That’s option two, the sheep will cry bloody murder regardless.

More importantly, the Democrats also have better arguments and facts (at least in this case).

I assume the law is to prevent people taking a new name and then running for office but the voters not being aware, which seems very reasonable and not at all bigoted to me.

People will still be able to sift out quality content. It’s not like most of what is available now is great material, after all, regardless of how human is creators are.

Maybe the minimal quality level will go up!

In case it helps, when people say “same port” they are probably assuming (or should be) that means multiple systems are involved.

For example, running two Plex servers on different hardware, but exposing both to the outside internet as separate hostnames. Each computer can use the same port from their perspective, but the reverse proxy serves to route outside traffic to the right internal system (by IP address).

It sounds like you are looking to build custom, but just to provide an option I’ll recommend Synology. I use a DS418play and it does everything you mentioned and more.

Hardware acceleration for Plex requires it to be run as a Synology package but everything else is set up in Docker.

Another nice thing is their hybrid not-really-raid scheme allows you to mix drive capacity, which helps as you are starting out and not sure how much you need yet.

I switched to OneNote years ago but recently it decided to stop syncing an important notebook for no clear reason. I switched to Obsidian and am so happy I did!

I’m using Syncthing for file management already so it was simple to fit this into my workflow, no extra costs and more I’m fully in control of all my data!

Your city should put together a program instead of some private company making their business model everyone else’s problem. That’s what mine did and it works great!

Very interesting read.! Always eye-opening to get the perspective of someone that is so focused on a specific angle. Like so many things lately, this takeaway at the end is both encouraging and simultaneously terrifying:

The irony of this remarkable month of antitrust activity is that it’s both astonishing, far more bigger [sic] than anything anyone expected, yet it’s also only a tiny fraction of what is necessary to reverse the damage monopolists have done to our society.

(emphasis added)

There’s no public money going into this project as far as I can tell.

As a Nebraska fan, I want Prime to fail because I want Colorado to never win another football game. Doesn’t matter how.

Clickbait has reached a totally new level with this headline.

But we don’t need blockchain to do any of that, someone still has to be trusted so might as well just use normal database tech.

This is great to see!

Biden may not be a progressive as an individual but his administration’s agenda is easily the most progressive of my lifetime–and I was old enough to vote for Obama twice. It would be even more so if Congress gave him progressive bills to sign, too!

So far the biggest positive story of 2023 is the massive increase in labor action across multiple industries.

I think it’s completely absurd to discuss this when we’re also dealing with the fallout from a literal attempted coup. Let’s get back to everyone agreeing that democracy is good before we worry about silly stuff like a dress code.

I think it’s actually a pretty good episode up until the final few minutes when the questionably sentient lizards show up. How reviled the episode is says more about how people react to that than the overall episode, IMO.

On top of that, I almost always carry a pistol with tritium sights or a light. So maybe that’s another reason I’m a bit more confident in the dark?

Yeah, carrying a gun everywhere might have something to do with why you feel comfortable and other people don’t.

The lack of fireflies aren’t a rural/urban thing, I don’t think. I’ve always lived in suburbs of a mid-size city and definitely remember fireflies swarming around as a kid, too.

Even better, try to work for managers that give proper direction to the people they supervise, rather than expecting people to be mind-readers.

Writing a letter with the intent of reducing the sentence of a convicted rapist counts as a coverup in my book.

Also, individuals who continue to defend rapists are not good people. Doesn’t matter if they are friends.