Huh good to know thanks!

Maybe it’s ignorance on my part, but my office and the router in the house aren’t on the same circuit.

Or, at least they have different sections in the breaker.

House is brand new, put up in 2021

You can TRY power line adapters:

TP-Link AV2000 Powerline Adapter https://a.co/d/0fa6e3f3

Their application can be hit or miss, but mine have been perfect. Had them just under 2 years. Able to get full bandwidth and no discernable latency addition

Honestly the single biggest thing to self-hosting is breaking stuff.

Host stuff that seems interesting to you, and dick around with it. If it breaks, read the logs and try to fix. If you can’t, revert to a backup and try to reproduce.

If you start out with things that interest you, you’ll more likely stick with the hobby. From there you can move to hosting things with external access - maybe vpn inside your own network through your router?

From there, get your security in line and host a basic webserver. Something small, low attack vector, and build on it. Then expand!

Definitely recommend docker to start with - specifically docker compose. Read the documentation and mess around!

First container I would host is portainer. General web admin/management panel for containers.

Good luck :).

… I blame the kid’s sleep regression and my lack thereof.

I’ll give this a shot, thanks!

Honestly I’m not super concerned about the contents being public.

As far as a forum/wiki, I’d like it to look like it was meant for this job, those would be a little more on the hefty side just for posting some images/text to.

I would build it myself but I’ve got a 4 month old. Not a ton of time to sit down in React.

This is close, but I’d like to be able to manually add text to each review (for my benefit really) and general x/y star reviews for them.

Also it really wouldn’t need Auth - I’d be the only one actually editing the pages.

Looks like Syteline to me lol.

This is oddly similar to some informal workups I’ve done for our work network.

Nice work 👍.

On Samsung devices you can go into settings and add a “routine” under Modes And Routines that automatically enables auto rotate for certain apps, and disables it when you leave the apps.

Alternatively I believe you can do the same if you have a license for Tasker.

I honestly can’t tell if you’re trolling.

Also, “limiting their consumption to the occasional worthwhile thing” can also be written as:

“spend their well-earned time actually watching something worth the investment”

And “they might even assuage their guilt by paying for it…” as:

“if they find content they enjoy, they’d like to show that monetarily and hopefully boost the production of more content of that same caliber”

Last I checked it doesn’t work with smart playlists :(. I’ll check into it again, it may have been updated.

Yep that’s exactly what I thought too. I do like how simple the movie/tv management CAN be (assuming naming structures are correct) but a lot is lost in the weeds of simplicity.

Well, TV management is easy unless it’s anime (looking at you DBZ). Or looney toons. Ended up having to buy a license to file bot for dbz.

I honestly still use iTunes as a manger for my music, and doubletwist on android to sync solely because it moves over the smart playlists as well. I have WAY more music than necessary and I’m very meticulous about what music goes where.

If the iTunes playlists could sync natively to plex it really wouldn’t be that much of an issue and I’d stream from my server :/.