They're wrong and it is ethical to steal their IP
They're wrong and it is ethical to steal their IP
And not via SMS
I don't want to avoid it. I just want it locally
Selfhost your own instance, and you can have any username
Kids go outside and get run over by monster trucks
It's open source, better than most of the alternatives making LLMs
We never will - we live in the TikTok generation
Nobody likes him, but he recently got re-elected with an even larger swing towards him?
Something doesn't add up. Surely you mean the biased media doesn't like Dan?
I don't get why people want EVs so bad. We need electric public transport and electric bicycles
I am not exposing any ports online. I do not trust myself
Instead, I am using Tailscale (Wireguard)
I've not done this, and I prefer anyone see as opposed to DMs, but there's a suite of open source apps https://medium.com/linux-shots/self-host-media-stack-jellyfin-radarr-sonarr-jackett-transmission-3e6a0adf716e
They're assholes to the maker community and they openly talk shit on a lot of their customer base.
No, they're restrained by the computer chip shortage, as was every other company. Of course in these times, they'll support customers who can keep their business afloat.
My entire hosting setup was pulled out of a recycling pile for free.
Sure, I bet your electricity prices are through the roof though.
My Raspberry Pi 4 has been running my NAS perfectly - I've got quite a few services running: Restic and Rclone, OpenMediaVault, Portainer, Jellyfin, Transmission, Immich, Gitea, Vaultwarden, Syncthing and Joplin Server
Journalists are terrorists
No you'll work but the robot will be your supervisor and can beat you
It's not just you
Do a proper comparison
Stop blocking things. Piracy is ethical
It's going to fall. Remove it before you break it
Don't support Nintendo. Don't buy the console
I use Restic + Resticprofile to back up everything and store it on my local HDD.
Then, I use Rclone to sync the local repository to Backblaze B2.
Here's my general setup:
/.config/restic/
├── logs
│ ├── statuses
│ │ ├── restic-status-20230202T020202.json
│ │ └── restic-status-20230101T010101.json
│ ├── restic-check-20230202T020202.log
│ └── restic-backup-20230101T010101.log
├── config
│ ├── profiles.yaml
│ ├── excludes.txt
│ ├── rclone.conf
│ └── password.txt
├── bin
│ ├── restic_0.15.2_linux_arm64
│ ├── rclone_1.63.1_linux_arm64
│ └── resticprofile_0.22.0_linux_arm64
version: "1"
# Schedules (https://www.freedesktop.org/software/systemd/man/systemd.time.html#Calendar%20Events)
{{ $SCHEDULE_RESTIC_BACKUP := "*-*-* 22:00:00" }} # Daily at 10PM
{{ $SCHEDULE_RESTIC_CHECK := "Sat *-*-* 04:00:00" }} # Weekly at 4AM on Saturday
{{ $SCHEDULE_SYNC_BACKUP := "Sun *-*-* 21:30:00" }} # Weekly at 11.30PM on Sunday
{{ $SCHEDULE_POSTGRES_BACKUP := "Fri *-*-* 20:00:00" }} # Weekly at 8PM on Friday
# Directories
{{ $LOCATION_RESTIC_BINARY := "/home/deck/Desktop/.config/restic/bin/restic_0.15.2_linux_arm64" }}
{{ $LOCATION_RESTIC_REPO := "/home/deck/Desktop/restic-repo" }}
{{ $LOCATION_RESTIC_LOG := "/home/deck/Desktop/.config/restic/logs" }}
{{ $LOCATION_RESTIC_STATUS := "/home/deck/Desktop/.config/restic/logs/statuses" }}
{{ $LOCATION_RESTIC_BLOCKED_FILE := "/home/deck/Desktop/.config/restic/BLOCKED" }}
{{ $LOCATION_RCLONE_BINARY := "/home/deck/Desktop/.config/restic/bin/rclone_1.63.1_linux_arm64" }}
{{ $LOCATION_RCLONE_REPO := "bucket:restic-backup-12345" }}
{{ $LOCATION_RCLONE_CONFIG := "/home/deck/Desktop/.config/restic/config/rclone.conf" }}
{{ $LOCATION_RESTICPROFILE_LOCK := "/tmp/resticprofile-default.lock" }}
{{ $LOCATION_POSTGRES_DUMP := "/home/deck/Desktop/dumps" }}
{{ $LOCATION_PRIMARY_BACKUP_SOURCE := "/home/deck/Desktop/" }}
# Configs
{{ $CONFIG_CURRENT_TIME := .Now.Format "20060102T150405" }}
