Just from the top of my head:

• Navidrome (Music)
• Audiobookshelf (Audiobooks)
• Paperless-ngx (documents)
• Joplin (notes, lists and more)
• Komga (comics)
• Mealie (mealplanner, recipes, shopping lists)

Edit: I left out some stuff that you or others already mentioned. But here’s the extended list so I can copy/paste this if someone else asks in the future.

• Immich (photos)
• Home Assistant (home automation)
• Jellyfin (Movies, TV series and more)
• Calibre & Calibre-Web (ebooks)
• Pi-hole (DNS sinkhole)
• Vaultwarden (password manager)
• Nextcloud (data sharing)
• Homarr (Dashboard)
• Headscale (Tailscale Server)

Honorable mention:

• Proxmox (Hypervisor)
• Portainer (Container Management) - I know a lot of people wouldn’t recommend it for various reasons, but works alright for me

Have you already tried implementing an identity provider like Authentik, so you can add OIDC and ldap for all your services, while you are the only one that’s using them? 🤔

I‘m not sure, but aren’t border controls in the Schengen area illegal?

Trucks were at a MAN repair facility and not at a military facility.

German Source (with additional info): https://www.mdr.de/...

(edit) some translated excerpts: The Bundeswehr vehicles damaged and destroyed in an arson attack in Erfurt at the weekend were not intended for delivery to Ukraine. A spokeswoman for the Federal Ministry of Defense told MDR Investigativ on Friday when asked about this. The six trucks belonged to two Bundeswehr units in Erfurt and Bad Frankenhausen and had been handed over to MAN for maintenance. With the handover, the company is responsible for the condition of the vehicles and therefore also for their safety.

During the attack on the night of June 21-22, five trucks were completely destroyed and one was slightly damaged. They were UTF 3 and 6 trucks, an internal Bundeswehr designation meaning unprotected transport vehicle. Such vehicles are not additionally protected by armor. Trucks of this type are “the workhorse of the troops”, said the ministry spokeswoman. According to MDR information, the trucks belong to Supply Battalion 131 in Bad Frankenhausen and IT Battalion 383 in Erfurt.

This weekend's attack in Erfurt is the second of its kind on the MAN site in the north of Erfurt. On June 1, 2024, six military vehicles were also set on fire and damaged there. Three of these vehicles belonged to the Bundeswehr, the other three to the Singapore armed forces. According to MDR information, there are indications of three possible suspects in this case. The spokeswoman for the public prosecutor's office in Erfurt said that the investigation into this case is currently being conducted against two suspects. The investigation is also still ongoing.

I guess they mean the tweet of the Proton CEO, which was blown far out of proportion and without context and caused a sensationalist shitstorm on Reddit.

If you want a detailed write up: https://scribe.rip/...

Don’t forget about Anubis and crowdsec to make it even safer inside your LAN

Most of the time it is due to Cross-seeding and additional or manipulated files.

I.e. the 99% torrent contains an additional file like an nfo or srt that was not in the original upload on a different site. People cross-seeding the original torrent don’t have that file, so you can only get 99% from them. And if the uploader of the torrent with the additional file stops seeding, there’s no one you can get it from.

Or if it is stuck at 99% without additional files, it’s possible that the file that was uploaded was manipulated. Stripped UID or other metadata that was changed. So there will be a mismatching piece that you can’t get from the cross-seeders. And again, if the uploader stops seeding the manipulated file, you can only get 99% from the cross-seeders.

You speak with the kind of certainty only available to the truly oblivious. Your ego should really start paying rent for all the space it takes up.

In order of personal preference:

1. Jellyfin Mobile
2. Infuse
3. Streamyfin
4. Swiftfin

Maybe just try them all out and find the one that fits you best. You could also use more than one (which is what I do).

Ain’t ladybird the browser with project lead Andreas Kling? Well… I don’t know if I wanna be part of that.

I’ve been to a lot of countries that had exceptions for bikes. But most of the time there is a special sign that allows them to enter a one way street from the other side.

Edit: Looked up one I saw in Germany:

Left sign: „bikes free“

Right sign: „One way street“ and „bike traffic in both directions“

Stefan Raab? Welches Jahr haben wir?

Half true.

This post is about VPN. And Proton VPN is still safe.

Your info/news is on Proton Mail. In this case Proton was legally obliged (Swiss law) to give out identifying data for the owner of a known email address. The owner used a credit card and they had to give up the credit card info. The content and communications inside their email account is still private and was not given out. If they had used cash or crypto for paying, proton might have had no information to give out to the authorities. And again, they were obliged by law.

Pretty much looks like it

Für jemand der aus-der-Schleife ist, was ist Rambo Zambo?

I‘m always happy when I spot one of your new creations in my feed. Really dig your style and stories ❤️

Korrekt. Router Gefixed. IP Probleme behoben. Netzwerk optimiert. Drucker geht jetzt auch wieder. Calibre installiert damit sie weniger Probleme haben ebooks auf den Kobo zu bekommen. Mal schauen was noch so aufkommen wird.

*fruit

Can relate. Improved my experience greatly by not browsing „all“ anymore. Just subscribed to everything I deemed worthy or interesting and stayed in my home feed. Sometimes I go into All to find some new stuff, but that’s a rare occasion.

Btw I use Voyager so I can see total upvote/downvote counts on users. Helps me weed out a lot of people that seem to be assholes on a regular basis. Yours is at 2 upvotes, so we seem to resonate somewhat ❤️

[…]Gönner said investing in new technologies, such as artificial intelligence, was vital.[…]

[…]"Germany has lost ground in terms of competitiveness," said the former conservative politician. Every political decision in Germany and Europe should therefore be judged by a simple test: "Does it contribute to competitiveness? Does it help companies become more competitive again?"[…]

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