It is an option. But used from Ali? I’m not sure that I would trust them with my data.

Thank you. Intel now offer ECC on top processors like i7 and i9. It is a news development. Now biggest problem is to find motherboard supporting ECC.

could you please elaborate? what is SFF hardware?

Try other container technologies lie LXC or go right side and play with FreeBSD jails. Quality of dockers you can find around is horrendous, giving that Docker itself build for convenience not security. It is not something I will trust.

HIkvision is great. Good value for money. Just do not use the app to configure them, use web gui. And yes, they need to be isolated from rest of network and the internet ( as pretty much any cameras).

Just get VPS and use it to bounce traffic between nodes.

Blu Tac?

But it usably getting dry over time and you can’t remove it cleanly.

Ethernet is not a problem. Plug USB-to-Ethernet adapter to your phone ( there are some requirements to both) , and you will be surprised.

Is it tame for selfhosted to switch to DANE?

Symphonium is another good mobile client.

Do not access volumes directly on filesystem. path may change. If you need access data on a volume just spawn temporary container an mount that volume.

you can always add Makefile to traverse directories.

Damn, I’m doing *nixes for nearly 30 years. But never went to that level of minimalism. Nice trick.

Such an abomination :-)

I bit a bullet and re-implement all automation on NoderRed leaving HA only dashboard. It is still not great, as Node Red is gui based. So may be Pythom + MQTT is best way for home automation.

Absence of Yaml is exactly biggest annoyance in modern HA. It just not configurable without million of clicks. Just try to apply same automation procedure to other set of devices. In text you just copy block, in GUI you have to redo everything from scratch.

Heh, Jellyfin is above Plex. Nice. And it would be interesting to know how that survey conducted. Too many countries missing.

Plus seed some torrents to cover network requirements.

Pine64 have some RISC-V boards. Not sure how far are they with support.