Good bot

Agreed and sometimes the amount of work trying to find some random radio file to flash because 5G stops working… it’s not worth the headache anynore

Game over

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Time for Lync let’s goo 👌🏾

yay -Syyu

Hey Pandora, I think you left your box …

I think by default it already converts everything into webp. The repo will have more information on how it all works.

Fine for me using Jerboa but yes yellow text is horrendous

What if we want the bot to go deeper 😏

It’s not another one per say but a list that I find really helpful for community Lemmy projects: Awesome Lemmy

If you are self hosting there is a tool on GitHub lcs that will auto subscribe to some communitues for you.

If only I could turn back time and have picked up all the AI modules from my computer science Bsc… those salaries are 👀

Wow even ransomware didn’t teach a lesson… I’d be worried about personal data being indexed on some onion site…

@RemindMe@mstdn.social 3 days

It’s always the way, I’ve just found out about proxmox myself… thinking my next rebuild will be some kind of proxmox kubernetes setup.

Good luck and get well soon 🙏🏾

What anime is the pic from

That link is fuckin beautiful, no more new tab and search community!

EDIT: you still need to have subscribed to the community for it to work :l

From what I’ve seen it is basically a managed and updated feed of indexers that it keeps synced with you *arr apps. The *arr apps are the ones that do the searching based on whatever indexers they have imported from prowlarr. They use different criteria like media quality or profiles I think is what they are called.

Searching prowlarr itself would simply provide you with all results from the different indexers, you can filter results/queries if based on different things/tags but I tend to not use it directly myself.

I’ve found *arr wiki to be really useful when learning how to set things up correctly.

If doing a fresh server external, I’d go for debian as base(don’t need to update it too often + stable)

For apps it’s mostly docker-compose to set up portainer/nginx-proxy then from ther just manage the rest from portainer/nginx-proxy web-ui. ony log on the server for the occasional docker updates / pruning for space.

I see a lot of guys going the full kubernetes route and it’s something I’m hoping to get into at some point but it seems like a lot to unpack for now.

Shh 🤫 they might defederate us too if we say too much