You know, as a raging liberal, even if the only people implicated were every currently seated Democrat, I would want the shit released and people to pay for their crimes. Release the files and go after every single person in them.

I’ve just finished ripping about 1300 CDs. I used Jellyfin for a bit since I already had it set up for my video library, but I wasn’t happy with the Android options and it was pretty basic.

Navidrome is a fucking TREAT. Paired with Symfonium, I’m finally enjoying my personal music collection regularly again.

As for tagging, OP, while I get why people like Picard, it doesn’t always work with how I like to do things. I put everything into a music folder on my desktop, use Mp3Tag to retrieve metadata, edit what I need, and make sure the artwork is decent and sized where I want it. Then I use the tag > filename to organize and move them to my NAS.

I wouldn’t be too surprised if he just creates a Donald J Trump Presidential Peace Prize and awards it to himself. More surprised it hasn’t already happened.

First off, take this for what it is: a guy who can follow instructions but does not understand all the inner workings of docker.

I use Gluetun and have a set of apps that I run through it. They are all in the same compose file. Each of the ports is defined in the Gluetun section and not with the individual app. Then each app’s network_mode is set to service:gluetun

This routes all the traffic for those apps through the VPN while maintaining my regular network for everything else.

I’m not sure if you’re just trying to illustrate some point or intentionally trying to link Hitler and Coca-Cola. But Coke was down to trace amounts of cocaine by 1904 and none before 1930.

Adding to the Aegis chorus.

I also use Proton Pass for some sites that aren’t as critical for me / don’t have a bunch of PII. It’s easy.

An “I Wish I Had …” addition to this: maybe start something like Wiki.js or Joplin that you will then use to document what you do as you go. Keep a record of your process so that you can work your way back if you need.

I am an old person and really know nothing about him, but looking at the thumbnail, I do remember enjoying his hit song “Dick in a Box.”

CasaOS in a similar vein. Casa is just an app that can be installed on Linux though.

When I started, I wanted something to obfuscate all the Dockishness because I didn’t get it and just wanted to get going. It helped me get familiar with common Docker things and while I’m very far from being any sort of expert, I’m comfortable enough in a compose file now.

I still have Casa running, though I rely on it less and less. At some point maybe I’ll move everything out.

That isn’t a 3.

You can move files to new folders with Mp3Tag, too. It’s normally all I use for managing my files and metadata.

Ah yes. “Now is not the time for political finger-pointing.”

I’m in camp #2. Only my Gmail address can access my apps from outside my home. It’s a little bit of a pain to configure the rules, but once it’s done it’s done. I’ve been happy with it.

You do need to have a domain name though.

I took it as referring to the characters, not the actors. Though if that’s the case “people” is definitely a confusing word to use.

“argues that the administration is using antisemitism as a pretext”

Did anyone believe they were honestly trying to help anyone but themselves?

Once upon a time. But my understanding of this:

https://blog.cloudflare.com/updated-tos/

Is that so long as you don’t use their CDN for your content, which is where the bypass cache rule comes in, you’re okay.

Given your requirements, IDK why people are recommending different VPNs and such. No way I’m going through that with my mom.

For me, the easiest route was Cloudflare Tunnel. No need to fart around with exposing ports, has some baseline security, TLS, easy for my users.

The only thing you’ll want to be sure to do is create a cache rule to bypass caching on your jellyfin domain.

Explanation that I saw was that there are three holes - eyes and nose - in the skull. You know, besides the gaping mouth.

For what it’s worth, CasaOS isn’t actually an operating system. It absolutely works as an easy way to install and manage your self-hosted apps if you aren’t comfortable with the command line, but you still need to have a working Linux installation.

Yunohost is kind of similar as far as making things easier, but it operates as a standalone OS, so might be more what you’re looking for.

Hey look kids, there’s Big Ben, and there’s Parliament.