You gave up all privacy when you use the YouTube software.
You gave up all privacy when you use the YouTube software.
Don’t use a VPN to login then. S
Seriously though a VPN doesn’t do much for privacy in the age of Google.
(Better yet, use Newpipe)
I use Alpaca
You also could cool into high core count CPUs.
Could you just secure the physical location?
Do you not live in a safe place?
I’m moving to Podman quadlets for self hosting infrastructure (Forgejo and Woodpecker CI) and Kubernetes for the actual services. I also still need to figure out were I’m going to do SSL terminations.
Nextcloud will be moved to Nextcloud AIO
Maybe git+Jekyll+CD+web server?
You could setup some automation so you just create pages via Git.
You definitely do not want to expose Plex or Jellyfin to the internet.
That’s a great way to get PWD as Plex has had its fair share of vulnerabilities
Port forwarding is almost is to easy to do as people do it without understanding the risk. That’s one of the ways you end up with massive botnets.
You need to forward traffic
SSH is just plain TCP. You probably were trying to use http.
Is there a physical phone that’s just a USB device?
If so then you could connect a phone to a PC or tablet
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I would go Forgejo all day every day
That’s fair
However I have to say the HDhomerun has been fantastic. It is a simple device that provides a local web API that allows devices on the network to request a channel stream. My device died after a few years and they replaced it for free.
If Plex works for you that’s great. However if your current setup breaks I would look into the HDhomerun
I use the HDhomerun
There are plenty of VPN solutions.
Get something like Netbird and share the port.
I’ve used it for about 2 years and it has been mostly stable. The only major issue I had was about a year and a half ago where it got stuck in a infinite crash due to a corrupt database. It was a known bug that was fixed.
You absolutely need to be careful sharing your own media with people outside your household as that’s probably illegal. If you still need to you can setup a VPN.
The Jellyfin music player has recently seen a lot of love
No, I don’t think so
If you are going to do that stuff use a hardened browser with Ublock Origin
Rookie move
No, it is YouTube software
It is entirely dependent on Google services which are all proprietary JavaScript.
They can screw you in all sorts of ways and they gather every bit of data they can.