I do the exact same thing in my Chromecast w/GTV (yes, and also a firestick 4K).

These are android devices, and that’s how android works and competes with Crapple (full disclosure, I also hate Google).

He’s probably referring to just Chromecast without the Google TV module. Jellyfin works great for me as well on the Chromecast w/GTV

This is just the most recent example on how fucking so-called “investors” (who are no more than glorified and rich leaches) completely enshitify something that was lived by its users and clients.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BD-rLIz9XUo

This goes to show that most people will just adapt to ever-more-expensive shit services and products instead of fighting against them at the cost of some convenience.

Didn’t dig in too far into the options, but those prices are crazy low. Thanks for pointing us there.

Awesome. I’m very curious about your findings. Looking forward to it.

That’s a good idea, and maybe even Henry from Techlore.

Done. Are you going to be sharing the results here? That would be cool.

Funny how that’s the case for most people 🤣

I would say that I RTFM about 75% of the times (give or take). Though I only do it to see if I can find something other than what I intended to use the software or hardware for.

You have plenty of options. I use Unraid because I bought it before it became a subscription. But I have a friend running Fedora server with Cockpit and running everything from docker containers. The options are endless. ProxMox is a great choice.

I just use Syncthing with versioning, and that’s how I manage all my files and their versions.

That alone is a document management and file versioning system without the overkill of Nextcloud (which is debatable).

Jellyfin. I’ve been waiting for Plex to do this for years. Enshitification is everywhere.

You asked for a podcast client, so here’s AntennaPod.

I have it on auto backup and share the backup with all my other devices over Syncthing.

No need to self-host anything.

I agree here. AdguardHome is way easier to configure and just have it work. Evidently, it’s always important to maintain, like any other software, but it is way less hands-on than PiHole.

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I’m honestly more scared of portainer than actually running compose from CLI 🤣

It is no riskier than any other reverse proxy or tunneling app. If you follow good opsec, you should be fine. In truth there is no bulletproof way to avoid intrusion, so do the best you can without completely doing away with convenience.

Have enough of it, it might get some parts wet.

Stop. Water drowns people. Let’s do beer instead.

I dare Nintendo to find me via social networks 🤣🤣