I run TA with success since many months. It’s fast and responsive, so I guess it’s an issue with your setup?
The metadata bridge to jellyfin alfo works pretty nice, I have no complaints…
You can check my notes at https://wiki.gardiol.org/doku.php?id=services%3Atubearchivist
But be advised I am on rootless podman with docker compose
Absutely Endurain. Wanderer has a different focus.
You want endurain I believe.
Its under heavy development but its also quite stable and capable.
Don’t give up your Garmin watch, just don’t install the garmin app on your phone and download raw data from it like you already do.
I would suggest to go with home assistant. I have been running it for couple of years now and I am very happy.
I would also suggest to purchase a Home Assistant Green. While not needed, you can self install on a Pi or a standard pc, it’s a small price to support the project and the Green is a nice solid and super stable piece of hardware, I am very happy with it after using first an old laptop, and then a Pi. The green is a clear upgrade from both.
To be honest it’s mostly FUD. Self host email is perfectly doable provided that:
What happened to me over the years was having the subnet my ip was is being associated to spammers, and that was a problem. It took several iterations with blacklists and my provider to get it sorted. That’s why I recommend using a reputable service provider that take care of spammers in a timely manner.
Yes, I migrated IP (from one provided to another) last year, and I recently added a new domain as well.
The new domain on the new ip just works, and the old domain on the same new ip just keep working.
Both the old and new ip are not residential IPs, I rent a small dedicated server for this purpose on the major hoster of my country. I pay about 15€/month for that, but it’s not only used for email, for all my services.
This is so cool… Didn’t know about it… And also european… Will try it for sure
Been running my own mailserve for last 20 years and never had big issues.
Do dkim dmark stuff and DNS records properly and you will be fine. Also don’t spam and beware of spam-related subnets, and you should not have issues.
I had to play with database types, because apparently out of the box setup works only on SSDs (??) And do a bunch of other stuff to improve performance.
End result was way worse than installing postfix+dovecot+dkim/dmark/etc stuff directly.
Quite unusable, but the hardware was limited
Beware it’s very heavyweight. My dedicated oldish server with 8gb ram and spinning hdes couldn’t even handle one single domani and a few users…
Was 6 months ago, tough.
Waiting for my new glintet Ethernet kvm to arrive and connect to my server…
Is that just your opinion?
You exercise, and in doing that you both burn fat and at the same time build muscle.
Assuming you are on a deficit diet, but not so much to prevent your body to build muscle mass (or die), can you elaborate on why you assume fat loss must equal muscle gain in terms of mass?
To me, and without further actual data, it’s perfectly reasonable to assume that you can lose less weight on fat tissue than the acquired weight in muscle tissue.
You could very well be doing a tipe of training that burn little fat while building muscles, for example.
Edit: a few typos
No, but this does interest me a lot, so… Will be keep a tab on this.
Care to elaborate on the conserving mass principle? Is that your opinion, a physics principle, or an actual thing related to weight loss and mucle generation on the human body?
That is achievable…
Work out while very fat.
Fat loss brings less weight loss than acquired muscles, that are much more dense.
And this can happen very well in a calorie deficit diet.
Its a specific situation, but happens all the time when you start exercising, and people get confused, why I am gaining weight?
Just converting fat to muscle (so to speak, ofc)
Its companies… Can we stop considering them as people already?
A company don’t think. Maybe it’s CEO and board, as individual people, have opinions.
Really
Never ever heard of
Thanks for quality post
(Luckly immich is much better quality than this post)
You actually WANT to be with low free memory. Provided that most of it is used by cache.
Free memory is a waste, when you could cache stuff for faster access.
That’s how Linux memory management works, and it make sense if you relflect on it. Better cache that page or that file that is used often, since free memory is just wasted. Cache can be freed and memory reclaimed in a fraction of a millisecond when needed.
So don’t bother too much. Unless your SWAP usage is high, don’t bother.
Also consider that Linux kernel will use your swap a bit even if you have lots of cache, because the kernel knows better than you how to improve your performances. Swapping out never used stuff is better than killing cached items.
Again, don’t oberthink memory on Linux, the best alarm is when swap is constantly happening, then yes you need more ram (or to kill that broken process that keeps hogging due to a bug)
My recent experience regarding questions on documentation:
I think that’s all what I have used it for in the last six months.
Note: I used only Google search AI llm, nothing else.
So it seems that depends on what you ask.
Maybe you should check 5hat again. I never used llm before 2025, but proved itself useful for a few tasks. Yes check and verification still needed, but indeed made my life easier and got taken done faster. Quality was still a good as what I could do myself. Maybe that doesn’t speak well of myself I don’t know.
Going the split DNS way is doable but had other issues (android devices bypassing local DNS for example or DNS over HTTPS issues)
I set up my opnSense to redorect all internal traffic to the external IP on port 443 to my internal server ip.
Works fine, it’s transparent, and doesn’t mess with DNS.