Dude Navidrome is so great. I hooked my my decades worth of music collection up to it and now I can stream b-side tracks and indie bands that weren’t on Spotify. Plus when I hit random I know it’s actually random and not some algo to sell the newest slop that Spotify is pushing.
Ohh damn, the same dev made Yatse. That’s awesome, I’ve been using that app for years.
Ah, I can’t speak Symfonium’s WebDAV or SMB handling. My music server runs Navidrome that uses the subsonic api. All I have to do is point my music player at my url and I can sync favorites and listen counts across everything, it’s pretty great.
Not FOSS but I use Symfonium to stream music from my Navidrome instance on my NAS while I’m out of the house.
Edit, saw your last comment. What couldn’t you get working?
I like movies.
As a fairly proficient desktop Linux user for many years, I’ve always been curious how much of that knowledge would translate to getting a cert like this. I’m definitely not down playing the significance of these.
I know you said you’re looking for an Android app but have you considered using Home Assistant? I’ve had success with cheap BLE tags I got off AliExpress. I use a few $5 ESP32 chips for various things including BLE tracking. The only thing is I’m not sure how straight forward sending an alarm signal would be. I track if I took my trashcan to the curb on Tuesdays.
I haven’t tried caddy but I’ve heard good things. I’ve used nginx in the past. I’m currently using Traefik and have been for a few years now. Once it’s set up its pretty great.
This is how I set up my reverse proxy and it works really well with wildcard SSL certs. Only need one certificate for as many sites as I want!
This game is insanely addictive.
Well how was I supposed to figure out that my docker node running on libreelec won’t connect to the swarm because the kernel was compiled with out the The Berkeley Packet Filter protocol.
Neat. Can you display a QR code in a tty?
I mean dd claims they can handle a quettabyte but how can we but sure.
That’s a shame. I use the cuda cores on my Nvidia card often and would have liked to see what an open source version on my Radeon was like. I came across a pretty interesting project the other day called Radicle that essential treats a github repository like a torrent.
I’ve never seen this particular error, but CPU stall warnings seem like a fairly common thing. I wouldn’t jump straight to hardware fault, but it’s a possibility.
You’d be making a few concessions, specifically Microphone, and HDMI out in:
https://github.com/AsahiLinux/docs/wiki/M1-Series-Feature-Support
That being said, those wouldn’t deter me personally, especially if I got a good deal on one.
Dude I remember reading the original X-Com manual like it was a novel.
Out of curiosity how does graphene allow you to sand box apps? Is it just disallowing permissions or closer to a vm?
Not sure how long ago you tried it. But my first attempt at an install back in 2021 was so much more complicated than when I did it again in 2024. It’s been rock solid ever since. I use the docker all-in-one method, it’s pretty straightforward. When I went back to college, I decided to use it to organize all my classwork, and it’s perfect for that. I still prefer LibreOffice to author papers though.