But then I’d have to combine that with existing services myself. NixOS ensures that there is only one postgres running for example, such that not every service starts its own postgres instance.

For immich, for example the following is enough for a most basic configuration:

services.immich.enable = true;
services.immich.port = 2283;

This looks amazing, and I will try it out once it has reasonable NixOS support.

I especially like the immich integration.

Does it increase battery consumption of the phone a lot?

Someone could of course run it locally and take a screenshot for everyone :)

You can also have different SSL settings per virtual host with nginx. No need to use different IPs for that.

!remindme

It was one of the cheapest variants of intel processors, so I highly doubt it has any sort of transcoding support. I have resorted to using my desktop pc for streaming, since it has a much better CPU.

Tried to use my fifteen year old intel atom home server for 4K videos with Jellyfin. Probably could have predicted that, but it was veeeery laggy 😄 no way that old of a processor can transcode 4K videos in real time. It is useful for backups though.

I’m using immich for half a year or so now. There only problem is that it did not chunked uploads. So one large video just never uploaded, and I had to use nextcloud to upload it instead. Otherwise, it’s great.

It’s basically mastodon with a different front end. No fundamental differences.

Cool, so I can use pinepods to sync antennapod across devices? That’s awesome!

That sounds awesome!

I’m currently using antennapod. Do you think I can switch already? Can I import my antennapod history?

If the paper says nothing then they probably just didn’t think about it. You can extend a 32-bit seed to 64 bits in various ways, and some may yield better results than others. If the paper mentions any seed extension strategies for wider numbers, then maybe you can adapt them to 32->64.

If not, why not try something like !X, X, where ! is bitwise or and X is your 32-bit seed.

I can recommend NixOS. It’s quite simple if your wanted application is part of NixOS already. Otherwise it requires quite some knowledge to get it to work anyways.

Yeah the app seems quite polished already around the video viewing experience at least. Wonder how it populates the default feed.

I would propose creating a distributed hash table for this. But I would never host someone else’s data like this, because I’m too afraid they will give me encrypted illegal content and then some obscure law will give me the fault for it. This is just me though.

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If you want fast file sync between computers, use syncthing

Yep. Semver is so much more useful than the marketing versioning which many projects do.

Oppenheimer even had 80 gigs, if I am not mistaken.

That’s a bit long to read, but do they federate with each other?