Thanks. And, yeah I don’t have anything that needs to be accessible via the internet except plex, and plex handles that. Everything else, I’m fine with tailscale.

My setup is pretty similar. Could you help me with whether I should use proxmox?

Currently have everything on my gaming pc, but moving to it’s own dedicated pc. I have about 15 services running, all docker compose.

Debating between proxmox or debian. And was leaning towards Debian as I think I’d just have one VM of Debian with all my docker stuff, and I figured it being a VM would just add extra complications.

Do you think proxmox would be worth it in my case, or am I completely wrong in my thinking of putting all my dockers in one vm, and that’s not how it should be done?

I thought so too for a long time. Had to figure it out for actual budget though. Tailscale makes that aspect pretty simple. Still probably too complex for your average user, but if you’re setting up self hosted apps you should be able to figure it out.

I feel like this also was reddits main issue. I started occasionally using reddit way back, probably around when I was also heavy on slashdot. I hated reddits website. Honestly even old is crap. There used to be a simplified app like version of the website you could access, forget what it was though. That was at least user friendly and functional. When I found sync is when I actually got heavy into reddit because something had solved all of reddits glaring issues.

Same. But mark read has been broken for a while and at $20+ for no ads or ultra dev really needs to be on top of these updates to justify the price. My ultra expired a few weeks ago, but I’m not paying again unless he stops treating this like reddit. Reddit was pretty stable so didn’t mind the long gaps with no updates. But at 5x the cost …update

In the profiles? Not sure if that’s the correct term, but there’s settings for all the quality profiles 720p 1080p etc with a slider that can set minimum and maximum size for that quality.