If NGINX proxy manager is a docker container on the same machine as your other services you can point it to http://172.17.0.1/ and then the port number. And then the domain can be duckdns or whatever you’re using without the http.

Thanks!

I know a part of me wonders if a two seat with flat bed pickup was significantly cheaper than a four seat car with trunk.

What would my friend need to do at their end?

How is everyone backing up Immich off site without breaking the bank? I have ~4tb of photos and videos going back years.

The range is shorter than a Tesla but the price is about a third so it’s not so bad when you factor that in. I wish Slate success I really like their approach to the automobile, they remind me of Framework computer on wheels.

LLM code is not workable for widespread adoption, but for individual use cases it can do a lot of interesting things!

Have you tried NGINX proxy manager? It really simplifies the whole process.

I haven’t used it but recently discovered https://github.com/GodGMN/Komarr its still in early alpha but might be with keeping an eye on.

I just use Wallabag and have it automatically add a “Recipe” tag when the URL is a Recipe site.

If you’re just following you can use an RSS reader

Plex has Plexamp which is pretty seamless, I’m sure Jellyfin has something similar. There is also Music Assistant HA app.

Lemmy is under 25 and over 45 absolutely no in between

Two years ago I bought 64gb of RAM that I didn’t really need, felt guilty about it for a while, now I need it and I don’t feel guilty!

Agreed!

This is the wrong question to be asking. “Is the code good” is literally all that matters when writing software that others will use. Slop is slop no matter if it comes from a person or an LLM. A human should be reviewing all code.

Oof yeah I always feel bad for the folks that see the crazy freestyle runway shows and think they’re being clever by recognizing how impractical the costumes are.

If I was the guy do you think I would let you Kiwi Farms jerks know my new account?

Love it, yes, a folding orb that folds up into fourth dimensional space.