{{ $CONFIG_RESTIC_PASSWORD := "/home/deck/Desktop/.config/restic/config/password.txt" }}
{{ $CONFIG_RESTIC_EXCLUDE := "/home/deck/Desktop/.config/restic/excludes.txt" }}
global:
default-command: snapshots # Run 'snapshots' when no command is specified
initialize: false # Do not initialize a repository if none exists
priority: low # Use priority class on Windows and "nice" on Unixes
min-memory: 100 # Minimum required RAM for Resticprofile to start
restic-lock-retry-after: 5m # Retry failed restic command acquisition every 5 minutes
restic-stale-lock-age: 10h # Unlock stale lock if age exceeds 10 hours
restic-binary: '{{ $LOCATION_RESTIC_BINARY }}' # Location of the Restic binary
default:
lock: '{{ $LOCATION_RESTICPROFILE_LOCK }}' # Local lockfile to prevent concurrent profile runs
force-inactive-lock: true # Detect and remove stale locks
initialize: true # Initialize repository if it doesn't exist
repository: '{{ $LOCATION_RESTIC_REPO }}' # Path to Restic repository
password-file: '{{ $CONFIG_RESTIC_PASSWORD }}' # File containing repository password
status-file: '{{ $LOCATION_RESTIC_STATUS }}/{{ $CONFIG_CURRENT_TIME }}-restic-status.json' # Output status file
compression: 'max' # Maximum compression level
run-after-fail: # Block syncing if there was a failure. TODO: Add an email
- 'echo "The command ${PROFILE_COMMAND} has failed in ${PROFILE_NAME}. Please check the logs." > {{ $LOCATION_RESTIC_BLOCKED_FILE }}'
backup:
run-before: # Bring down Docker before backup
- 'systemctl stop docker.socket'
- 'systemctl stop docker'
run-finally:
- 'grep --invert-match -E "^unchanged|\(0 B added, 0 B stored\)|\(0 B added\)" {{ tempFile "backup.log" }} > {{ $LOCATION_RESTIC_LOG }}/{{ $CONFIG_CURRENT_TIME }}-restic-backup.log' # Copy log file, stripping out any unchanced files
- 'systemctl start docker' # Bring Docker back online after backup
one-file-system: false # Exclude other file systems
no-error-on-warning: true # Don't consider warnings as backup failures
source: # Directories to back up
- '{{ $LOCATION_PRIMARY_BACKUP_SOURCE }}'
exclude-file: '{{ $CONFIG_RESTIC_EXCLUDE }}' # File containing exclude patterns
exclude-caches: true # Exclude cache files
schedule: '{{ $SCHEDULE_RESTIC_BACKUP }}' # Backup schedule
schedule-permission: system # Schedule permission
schedule-lock-wait: 10m # Wait time for the lock during schedule
schedule-log: '{{ tempFile "backup.log" }}' # Log file to /tmp. This contains all information, including unchanged files which we do not care about
verbose: 2 # Log details about processed files
check:
schedule: '{{ $SCHEDULE_RESTIC_CHECK }}' # Verification schedule
schedule-permission: system # Schedule permission
schedule-lock-wait: 10m # Wait time for the lock during schedule
schedule-log: '{{ $LOCATION_RESTIC_LOG }}/{{ $CONFIG_CURRENT_TIME }}-restic-check.log' # Log file
read-data: true # Verify data during check
prune:
dry-run: true # Only prune if safe to do so, change manually
repack-uncompressed: true # Repack all uncompressed data
forget:
dry-run: true # Only forget if safe to do so, change manually
rewrite:
dry-run: true # Only rewrite if safe to do so, change manually
forget: true # Remove original snapshots after creating new ones
exclude-file: '{{ $CONFIG_RESTIC_EXCLUDE }}' # File containing exclude patterns
mount:
allow-other: true # Allow other users to access the mount point
rebuild-index:
read-all-packs: true # Read all pack files to generate new index from scratch
# The following shell profiles are simply to run other shell scripts at a scheduled time
# We do not actually run the primary Restic commands listed, as we exit the process early
shell-postgres: # Profile to run shell scripts only. We exit the current process before Restic can run.
