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If you set up ipv6 on the jellyfin server, you’ll be connected locally to your server because with ipv6 even if you use a domain name, if the server is in your lan it’ll connect locally to it.
If you set up ipv6 on the jellyfin server, you’ll be connected locally to your server because with ipv6 even if you use a domain name, if the server is in your lan it’ll connect locally to it.
I have a life and that’s why I use Linux because I don’t have 3h to wait for a single forced windows update
He was president during covid so no shit.
That’s what makes me dislike more and more the FOSS community because it seems none of the FOSS devs have seen a women in their life and have very sus kinks.
I just setup kasm workspaces and it’s been awesome for anonymously using a web browser.
Which orange ? I’m with orange Belgium.
I used it when I was running my server on windows but now I use nginx proxy manager it doesn’t get easier than that.
I use Linux because I care about privacy.
You use Linux because you want to rice.
We’re not the same.
Being on the right side of the political spectrum doesn’t mean you’re fascist just like being on the left side doesn’t mean you’re communist.
Middle click for minimize and double click for maximize
As a beginner myself I would recommend you installing portainer (a gui for docker) and if you need compose files I have them for all of my services on my GitHub.
Android and chromeos are as much Linux as macOS and iOS are FreeBSD
So he went out to touch grass literally
You mean something like opnsense ?
As someone who hosts my own dns server I can confirm that I can see everything that is accessed but the not the whole url, I can see the base url like if you access YouTube, I’ll see that you pinged YouTube.com, what you received exactly I don’t know but I can tell that you went on YouTube.
Wait people don’t just install arch to say that they use it ?
Happy to be a fedora user.