It’s in the hbappstore, it’s called Switchfin, here’s the repo

With port forwarding or Upnp, you can also use a vpn like ZeroTier, here’s the link

For me it is like a low cost steam deck, I can play AAA games anywhere with moonlight over the internet and watch my favorite shows on jellyfin (also play switch games), and if I need a pc to edit documents, browse lemmy, etc I boot into my Android SD card.

So, if you want to tinker with a robust and very well supported system, yes, give it a try!

And I asume that there’s no easy way to synchronize them or even setting everything up… Are there any other possibilities?

Maybe, I thought that since it was the same film with the same intros I wouldn’t have that problem.

Is there a guide or something? I can’t find anything about this except a reddit post 4 years old

You just don’t and pray for the best /j

For this things i use Simple Web Server

It’s just one executable and you have a fully running website with your files ready to download

If the server can handle the load, it’s a great idea!

I am running everything in docker compose so I’ve never found a use to it that justifies the waste of power

Oh that’s neat, will take a look! Can you run it on docker?

Nevermind then! Will take a look at it ^^

I was looking for something free that I could host on my machine but thanks, I didn’t know about it

I liked Grafana a lot, but I can’t monitor things like zfs pools with it right?

Thanks for all the help!

I don’t have any redundancy, my system has an SSD (the one being slow) and 2 500Gb HDDs, in the hdds I only have movies and shows so I don’t care is that goes bad.

I have a lot of important personal stuff in the SSD but is new (6 months old) from crucial and I trust that because I don’t have the money to spare on another drive (+ electricity bills) and I trust that I’ll only lose 1-2 files if it goes bad because of the ZFS protection

I’ll try to know more about ZFS and I’ll do it better next time, I see a lot of people pro ZFS so it should be good

Same NAS, same filesystem on an SSD without redundancy

I was thinking about switching to debian (all that I host is in docker so that’s why), but the weird thing is that it was working perfectly 1 month ago

It’s an SSD, that’s what worries me the most

Wow that’s a lot of info, thank you!

Are they cheaper or more expensive than the high density consumer SSDs?

I don’t even know what a zpool scrub is lol, do you have some resources to learn more about ZFS? 1TB pool and 2 500GB pools, with 32GB of RAM, No deduplication and LZ4 compression

Around 70% full with 10% fragmentation

Yeah, but I don’t know how to diagnose it…

Ubuntu server, I want to switch to debian but I don’t know if it’ll be worth it

“We have Breaking Bad at home” The Breaking Bad at home:

That’s very cool, do you have a picture of them?

So my two options are a repairable old gasoline/diesel car or a non reparaible electric/hydrogen car?

Yeah, but I’m not from the US, I’m from a small town in Europe, you can put “all that effort” in both places at the same time because they are 2 completelly different problems

What about people that don’t live in the city where public transportation between towns is trash?

Even better, an open source car!

That’s also true, my bad

I switched to podman half a year ago and it was a mess, I had a lot of compatibility and permission issues also, it’s hard to support red hat after the drama

Thanks! I was looking for a simple guide like this

I was using Invidious but I’m switching to Grayjay

I just trust windows defender lol