We would need Google to aggregate instances together for the benefit of search results, but the host instance is great to see.
Maybe when Reddit removes indexer access, Google may put some effort towards replacing it, but I wouldn’t give my hopes up waiting for Google Search to get better.
I’ve found Usenet backbone+indexer to be the same price as VPN while being significantly faster to download, no seeding required.
It allows more complicated setups like radarr+sonarr which download episodes as they come out, at around your internet speed.
I ripped out all my portable drives, had to make a cable without the energy management line for inside a PC.
Big ATX case with 8 3.5’ bays, mobo with 6 Sata ports, last two ports will require a SATA-PCIe expansion card.
1x 4TB (shucked)
2x 6TB (shucked)
1x 8TB HDD
1x 16TB Ironwolf Pro
40TB across 5 bays, 1 left without expansion card, 2 more with the card, following that the 4TB will get dropped for a bigger drive.
I’ll likely be buying no less than 12TB per drive going forward, no RAID configuration yet.
Install official version from Microsoft website.
Open PowerShell;
irm https://massgrave.dev/get | iex
This authenticates Win and/or upgrades version Home/Pro
I had been using Relay for Reddit Pro until today, the API finally switched over and it doesn’t work without updating and paying a subscription.
I had already been 50/50, now I can only access the terrible Reddit application on my phone, so I guess Lemmy is all I have on mobile.
Hetzner VPS
So Reddit is actually moving away from NSFW, I guess it changed significantly over the last decade with OF ads.
It’s much easier to discuss Jellyfin here for me than on the forum.
I use Turkey, it’s around $2.50 per month for the 6-person plan.
New Outlook is an automatic update to the Windows Mail app, it will look mostly the same.
Deemix with a Deezer free trial for good quality, free is 128kbps.
If you are using CG-NAT your public IP is not for just you, it’s shared in a cluster of households, DDNS won’t resolve that.
Have you checked if your Internet Provider has you on something called CG-NAT, it’s where they do not grant you a personal IPv4 address which Plex needs. For me it’s something that’s been forced on by default at every Provider I’ve been with for years and have had to get they to turn it off.
Have you tried going into your router settings, finding the Plex computers IP address (CMD prompt ipconfig on Windows), locking it to the local IP 192.168.0.XXX it’s on so that you can open a port forwarding to Port 32400 (default for Plex).
You could just open Port 32400, but it’s best to only do it for the Plex computer and your router might not retain the same local network address.
Edit: It may also be needed that you open the port on the computer, which is more complicated and is done via Windows Firewall.
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The point of the restriction was to silently remove the apps with excuses that it’s just a side effect of other actions.
I use Frugal Usenet via this link and NZBGeek as my indexer for $6/6m
I’m happy with my $5 pm for Usenet + Indexer, on top of hard drive costs.
Usenet is paid, usually 2+ subscriptions, a Usenet/backbone provider + an indexer.