epyon22
@epyon22@sh.itjust.works
- Comment on Self-hosted TV interface solutions 4 days ago:
There are builds for Android TV lineage os for the raspberry pi. If you are willing to put in some work for alternative apps it’s a great interface with no Google integration. I’ve used kodi before i moved to jellyfin always found the kodi -> jellyfin integration to be clunky. Google TV would be much cleaner
- Comment on My Homelab Got Hacked - A Postmortem – Phunky Cafe 4 days ago:
Have you thought about log aggregation with something like Prometheus/graphana or ELK?
Lol thinking about cpu notifications for myself. I get notified when the fans ramp up on my server.
- Comment on [NEW RELEASE] dockcheck.sh v0.8.1 - Now possible to run containerized plus a few new options 1 month ago:
Usually if I’m updating everything prior to having more automated updates. Some projects like next cloud and and matrix have deep dependency trees
- Comment on [NEW RELEASE] dockcheck.sh v0.8.1 - Now possible to run containerized plus a few new options 1 month ago:
Yeah occasionally I’ve hit the limit
- Comment on Keep Android Open (Stop Google from limiting APK file usage) 1 month ago:
I cannot find my source unfortunately poked around a bit. Unfortunately this article was better than even the ones I was finding.
- Comment on Keep Android Open (Stop Google from limiting APK file usage) 1 month ago:
Google apple agreed to increase android security for the deployment of RCS to both platforms. This directly looked like enforcing root detection and safety net(now play integrity) enforcement to use RCS. I’m speculating restricting side loading is also part of that agreement. It would make sense considering it’s forbidden on apple.
- Comment on Keep Android Open (Stop Google from limiting APK file usage) 2 months ago:
Really starting to wonder what they signed with apple to get RCS. Seems to be they sold the soul of android.
- Comment on OpenWRT router 8 months ago:
As an alternative to openwrt rather than getting consumer based hardware and flashing. Take a look at mikrotik I’ve been running a $40 wired router for years and it has tons of advanced features that are commercial grade.