If you’re self hosting, the email service only needs to be accessible to those services. Set up a postfix container if you don’t want these messages going out.
You can read them locally, or configure postfix to forward them to some other host if you desire.
What happens if it goes offline and you need the last known location? Like if your dog gets stuck in a drainage culvert with no gps signal?
I’m pretty sure the lofi music streams on YouTube are majority ai-generated. But I just put it on for background music, I don’t actually listen to it.
Several emulation programs do actually have a terminal renderer. Impossible to tell what’s going on unless you’re intimately familiar with the game, but it’s neat to see.
Looks like a rebranded R340? Nice! That’s a good deal.
I’d keep it and run proxmox, but that’s because that’s why I like to run for my workloads. Depends on your needs. If your electricity is free, you could mine crypto or whatever.
Why?
And even if you magically required this going forward, what would stop someone from forking the project and removing that requirement?
You think teething and a soft food diet isn’t a downside? Any time I have anything done that requires soft food, I’m craving solid food within like three days. It sucks.
curl doesn’t work on my machine, most install scripts don’t work, nano edits crash, and mounts are inconsistent.
If your system is that fucked, I would wipe it and start over. And don’t run any scripts or extra setup guides, they’re not necessary.
Personally I run all my containers in a Debian VM because I haven’t bothered migrating them to anything proxmox native. But gpu accel should work fine if you follow the directions from jellyfin: https://jellyfin.org/docs/general/post-install/transcoding/hardware-acceleration/
Just make sure you follow the part about doing it in docker.
Then you’re free to patch it out.