Gravitywell

My piped instance is still working https://piped.gravitywell.xyz

Nginx was the easiest to setup for me at the time and I’ve no reason to fix what isn’t broken.

Keylogging or screen recording basically.

Not Compatible with what exactly? It works on my 20 year old ipod using rockbox, any modern players should support it.

Since FLAC tend to be around 1444kbps I use 144kbps opus and that makes them abour 10% of the size.

Frp or nginx are both available on openWRT to do what you want.

Depends on your use case but I found a plugin to use openai for dictation in obsidian

I’d just host them in a library only visible to mom and members that would want to view it.

Also consider the unintentionally comedic value of such films, they’re sometimes fun to watch just because of how bad they are.

Linux Mint Debian Edition if you find Debian itself too intimidating.

The nvidia 1650 can’t do AV1 but it can handle hevc just fine, I’m currently using a 1660 on mine and before that it was a 950. Unless you need more than 3 steams at a time you should be able to get it working.

Oh right, so the NAS you can setup with the addon Samba NAS.

DuckDNS will mitigate your issues with not having a staic IP (alternatively theres any number of DynDNS programs you can look into if for example you already own your own domain name)

Nginx-Proxy-Manager allows you to forward ports based on the domain used to connect so, you might not even need it really but if you wanted for exmple to have an address like mysupercoolnas.duckdns,org rediect to one proxmox vm and mycoolassitant.duckdns.org to reditect to HA you could do that. Or you could just have one DynDNS setup and use port forwarding on your router to handle what ports direct to which VM.

how to access the NAS and HA separately from the outside knowing that my access provider does not offer a static IP and that access to each VM must be differentiated from Proxmox.

HA has add-ons for duckns and nginx-proxy-manager which should solve this… Or alternatively use those things in docker or by installing on your host OS.

is Coral really useful with 3 cameras?

Yes if you want object detection

• do you need a Coral in USB or M.2 version?

I’ve only used a USB, I don’t know how to pass M.2 through to the VM but I’m sure theres tutorials out there if you want to.

• are there affordable NUCs with free M.2 slots?

Can’t answer that one.

• won’t proxmox add a layer of complexity with Coral/Frigate/a Zigbee dongle?

Yes, you’ll need to know how to pass through the devices to their respective VMs.

You should be able to use either without any changes. If you have a problem connecting from another system then it’s likely a firewall issue.

Calling out hypocrisy is not the same as defending China and TikTok.

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Namecheap since I have been using them since the 00s and never had any problems.

For automatic stuff I use synching to keep my home an documents in sync.

I don’t normally use samba remotely but I have a wire guard VPN that I connect to if I’m not at home and that gives me access to samba or any other “local” services I might need when away

I use samba for normal usage and rsync for backups.

Comcast can’t even do symmetric speeds. I’m not sure what locations have thier best speeds but in my area, where they compete with the much more affordable but not as large coverage area offerings of fiber. The idea that they could offer even a signle gigabit level service to the majority of their customers is laughable.

I bet it did lead to a lot of confusion especially when you called up for 10GIGABITS and got offered plans in the Megabits with usage limits and overage fees and all kinds of complicated shit. I called in to cancel my service a few months back when i moved to an area with fiber again, they said “we offer gigabit too you know” and i was like , nah you kinda don’t actually, but even if you did its like 3 times as expensive for just the download speeds.