It's developed by a previous discord developer and looks exactly like Discord. Only a matter of time before they shut it down if it gains enough traction.
Dr.'s hate this one trick - tell them you're facing issues peeing and you'll get recommended to a urologist. Even with my family history of prostate cancer I couldn't get one until I started having issues with my stream. Sure enough my prostate is slightly enlarged even at 40 and am now on meds for it.
There was no reason for this in the first place in my opinion. The ONLY positive use I can see would be managing the whole arr stack from one place, but I imagine you would still need to manage individual shows\movies\whathaveyou if it wasn't found in the first place.
I have my stacks set up to auto upgrade and find missing stuff already. It's literally built into their programming. I manage them individually and anything that isn't found on my indexers I typically go out and find manually as needed (old or very obscure media).
Not really sure what this bought anyone at all other than an extra layer of convenience?
Good points. I have been trying to spin up my own instance because the alternatives are still not up to snuff but Matrix seemed a decent alternative if self hosted.
I just saw another article today about XMPP which was going to be my last ditch effort, but that will be my next foray it seems!
I enjoyed it because it was all I had growing up. I watched it so much on VHS I picked up very small Easter eggs along the way I never noticed through previous re-watches. The writing did have something to it, but practical limitations can only go so far in a world where Terminator, Aliens, Blade Runner and Predator owned the box office.
Awesome, thanks for sharing. I'll give this a read through this week. I'm sure it's something simple I'm missing but Ansible in particular is new territory for me.
I saw the Chris Hemsworth one on YouTube the day after the bowl. It really made no sense to me as a "buy Alexa" ad because all of the outcomes are very possible at some point with misguided or badly deployed code.
I was served grand jury duty at one time and my boss got me out of it. It's even worse than regular duty based on the amount of time required to serve. If I recall, grand jury duty is required for 8-12 weeks and serves multiple cases because of that differentiation. Regular jury duty could go on that long too depending on the case, but your most likely serving for much less time than 2-4 months.
It was probably tied to the article. The video is meant to show potentially doctored footage of another inmate walking into Epsteins jail sector the same night and time of his death, but the jail record claimed no one else being in the sector at his time of death.
The ansible guide I'm following calls this out specifically, that cpu and space requirements can exponentially increase if one of your local Matrix user accounts federates with an external instance. I'm wondering what happens if I use my external Matrix account to federate with my local instance however, if that would cause the same issue or not.
I'm pretty close to finalizing the playbook deployment. Just a couple small hurdles to get through. Copilot has helped me a bit with the deployment as I'm new to Ansible but between it and the guide I'm almost there.
I think my biggest challenge will be getting my external proxy working smoothly with it. I'm debating between using my already existing traefik proxy in my DMZ vs placing the whole Matrix server in the DMZ with local Traefik. If I can't get it working with external proxy I will likely just move the VM into the DMZ and use it's built in proxy instead.
I've also looked into sharkord but the main dev literally mentioned he was making that project for his works internal communications in one of his posts - huge no for me there.
I also tried self hosting Stoat but the containers aren't talking nicely even on a base deployment.
They make profit off of that UI style and that's all that really matters. Only a matter of time as I said.