Why on earth do you run this all on your phone as opposed to on a home server?

Use jellyfin

I use vscode everyday with gdb and gcc (and gdbserver.) it works well, but does require some set up.

He wasn’t say you personally do it. He even said that he knows what the commands do, most of the time, but that the average person does not. Especially beginners to Linux, who are more prone to break their system and be on forum rabbit holes to try and fix it.

My company buys a specific board from an Israeli company.

We have been working on an in house alternative for a few years now. Now we’re scared to actually perform the switch because of the anti-boycott laws

https://youtu.be/PK2SMIOHYig

But I still pine for a cabin in the woods

Jesus that was one hell of a thread

Yes, I’ve held coal and touched crude oil.

Coal was common along the railway and I would pick up chunks cause it was interesting.

Crude oil I saw / touched because I would go along with my dad who would measure the tank level for oil on the see-saw style pumps

EasyTether+ might have a Linux client. It’s a similar app

Just want to add my name to the petition

Look up “2014 sea lion comic”

Depends on your settings, but yeah typically it does

I get almost this experience with Jellyseerr and jellyfin. I do have to wait ~10 min for it to download and import to my library, though.

There’s a third now, I need to read it still. I liked the second, though

You should edit the wikipedia entry and include this!

I think every 12 hours? I’m not sure. But it doesn’t need to be super frequent, unless your IP changes often

I wouldn’t bother with a paid dynamic DNS. Most domain registrars let you change your DNS record with an API call (I know GoDaddy does because I use them.)

Then you just set up a cron job to fetch your IP and then change your DNS record to match. I use a subdomain because my main domain hosts a blog and some other stuff on a VPS, while my jellyfin server is at home.

A good search would be “[registrar name] dynamic DNS script”

It’s supported on my GrapheneOS install, maybe check it out if you have a Pixel

I managed to convince mine, and it’s been great. I miss it at home when I’m doing personal projects

Fair. I’ve heard kbin allows viewing, so there are federated sites which can see them without needing to be an admin or run an instance.