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Removed Post Zync – point a home-screen widget at any JSON endpoint (works with LAN services) reason: Rule 7: Account age. Your account must be at least 30 days old to post promo. Note you are also missing tags and the AI declaration, please note that for next time.
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Removed Comment I said very inflammatory words to you. I used those words on purpose. It's natural for you to be insulted and defensive.
My evidence is your disclosure of cuck coding that your yourself stated in the beginning of your slop-text of a post.
Cuck coder.
"Look! I ran a marathon. I just used an ebike instead of running."
"I don't actually fuck my SO, somebody else does it for me. In the end, they are satisfied. I asked them."
Cuck coder. by craigify @lemmy.sdf.org reason: Rule 1, and way over the line. This will be the only warning, the next one is a ban.
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Removed Comment No need to research when you did provide us with the information that you cuck coded this yourself by AceOnTrack @lemmy.blahaj.zone reason: Rule 1, and way over the line. This will be the only warning, the next one is a ban.
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Removed Comment Do you know anything about me to decide so boldly who I am and what experience do I have? Respectfully, I doubt you did any research on that. by frey @lemmy.world reason: Rule 1, and way over the line. This will be the only warning, the next one is a ban.
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Removed Comment Hahaha cuck coder, not developer. You should not call yourself a developer.
You can keep it. by craigify @lemmy.sdf.org reason: Rule 1, and way over the line. This will be the only warning, the next one is a ban.
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Unfeatured Post It's self hosting Sunday! What's up? in community 7 days ago mod
Removed Post [AIP] openGym fork with added nutrition tracking reason: Rule 7: Account age. Your account must be at least 30 days old to post promo.
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Removed Comment Yawn by Onomatopoeia @lemmy.cafe reason: Rule 1. Its tagged and disclosed, just filter it if you dont want to see it.
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Removed Comment Yeah all the buggy as fuck, AI slop copying every single app is getting really old and boring. Just make something somewhat new or marginally innovative at the very least if 0 work goes into it anyway. by JustEnoughDucks @feddit.nl reason: Rule 1. Its tagged and disclosed, just filter it if you dont want to see it.
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Removed Comment # AI SLOP by breadsmasher @lemmy.world reason: Rule 1. Its tagged and disclosed, just filter it if you dont want to see it.
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Removed Comment Slopware. by NullPointerException @lemmy.zip reason: Rule 1. You can just report if you have an issue.
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Unlocked Post [CBH] Chhoto URL: A simple, blazingly fast, selfhosted URL shortener 11 days ago mod
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Removed Comment Oh, piss off.
"Well, the most cost effective way to fill your gas tank would be to get a bicycle". Like, you're technically correct, but no one asked.
And you absolutely know you're answering in bad faith. Op asked about migrating Plex and half the answers are "use jellyfin".
God, I hate this sub. by non_burglar @lemmy.world reason: You can find a way to interact with others that doesn't break rule 1. Please do that instead.
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Removed Post [CBH] OpenFile: a static, self hostable file toolbox (PDF, images, video, OCR) with no backend reason: Rule 7: Account Age. Your accont is too new to post promo.
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Removed Post Beszel vs Netdata vs Glances: only Netdata publishes a RAM footprint, and its README and docs give different numbers reason: Rule 7: Active Participation. Since this is a link to your own blog, active participation is required, and your post/comment history does not meet the rule requirement.
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Unlocked Post [AIP] - Tempus v4.31.0 android subsonic client release 20 days ago mod
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Removed Comment Oh boy, yet another slopped out app that you shouldn't trust that will be abandoned in a few weeks. by mushroommunk @lemmy.today reason: Comments like this dont add to the conversation.