backup:
schedule: '{{ $SCHEDULE_POSTGRES_BACKUP }}' # Postgres backup schedule
schedule-permission: system # Schedule permission
schedule-lock-mode: ignore # Ignore locks, if any
schedule-log: '{{ $LOCATION_RESTIC_LOG }}/{{ $CONFIG_CURRENT_TIME }}-postgres-backup.log' # Log file
dry-run: true # Don't write data
run-before: # Dump postgres databases
- 'chmod 777 /var/run/docker.sock'
- 'docker exec -t immich-postgres pg_dumpall -c -U postgres | gzip > "{{ $LOCATION_POSTGRES_DUMP }}/immich-dump-{{ $CONFIG_CURRENT_TIME }}.sql.gz" && echo "Dumped Immich database: {{ $LOCATION_POSTGRES_DUMP }}/immich-dump-{{ $CONFIG_CURRENT_TIME }}.sql.gz"'
- 'docker exec -t joplin-postgres pg_dumpall -c -U joplin | gzip > "{{ $LOCATION_POSTGRES_DUMP }}/joplin-dump-{{ $CONFIG_CURRENT_TIME }}.sql.gz" && echo "Dumped Joplin database: {{ $LOCATION_POSTGRES_DUMP }}/joplin-dump-{{ $CONFIG_CURRENT_TIME }}.sql.gz"'
- 'kill $$'
shell-sync:
backup:
schedule: '{{ $SCHEDULE_SYNC_BACKUP }}' # Sync backup schedule
schedule-permission: system # Schedule permission
schedule-lock-mode: ignore # Ignore locks, if any
schedule-log: '{{ $LOCATION_RESTIC_LOG }}/{{ $CONFIG_CURRENT_TIME }}-rsync-backup.log' # Log file
dry-run: true # Don't write data
run-before: # Sync the Restic repo, after checking if the repository is in good health
- 'if [ -f "{{ $LOCATION_RESTIC_BLOCKED_FILE }}" ]; then echo "There has been a problem with the Restic repository, please check the logs. If everything is okay, delete the BLOCKED file." && kill $$; fi'
- '{{ $LOCATION_RCLONE_BINARY }} -v sync {{ $LOCATION_RESTIC_REPO }} {{ $LOCATION_RCLONE_REPO }} --config={{ $LOCATION_RCLONE_CONFIG }} --b2-hard-delete'
- '{{ $LOCATION_RCLONE_BINARY }} cleanup {{ $LOCATION_RESTIC_REPO }} --config={{ $LOCATION_RCLONE_CONFIG }}'
- 'kill $$'
Resticprofile doesn't let me run other shell commands on a schedule, and because I wanted everything in a single configuration, I just created two new profiles which call the backup command. I then made the shell commands run before Restic, and then finally killed the instance before it got to actually run, which effectively does what I needed.
Fixed link: https://sh.itjust.works/
We need Matter Casting
Use ZigBee, Zwave and Matter
Link to the source code: https://archive.org/details/far-cry-1.34-complete
As it's going to be closed source, the project is worthless
Usually I scratch the paint off. Sure it's not acceptable, but fuck cars. I've also smashed the ad signs in Sydney.
I'm voting green and red (Greens, socialists and communists)
No, it's his favourite game
Chuck Linux on it
Ban religion
Nerd
Jellyserr could be good. It's not a plugin for Jellyfin in and of itself, but rather a complementary service:
Then you can link up some *arr services:
You'll die one day
Or use Tailscale, it's quite easy and it's how I access all of my services
Leave already
Jellyfin Jellyseerr Radarr Sonarr Jackett Transmission
It's not here to stay until it's put into law
I'm going to install games heaps of times so I can bankrupt any small game companies