Connect from multiple devices on the same home network (with the application)
Connect from a phone device on the internet (with the application)
Connect from some PC's and devices on the internet (with the application and from web browser)
For home networked devices, I don't care about security that much. I try to lock it down on the router level and by using VLANs for less secure devices. I connect via IP directly (or .local domain).
Jellyfin runs under its own user with read access to a media library.
For devices on the internet, I have jellyfin exposed on a specific url path of my domain - through a reverse proxy all through 443. A bit of security through obscurity here. I'm proxied through cloudflare on the DNS side with very restrictive IP rules.I think this is enough for the security flaws jellyfin does have. I'd sleep better at night if it had client certificate support, but Its not a big deal imo. If security flaws allowing remote code execution are found, I'll shut it down and allow access through wireguard only and lose access from some devices on the internet where I cant use VPNs. Not a bit deal either.
I did and expected to find an image in the article. See, had I posted this on lemmy, I'd have posted an article closer to the source, with the photos. I assumed others would do the same. I assume too much, sorry.
Why no photo?Seems like a photo of a pipe dislodging black sludge next to a photo of a tesla factory in a news page would instill a better sense of "evil corporation" to me.
If they know how much I owe, why don’t they send me a bill?
The last time I read about this, it was said that they don't actually know. They do statistical analysis and audit you if you are an outlier and didn't pay what people in your similar position payed. I don't know which metrics they look at though. Theoretically, this means if everyone decided to pay a fixed sum less, the data would work out and they wouldn't know who didn't pay enough. Don't take my word for it though.
How useful is this in the grand scheme of things if the applications themselves don't have a 10ft UI? I guess you'd need to limit yourself and find apps specifically made to be shown on a TV.. within a repository that caters desktop apps. Blending TV's and desktops is hard...
It may have been a donation. Donating your body to science can result in you becoming a classroom skeleton, or blown up in the sky with a rocket. If you're lucky enough, they put you in a field and let your body rot, while observing the process. You don't really get a say in it, but cadavers are used for all sorts of things.
I recently (a year ago) bought my first portable PS system, a Vita. Fantastic console, thriving 'underground' community. Just caught the tail end of all its online services working before they'll be shut down this year.
Indian accent: "Alright mam, when you install this app, I will contact you tomorrow and we can proceed with the transfer. For security reasons, don't tell anyone you received this call."
The bar has fallen hasn't it? Dubya had a lower rating and he at least handled himself with more decorum than Trump even has the capacity for. This 33 needs to drop below 20.
Just a euphemism to get rid of the common denominator and if you have a desire to learn, you will be going beyond what the average person knows about computers. An immich server is not a particularly difficult thing to achieve. Think about hardware first, where it will run and where you want something running 24/7 (or not?). Then move to OS and software. Once you got it working locally, think about backups and how you will access it from the internet as your next steps.If you are a "learn as you go" type, you already have a goal and that's exactly what you need to start.Sorry I'm being so abstract, but anything else and I'd just be giving you a guide lol.
I've had zero problems installing it and exposing it on one of my subdomains via nginx. I thought it was one of the easiest things to install and configure. Like, no errors or unknowns when installing.That being said, this isn't something the average user will be or even should be doing. Its a niche product for the tech literate, not an alternative for what cloud providers are offering. I'd not recommend it to anyone who can't tell the difference between "wifi" and "internet".
I wonder why...VLC: a free and open source video player meant to be used by literally everyone.Astronauts: a select few chosen people with little to no health problems, in top physical and mental form one could only dream of having.I think the Simpsons were on to something when they sent Homer to space.
Thanks other me. I know me when I see me.