Joelk111

How do I do thing

Have you considered not doing thing

Thought I was on Reddit for a second. Guess some things transferred over.

They were saying they were concerned about fire risk with their non-battery setup. They brought up this setup as if it’d alleviate that risk.

A 40Kwh battery is like 10 grand, I’m not sure why you brought that up. I’d be more likely to invest in a second battery and solar panel. It’s been up for over 23 weeks right now, I’d guess a second solar panel and battery could keeping it up nearly 100% of the time, and it’d cost under $100.

Yeah, I’m not sure what relation that has to this solar powered website.

So… If there’s no power the website goes down?

Oh, was it sponsored by Bambu? Sponsor block might’ve caught me there. I was sorta dissapointed when I learned he’d moved from Prusa, as that is where he started.

Immich is the easiest self-hosted thing I’ve set up. It also might’ve been the first.

Just want to note that Molly IS Signal, just a fork of it with some added features, in case OP isn’t aware. Definitly just go for Signal unless you have a specific reason to use Molly.

Yeah, this is the one.

So far we’ve just been using it manually to plan meals and go shopping, I hadn’t thought about having it automatically choose meals.

I’ve never self hosted a discord alternative, but it doesn’t seem like it’d cost anything to just spin it up beside existing self hosted infrastructure.

Ahh, use an LLM instead, got it, thanks!

/s

Symphonium and Tempest are both android clients that support Navidrome and all the features you mentioned (if I’m reading your comment correctly)

What’s the lemmy community equivalent to lost redditors? Or maybe just the one for spammy bullshit. Not sure. If OP is just lost, I’d love to hear how they got here and thought this was related to self hosting.

My work sells commercial tier drives that were used by customers in NVRs for $10/TB. It’s honestly a great perk of the job for a data hoarder like myself with a fully redundant 100TB of stuff (aka 200TB of drives). I also got a dope 16 bay server chassis with slides and a few other components from them.

I’ve used it for when I remember a cool place I’ve been, but can’t pinpoint the exact location, like a campsite or something. It’s the type of thing that I rarely use, but when I need it, it’s invaluable.

Mine hasn’t been the most reliable tbh, but I’ve also had issues with it. I think my next printer will be the Prusa XL with at least 2 toolheads, or whatever the equivalent is when I finally am ready to drop that dough. I think I’ll also pay extra for them to build it because, as much fun as it was to build my Mk3s+, I do wonder if some of my performance issues are my fault due to the assembly…

The choice has been obvious for a long time, even back when my Prusa Mk3s+ was the cutting edge Prusa printer.

The best part is that, if you’re on the fence, you can just run both. That’s what I did at first, but I’ve since let plex die.

Prusa is like the 3D printer of 3D printers. Bambu is like the Apple of 3D printers.

I ran Jellyfin and plex for a while, using Jellyfin instead of plex at every oppurtunity. Then Jellyfin broke, I couldn’t figure out how to fix it in an evening, and I just went back to using Plex, which had continued working. It isn’t great, sure, but it’s fine. I think Jellyfin would need to be Immich levels of cool for me to switch.

Sure, that’s why I paid for Plex Pass. Plex isn’t free.