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From Frigate’s site, regarding their paid + subscription.

Frigate+ models are trained using images from actual security cameras in use by Frigate users located all over the world.

I’m hoping this is fully opt-in, but it doesn’t say.

$15/TB (I’m assuming USD) is incredible!

I’m going to be a little pedantic, for the sake of completeness, because I very much appreciate and value what Decronym bit did here and want it to cover any gaps that may arise (especially for newcomers).

AP doesn’t necessarily have to be wifi or wireless; I’ve used many hardwired APs. WAP stands for wireless access point, though it’s almost always shorthanded to AP (more so now, maybe, because of a dumbass song with the same name).

Autobots, assemble!

!jellyfin@lemmy.ml

But the malvertisements on Google’s front page are ok, I guess

Imagine opening all the windows in your flat. Then leaving them open for a month. What would happen? How many insects would make their new home in your home? How many critters and cats would do the same?

Now, each window is a port. Your flat is your network. Each critter or cat is a bad actor. Each insect is a bot or virus.

Is there a specific link, or is this like an app on my Google account?

So, dumb question… what is google takeout?

Just take the base64 bit of the url. The whole url isn’t a base64, so it decoded to garbage.

The base64 bit decodes just fine.

Flowchart? Try googling it maybe. I’m not sure if there is anything useful, but it’s worth a query. The site Atherel posted has some guides that might be useful in general information and more detailed installation and configuration.

Maybe. I’ll have to see if I can find it. It’s been a few years, but I hope I do still have it. If I do, I’ll share it

Literally my first server lol

I redid this book once, changing words and some pictures to make it for Linux server. I wanted a book that made sense.

Wow, thanks, I hated it!

As it should be! Lol

Obsidian does that. But I don’t believe it’s FOSS

Very sleek project. The language switcher bit was brilliant hahaha. Seriously, good job.

If all you’re building, and all you’ll ever use this for, is a NAS, the simplest route is TrueNAS.

Personally, I am not a fan of docker for prod, as one bad update or config can bring the entire forest down. Same for LXC.

If you want, plan, or think you might want, to use the baremetal host for other services, proxmox is the way to go. Think VMware, but not run by a greedy evil empire. With your planned hardware, you can run two full services comfortably, or up to 4 mini services. Increase ram to 32gb, and you open up your world to a some really cool possibilities.

Again, it all depends with where you want to go, not just where you are now.