I’m all for touching as long as we don’t sudo

No I’m saying I respect the fact you have more nuance than most towards the argument and didn’t leave it in such a reductive form that doesn’t help anyone.

Respect for the nuance of the argument. Congrats on the major version.

Go further. I’m listening like a regard trying to understand

Clue me in on why vaultwarden can’t exist without it?

Ah but split screen delivery may mean plex content on an Apple Vision Pro or something VR related right?

So AV2 in a homelab is grossly inappropriate as this seems like something more geared up for server farm status. Odds are most homelabs aren’t rocking that kinda hardware and there’s probably an energy consumption cost and hardware cost factor to measure against how much someone is really saving compared to just AV1 which a intel ARC card can handle. You’d probably have to be rocking a homelab with 100s of TB of stuff to even come close to maybe wanting to go to AV2 hardware and codec?

So what makes av2 better than av1

Hmm. Welp. Let’s try. See what happens.

… so is ssh?

Fuck I wish my hose had gas at the end of it that I can offer up.

I mean or he can start down that rabbit hole because simple homelab has articles on all of it and reinforces why their tool Deployrr is a great one stop shop because not only can arr stack be setup quickly but so can like 100 plus other apps all easily and efficiently. I only wish I had it in the beginning. I use it to just stream line my authentic setup.

Deployrr

I have no right to suggest this or ask it but I was thinking this would be cool to integrate into a home assistant dashboard and then I realized what would be really cool is a web server of sorts that you can program up an RSS feed in, and the system will refresh the feed at whatever interval and on the back end an agent would go to the whatever the source is, let’s use Reddit as an example. Takes the posts photo and content as well as summaries of top comments and parses them and then puts the content in its own system with a deep link to the original Reddit post if you need it or want it. Then the front end would show the items as a carousel of content with image thumbnails and titles and small content description and date and time posted. That way you can quickly see through content either on your phone or a smart dashboard without ever going to native pages or applications.

Sorry I’m high and also can’t program my own shit cause I’m a regard

Just speak to me like I’m a dumb person, but what the hell is the point of hosting proton stuff? I’m a proton user and never once has this thought ever crossed my mind. What am I missing out on?

Gooooood

So Deployrr. But vibe coded and worse.

This alone is why I’m checking this out

Definitely following this

Oh shit.