Syncthing has public releays enabling it to work (dunno if one or none need to be public) without both parties being exposed.

If its a file from my seedbox: Direct share link (optional pw)
Local file: OneDrive

Nothing greater than crashing your weekend evening just trying to watch a movie on a broken jellyfin server :'D

For the first time I configured ssh with pubkey auth.
Auth between windows (agent) and alpine (host) to use as a helper/backup proxy in veeam (helper is used to mount file level restore assistant)
Took me 3 hours to find out that
Windows didnt know the private key
Pubkey auth wasnt active
Fucked up pubkey auth
Alpine isnt supported by Veeam so it didnt work
Needed to install a small debian VM.

:|
At least I did my first pubkey auth setup.

Still supports a creator pulling clickbait.
The only way is to vote with views/retention.

traefik, authelia, the *arrs etc.
I disabled auto updates for databases.

You can use scopes to limit updates to pre-determinded containers.

Thw only it provides: Auto-updating.

For example some mobile games that have in-app ads are blocked.
Was surprised how much is blocked once I opened the app outside of my home network.

Is it an app I should be able to just find in my installed apps or do I need to enable it?
Because as of now (Pixel 7, Android 15) I can only find Termux.

Just as a heads up:
Double space then Enter to do a linebreak :)

Considering the high prices for high density SSD chips…
Why are there no 3.5" SSDs with low density chips?

Not to mention the users that may have a specific interest in some topic/action and basically all types of potential sources are locked bwhind paywalls.