Show Notes
Plus an update on Jellyfin January.
Activity
@monty
6,000 sats
Jan 24 2023
Hey guys! Short time United State Air Force listener here, less then 2 years. I have listed to every episode of LUP, Selfhosted, LAN, and the Extras. I love all of them and can't wait for a north east meet up so I can maybe join. You've sparked my tinkering interest with the wz_mini_hack in episode 88. I'm struggling to find a ethernet to USB adapter that will work though. Can you guys suggest one that's worked for you?
P.S. enjoy the sats, and keep up the great work!
@magnolia_mayhem
Jan 27 2023
Hey! What AFSC?
@magnolia_mayhem
4,000 sats
Jan 14 2023
Let's be real. I might as well retract my entry. We all know who's getting that drive.
@genebean
2,222 sats
Jan 14 2023
I love my UniFi gear and absolutely recommend it
@prozak
2,222 sats
Jan 19 2023
and now it is time for le boost. Happy Coder 500 ;)
@genebean
2,222 sats
Jan 14 2023
for hotel rooms, I bought a small Roku that is not a stick, but instead uses a hdmi cable, and use it exclusively for travel. it has my accounts signed in and doesn’t require me to give the hotel any of my streaming account info.
@escott
2,222 sats
Jan 18 2023
tHAT'S qUAKERS! 1st time ever communicating with any media entity, ever. & ya, long itme listener. :) Everything on a pi! Apache, Jellyfin, Nextcloud, Wikimedia... The Jfin video processing is done on a Nvidia Jetson Nano 2GB and don't tell anyone but... my media is still hosted on a Win7 machine & shared out to the pi. Shhh!!! But hey! That pi is running tailscale and I can acces it from anywhere! Got another 8GB pi running Umbrel w/... well pretty much everything that's not bitcoin related :)
@genebean
2,222 sats
Jan 14 2023
Chris - matter / Zigbee does overlap with Wi-Fi channels… https://www.metageek.com/training/resources/zigbee-wifi-coexistence/ details this.
@genebean
2,222 sats
Jan 14 2023
k3s is awesome and I’m glad to see you all playing with it
@hydragyrum
1,701 sats
Jan 15 2023
Loving the jellyfin january challenge, I've been using jellyfin myself for a while but never got into anything fancy with it. Seeing all the features you guys use or want has given me some great insight into improving my own setup - and reminded me that it's been a long time since I rewatched ENT
@jorel69
1,337 sats
Jan 16 2023
Hi gang, love your Jellyfin January challenge and hope the trend would continue through the year. Regarding donations and supporting projects: last year I decided on a specific amount of $ which I would donate each month to a project which a) I use extensively b) I would be very sad if it dissappeared c) doesn't have a comercial way to get funding. This year, jellyfin takes the funds for the first month :D thank you for the amazing content
@oaguy1
1,000 sats
Jan 17 2023
Love the show! It’s inspired me to take on some new projects and are starting to require a proper storage solution. I’m considering a consumer NASes from Synology and TerraMaster as well as contemplating building out a server with 4 3.5” drives. What is your opinions on consumer/pro-sumer NAS appliances where size and noise are at the top of my list? Ideally it needs to fit under a nightstand and not keep my wife and I awake at night. Any insight is appreciated, keep up the amazing work!
@mrmr
Jan 17 2023
i can take this one (long-time RAID/NAS user). #1: clean power. you absolutely NEED a UPS. To leave NAS unattended (we all do, right?) you should get them talking to each other. #2 be VERY careful with RAID5. suggest you don't go over 1.5TB each drive. Even 1TB drives will take long time to rebuild any dropped drive. I now use RAID6 so even if a drive fails during an array rebuild, it still chugs away. #3 avoid RAID10, its not 1995 anymore #4 RAID is *NOT* a backup. Offsite backups are king. :)
@wolfman2g1
500 sats
Jan 16 2023
I ram 3 Intel NUCs with K3S Longhorn uses external 1TB usb hard drives. then I run metal-lb. I run FRR on opnsense my k3s servers peer with opnsense. so when I stand up a new service they ip of the services gets advertised back into my main network and I can then point dns to that ip. I’ve also integrated let’s encrypt for things that want to run behind my ingress service. been stable for about a year now
@wesgraba
500 sats
Jan 14 2023
+1 for Star Trek talk. Also excited for alternative Wyze Cam firmwares - can't wait to try this and get a little more control over stuff I use every day.