The actual problem, from an anarchist-anarcho capitalist sense, is that capitalism is morally incompatible with the state or a government conceptually, because given the nature of capitalism—and moreover people in general—free enterprise will also take hold of this all powerful monopoly that is the state, and then pervert it to its own ends.
Hence, crony capitalism.
Arguably, whether capitalism or socialism, when combined with a State, both break down rapidly.
No one wins.
What is the software setup when you’re actually configuring the minipc/box? Beyond the hardware architecture of the local network, what is the actual stack I should be pursuing and how is it implemented?
For example: I read lots of great things about OPNsense, Wireguard, DietPi… but I don’t know what the exact stew should be and how to set it up ELI5 style.
I was lazy in my langauge. I meant DOCSIS modem -> router/firewall with everything -> access points or hardlined ethernet recipients. Current setup is Arris dedicated (non-wifi) 3.1 to Linksys mesh.
99% of demands are local network performance. No mega streaming needs or huge external traffic. Upload on wireguard (Jellyfin or otherwise) will be pretty limited to a single user at once. But this is not critical. Local network is my usecase.
I am 500/50, will probably up to fiber as soon as it’s available. But again not a lot of external traffic, hyper limited.
So get a switch between the router/minipc/whatever and the rest of the local network instead of many on-board ethernet?
What do I need to run Kimi? Does it have apple silicon compatible releases? It seems promising.
For media, I use Jellyfin on an M1 MacMini.
How do you get around RAM requirements on SBC home servers with little devices like this? I am often streaming 4K files and the encoding/decoding can sometimes be mildly intensive depending on the file.
Considering both Plex and Tailscale are going toward VC exits, Headscale and Jellyfin is the only FOSS way atm.
Buy an LG Smart TV and use the WebOS version of Jellyfin. That’s the best I’ve achieved.
Is there a more detailed guide to this practice and the pros/cons?
On M1 Mac Mini.
Voyager
It’s not ethical or unethical—but your framing makes it inherently from POV of some assholes, so it kinda renders the whole hypothetical moot.
People can allocate their assets as they please. Every situation is unique. In your situation, it sounds like the parents were narcissistic assholes with a disabled child.
I’m just happy someone is watching OU play. Boomer sooner.
We suck, UT wins it all.
Top 10 lemmy comment IMO.
Joined the TestFlight!
Jellyfin and self host!
Did you go to Settings in your desktop server instance of the app and Scan Library? This updates it manually everytime you add new files.
Also make sure your directories are appropriately structure with Movies and Shows based on their advised format of folder nesting and naming.
So many updates lately.
Do all of these amount to hot fixes? This seems like quite a flurry after the major release.
The state meaning literally the conceptual apparatus or entity that has the legal monopoly to use force in a geographic area. The State can shoot you and not be subject to the same rules as if you shoot another person or agent of the state.
The most basic is example of commingling of the state and free enterprise is Regulatory Capture—a Wall Street corporation has ex-employees join the SEC, which in turn writes rules via the State to benefit that corporation asymmetrically. Because there’s a gun in the room, you’re basically one step removed from giving the corporation itself the legal right to use force.
The most egregious example is obviously the military industrial complex.
However, because in their heads most people will abstract away this notion, they will say things like, “we need to make corporate lobbying illegal,” or “we need to block corporations from donating to political campaigns.” The reality is that the revolving door of regulatory capture trumps all that. If the state exists to write rules, free enterprise will capture it because it has to capture it in order to survive.