The writer doesn’t want to rely on others services, but uses AI for artwork?

Correct yeah, you’d still need a way on the host to check if the mount is ready though before starting the service. Or you could just do a fixed delay time.

For subdirectories it’s more complex as each application needs to be configured properly too, so you’ll need to go into transmission and tell it what subdirectory you’re using.

Or switch to subdomains as that just works without any extra config, and still let’s you use one port for everything.

You should be able to modify the docker service to wait until a mount is ready before starting. That would be the standard way to deal with that kind of thing.

For what it’s worth when you set up your site on cloudflare you get to choose how strict you want security to be and what URLs it applies to, or just disable it and use it only as a CDN. Or even disable routing entirely and use it only as your DNS.

It would be nice if they were more clear that enabling some features might block legitimate users though.

All of the selfhosted communities are good for that.

OpenWRT on a Linksys router, with adguard home for DNS blocking.

I used to run OPNSense on some older x86 hardware, but wanted to move to something simpler and less power hungry.

Yeah gotta inspect the traffic and block whatever hostnames it uses.

Some did leave, just not nearly as many compared to the numbers that claimed they would.

Thats when I left and made a Lemmy account instead.

Maybe block the DoH endpoint and in theory the device might fall back to normal DNS, dunno if that would work.

Sonarr doesn’t do any downloading, so that’s why it doesn’t specifically need a VPN.

Maybe I’m just wildly crazy here, but I think a $70 game from a big studio should run well.

We’re not talking some $15 early access title here that lacks optimization because it’s like 2 guys making it in their free time.

Its a recent AAA game on a modern game engine, so it probably runs awful even on top of the line hardware.

Basically every game that comes out these days in the AAA space is a horrible unoptimized mess.

Sounds like poor design on the manufacturers part if a $20 microprocessor and radio can break into a car.

I love the mouse, for me it’s far faster than remembering key shortcuts or CLI stuff, and just feels a lot more natural to use.

The government already has every US citizens number anyways.

Why not? Its nice to have fun with your website.

Just missing like 90% of the features and UI

Discord is fairly unique, there isn’t really a replacement for it that works well.

There is barely any overhead with a Linux VM, a Debian minimal install only uses about 30MB of RAM! As an end user i find performance to be very similar with either setup.