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For instance, a server will probably work just right with an Intel N150 processor - decent power, low consumption, and support to encode up to VP9/HEVC (no AV1 though)

I'll be honest, with the prices of RAM and storage nowadays, it's not an ideal moment to start self-hosting. Given that you already have 3.5'' drives, I suggest going for a NAS form if you can afford it. Also, a multiple app server with Nextcloud won't work well unless the system has 8 GB RAM at the minimum, preferably 16. Try getting a more modern processor, as those come with support to encode more recent video formats and you mentioned having a media server.

That's correct, it appears as "shared by VWestlife" as it probably should

Just received a notification from one of the latest videos. What?!

As a fellow short-memory-spanned person, thanks for the notification, I'll be posting an issue on the GH later.

Sure, I can send an issue, I just wanted to confirm if it was normal behavior. I'd spin my old Peertube instance back for debugging, but I'm not sure if my current server would be able to run both instances without getting saturated - I can hope somebody else can debug this though.

That's the problem, there should be a notification from the group contact but it doesn't appear on my side. Not sure if a problem with my account per se, or with the way Peertube groups work internally on Friendica - Lemmy group notifications do reach me properly though. Debugging this will be complicated as it relies on a Peertube account posting, though.

Hey, if it works! It's not always that I see somebody doing a DIY accessibility hack on a budget, but when I do, I appreciate the inventiveness - necessity is the mother of invention after all

Long story short: anti-zombie protection

Not directly, but if you configure them via Home Assistant, you can download the camera footage (depending on the brand, I use Tapo) and then sync that to your server of choice via FTP or WebDAV.

I had been saving up for Deltarune, avoiding spoilers for years (didn't have time to even play the demo)