My last gen Homeserver was like this too. It worked okay, but network configuration, especially port forwarding and ipv6 sucked.

My current generation is just debian stable again, it just works.

You can make a new user on the server with password login, and just access it with SFTP. Most graphical file explorers can do SFTP.

Im German. English is not my first language.

I can’t pronounce this name even after trying a few times.

Borg!

This is sadly not easily generalizable, since a lot of people still use legacy operating systems with filesystems like NTFS, which as far as I know is not COW.

It’s because of the old notion of “be generous in what you accept and strict in what you send”. I think the error is something about adding more parent directories so that part of your zip file will be extracted above the selected directory. Not all implementations of zip support this “feature”.

There are also all kinds of stupid ancient features in tar and zip from a time when hard drives were measured in megabytes or less. The latest episode of the open source security podcast talks about it.

It makes a request to the thing that searches through lists of stuff (torrents-, Usenet-indexers), which then requests some downloader (like a torrenting client) to download the stuff you want.

The whole servarr stack is pretty complicated but that also means it’s not a messy monolith.

It just works, I love Debian. Never even thought about getting unraid

(Pie)feds

RMTransit will stop making videos though, he and NJB talked on the Urbanist Agenda podcast about it.

Yeah, but that is gone if you literally forget it.

Problem is you need a way to decrypt that shit with memory loss and a burned down house.

I recently started a “backup ring” with my buddies who have their own servers too. It’s just folders synced over sync thing, each has their own folder, and we put stuff there that we want to access even in case everything I own burns out. Works pretty well so far.

If you want DNS only in your LAN, you need to self host a DNS server and register this domain locally (by putting it in some config file of yours)

Audiobookshelf is insanely good. It’s almost a perfect application. Seemingly it does ebooks too, but I haven’t used that yet.

Just use the god damn browser

TeamSpeak exists too

There are dozens of us?

I use synphonium with my jellying server, works just fine.