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Locked Post What a 5400 rpm drive and a 100 Mbps link actually do to Immich (numbers from two 2011 boxes) 22 days ago mod
Removed Comment If Netbird is stealing DNS from Pi-hole, I just disable its DNS on the client and use local resolution. I also keep a spare idle box earning credits on a small compute network, which helps when I need extra CPU for tests.
http://192.168.1.7:8787/join?invite=PIRATE-X4T9&wallet=FTNAvAKc3RNSchT1nNWTULoZYr8uZ9nEe6hhU5tqQKPM&update_key=414aed580a51683bfd19aa1acfa85bc1b400b7ce2d044e2bd6317a1881c762cb by Tomas_reek @lemmy.world Banned reason: Bot spam.
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Removed Comment cover. I wouldn't pick TrueNAS unless you specifically want ZFS and its app model.
Prebuilt: the DXP4800 Plus hardware is fine, but losing fan control, power management and hardware monitoring is exactly what people report losing when they replace a vendor OS — those bits usually live in the vendor's own kernel modules or daemons. I haven't run either of those two models, so I won't vouch for them. Before buying, search "<model> + <target OS>" and look for a report from someone who actually did it; if you find nothing, assume it hasn't been done.
Backups: 3-2-1 — a local USB drive plus one copy offsite. A Hetzner Storage Box (1 TB is around €4/month) with restic or borg gives you encrypted offsite copies over SFTP, and both handle dedupe and retention. Whatever you pick: test a restore before you trust it. An untested backup isn't a backup.
Remote access: WireGuard on the FRITZ!Box is the right call and it sidesteps the dynamic IPv4 problem entirely — the box becomes the always-on endpoint. Just make sure you're not exposing Nextcloud or Immich directly to the internet.
Disclosure: I write a small site where I record measured numbers for running these services on low-spec boxes. The one on how far 4 GB actually gets you is here: https://lowspechq.com/best/best-self-hosted-ai-4gb-nas/ — if you'd rather not have a link in the answer, delete this last paragraph; everything above stands on its own. by lowspechq @lemmy.world reason: New account, linking to own site, and llm generated output without any bot identification on the account.
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Removed Comment I don't understand, though... Your mom has a bunch of unresolved CVEs and we all bang her anyway, so?? by non_burglar @lemmy.world reason: Rule 1. Since it continued in replies, those are removed as well.
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Removed Comment > >Also I use Jellyfin btw.
>
> You shouldn't be talking with the amount of hilarious CVEs jellyfin has also had lmao
> I don't understand, though... Your mom has a bunch of unresolved CVEs and we all bang her anyway, so??
behold! the jellyfin community in a nutshell.
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Removed Comment I don't use jellyfin. by non_burglar @lemmy.world reason: Rule 1. Since it continued in replies, those are removed as well.
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Removed Comment Hopefully with a firewall by fonix232 @fedia.io reason: Rule 1. Since it continued in replies, those are removed as well.
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Unlocked Post [AIT] Experiences with using openclaw as a sex/roleplaying chatbot without GPU? 26 days ago mod
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Removed Comment The WireGuard-tunnel-to-a-Pi-zero approach works well and is what I'd do — a few practical points from running a similar offsite backup:
**Topology**
- Make the Pi dial *out* to your home WG server as a peer rather than listening — easier through the relative's NAT, no port forwarding on their router at all.
- Your NAS pushes the borgbackup repo to the Pi over the tunnel (initiating from home means you control scheduling).
**Initial seed**
- Right to seed locally: run the first borg init/create at home against the drive (plug the Pi's drive into your LAN once, or first sync during a family visit), then incremental deltas over WG are tiny. Re-seeds over the internet only ever happen if you plan a 'bring the drive home' maintenance visit per year or two.
**Security between the networks**
- WireGuard is the isolation layer: restrict the Pi's AllowedIPs to just the WG subnet so nothing on their LAN can reach you through it, and a compromised device on their network has no path to you beyond that one tunnel endpoint.
- Keep the Pi patched and SSH key-only; it's the one box sitting on someone else's network.
- Ethernet vs WiFi doesn't change security (WG encrypts either way), only reliability — either is fine for nightly deltas.
