In france we have an independent video game magazine with reviews I trust. They don’t always bother putting a score to videogames and sometimes they don’t follow their own system. Their best rated games are games nobody ever heard about (I remember a 15/10 for an obscure managing game years ago).
They have been there for decades but they go almost bankrupt every 2 years or so.
It’s nice to have them around.
Well, your statement is pertinent, and therefore it terrorises me, so I hope you do not live in the UK.
Thanks, as I didn’t find a straightforward way to install syncthing on the NAS I will probably keep things simples with either freefilesync or rclone, mentionned elsewhere in this thread. Now I know those are good options so the time I invest will not be lost !
I was not aware that syncthing needs to be installed on both side. The NAS runs OMV and I didn’t find the extension in the plugin page of the dashboard. As OMV is based on Debian there is certainly a way but for the time being I will do things as simply as possible !
Thanks to both of you. Rsync doesn’t seems to have an “official” windows release, while rclone does, so I’ll look into that.
Uh, I never heard of Yunohost before but it actually seems awesome ! I bookmarked it. It might lead me to start with getting serious with selfhosting sooner than expected. The downside is that it will lead me to ask even more stupid questions to this community…
I’ve been wanting to learn basic self hosting for a while but I don’t really have the time to dig into it now (I have two young kids, a job that takes a lot of brandwitch, and brand new medical problems). I’m only in this situation because Jellyfin was waaaay to easy to setup locally so now I want more. It’s all their fault.
In a few years I’ll dig more, for myself and to be able to teach some basic tech literacy to my daughters when they grow up.
Ok, I guess it’s not stupid if it works! And it seems easy. I’ll try netbird first (recommended below), as their tutorial on how to setup jellyfin seems pretty comprehensive. If I fail this is number two on my list !
They all seem self hosted and I am not yet to the point where I feel at ease with that as it seems to be “exposed” (I don’t really know what it means to be honest). I do intend to get into this kind of stuff later though.
Netbird has a free tier that they host, It seems simple enough and it is open source! That’s a lot of perks. I’ll start by trying that !
Github appears to be owned by microsoft so I’d rather avoid that if possible (on principle), but if the rest fails I’ll fall back to that !
Thanks, everyone. That sounds like a viable option. Is it as secure as Tailscale in terms of privacy?
You should not worry remembering this one’s name. It will be inhabitable soon anyway.
I was refering at a tank as in “Main battle tank”.
That being said, I have 2 kids and my car is (I just checked) 3.81 meters long. I’m not even sure cars of that size are still being sold in north America. What I’m sure of is that finding a convenient one of this size is becoming complicated in Europe, so my next one will probably be a tad bigger.
Still, I don’t understand what so called trucks or SUV are for.
Yeah you should not drive a tank either. Even if it is midsize.
Yes I was talking about canardPC. I knew about the tragic destiny of gamekult but didn’t know about Origami. I’ll check that now !