- General connection issues (these I'm pretty sure are not any different)
- On one phone, "suspicious activity detected" when connected to the network, automatically disconnecting the phone (this does seem actually new, and potentially actually caused by it)
- On one laptop, refusing to connect/disconnecting automatically.
The most recent significant change to the setup was connecting my server to cloudflare/with a domain name instead of accessing raw ports with a tailscale IP. The setup is:
- Docker containers for everything
- Traefik reverse proxy
- Cloudflare tunnels for each service (IP is dynamic and we're behind a NAT, so this was easiest)
- Only non-login-required service is nginx serving a few kB of plain HTML/CSS.
Because I'm using cloudflare tunnels my external IP has, as far as I know, never been exposed and has never been in DNS.
Could any of this cause these issues, particularly the android warning? If so, is there a fix? If not, what could be causing that?
I have a few selfhosted services, but I'm slowly adding more. Currently, they're all in subdomains like linkding.sekoia.example etc. However, that adds DNS records to fetch and means more setup. Is there some reason I shouldn't put all my services under a single subdomain with paths (using a reverse proxy), like selfhosted.sekoia.example/linkding?
No, but since Canada can regulate/limit the oil and gas it exports, this is still a useful number.
Imports also need to be counted.
Unfortunately climate change is every country’s responsibility to fix, since every bit helps.