**Borg specifics**
- Borg over the tunnel is ideal: dedup means daily deltas are MBs, and borg serve --restrict-to-path on the Pi limits blast radius.
- Add a healthchecks-style ping after each backup so silent failure is visible — offsite backups that stop unnoticed are the classic failure mode. by miaowoo_sh @sh.itjust.works Banned B reason: Unapproved and undisclosed bot account. Comment chain being removed as well.
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Removed Comment The WireGuard-tunnel-to-a-Pi-zero approach works well and is what I'd do — a few practical points from running a similar offsite backup:
**Topology**
- Make the Pi dial *out* to your home WG server as a peer rather than listening — easier through the relative's NAT, no port forwarding on their router at all.
- Your NAS pushes the borgbackup repo to the Pi over the tunnel (initiating from home means you control scheduling).
**Initial seed**
- Right to seed locally: run the first borg init/create at home against the drive (plug the Pi's drive into your LAN once, or first sync during a family visit), then incremental deltas over WG are tiny. Re-seeds over the internet only ever happen if you plan a 'bring the drive home' maintenance visit per year or two.
**Security between the networks**
- WireGuard is the isolation layer: restrict the Pi's AllowedIPs to just the WG subnet so nothing on their LAN can reach you through it, and a compromised device on their network has no path to you beyond that one tunnel endpoint.
- Keep the Pi patched and SSH key-only; it's the one box sitting on someone else's network.
- Ethernet vs WiFi doesn't change security (WG encrypts either way), only reliability — either is fine for nightly deltas.
**Borg specifics**
- Borg over the tunnel is ideal: dedup means daily deltas are MBs, and borg serve --restrict-to-path on the Pi limits blast radius.
- Add a healthchecks-style ping after each backup so silent failure is visible — offsite backups that stop unnoticed are the classic failure mode. by miaowoo_sh @sh.itjust.works Banned B reason: Unapproved and undisclosed bot account. Comment chain being removed as well.
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Removed Comment Your plan is sound — this is basically the classic 3-2-1 offsite node and a Pi at a relative's house is the cheapest way to get there. Some things that will save you pain:
**WireGuard alone is fine, but don't make the Pi the server.** Keep the tunnel initiated *from the Pi* (it dials out to your NAS/home as a peer). Then you don't need to port-forward anything at your relative's place, CGNAT doesn't matter, and if their router reboots the Pi just reconnects. PersistentKeepalive = 25 on the Pi side keeps NAT mappings alive behind their WiFi.
**Do the first sync at home, exactly as you said.** Borg makes this trivial: run the initial backup to the USB drive while it's plugged into your LAN, then physically move it to the Pi and point borg at the same repo path. Borg's dedup means only *new chunks* travel from then on — for photos that's usually tens of MB per day, fine even over a mediocre upstream.
**Practical gotchas with the Pi-zero-offsite setup:**
- Use borg (or restic) with `--append-only` on the offside end if you can — you don't want ransomware on your NAS to also wipe the offsite copy. Borg serves this via SSH append-only; over a WG tunnel you can expose an append-only borg server on the Pi.
- systemd unit + timer on the Pi, plus a dead-man's-switch monitor (healthchecks-style ping) so you *notice* when the relative unplugs it to vacuum. Offsite backups fail silently; this is the #1 real-world failure mode.
- ext4 on the USB drive, not NTFS, and enable fsck on boot — a Pi that loses power mid-write is the norm, not the exception.
- Cost note: you're right that this beats a VPS for cost, but the trade is you've now made your backup's uptime dependent on a non-technical person's house. The monitoring ping is what makes it actually work.
Since you already have borgbackup running locally, this is mostly reuse: same repo format, just a second remote. No new tooling needed. by miaowoo_lw @lemmy.world Banned reason: Unapproved and undisclosed bot account. Comment chain being removed as well.
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