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Yeah most of the improvements looked to be from fresh textures, not tracing. They clearly didn't want to do the tv footage though.

Tempest Rising, for those who didn't click.

I don't see under what circumstances that would be an ok question to ask.

I was going to try my hand at JavaScript but got a bit overwhelmed at the number of JavaScript frameworks, npm, typescript... The whole ecosystem seems so fragile.

I spent an entire weekend troubleshooting nvidia drivers on raw debian, specifically mint has really good driver support.

Hey thanks for the great website. Are you able to make it search on button click instead of after each character is typed? There is a large amount of lag for me on mobile while trying to type, leading to lots of typos.

For what it's worth I recommend linux mint. There is a gui for graphics driver installs. You click the yes please button and you're done 😊

I understand, though if the services you're hosting are all http by themselves, and https due to a reverse proxy, if you attempt to connect to the reverse proxy it'll only serve the root service. I'm not aware of a method of getting to subdomains from the reverse proxy if you try to reach it locally via ip.

Does NAT reflection still work if your PC is connected to a VPN?

I've previously also tried airsonic, gonic, ampache, LMS, and funkwhale, all with some problem I couldn't solve. Maybe embarrassing but for the handful of minutes I tried funkwhale, I couldn't figure out how to add my music files...

Happy if metadata file names are checked externally with something like last.fm to calculate the playlist, just want the music files to be local. Does jellyfin do playlist generation with the plugin you mentioned?

Everyone is saying subdomains so I'll try to give a reason for paths. Using subdomains makes local access a bit harder. With paths you can use httpS://192etc/example, but if you use subdomains, how do you connect internally with https? Https://example.192etc won't work as you can't mix an ip address with domain resolution. You'll have to use http://192etc:port. So no httpS for internal access. I got around this by hosting adguard as a local DNS and added an override so that my domain resolved to the local IP. But this won't work if you're connected to a VPN as it'll capture your DNS requests, if you use paths you could exclude the IP from the VPN.

Edit: not sure what you mean by "more setup", you should be using a reverse proxy either way.