I actually use magsafe with my Pixel 6 Pro. They sell adapters you can put on your case. I recently tried some of my magsafe stuff on a friend's Iphone and holy crap is it terrible on the Iphone. Not as strong is the only drawback but, it was significantly weaker

I had issues getting hardware acceleration working on server.....but, I guess that isn't a issue on a mini pc

Also with them being new Desktop offers a lot of tools and easier to navigate. However I do a minimal install not a full one

Personally..... Id spin up a Ubuntu desktop instance for Jellyfin and Sonarr. I went through a few different operating systems before I went back to Ubuntu and....it just works. Lots of documentation on installing those services that way. Jellyfin is very happy behind Sonarr... I'd stay away from Windows for any kind of selfhosting because I don't trust them

2 here

Also I'm really surprised there aren't more 2s....

I run mine over at Linode for the last couple weeks without any downtime. Can't recommend it enough. And it doesn't use a lot of resources so you can host multiple things on one server.

It's a pretty sweet rack. I've been wanting one since I got out, Idk what to use it for except lols.

I have a 42u rack now.... But, if I had three army racks I'm sure I could consolidate....

This is pretty light config he has in it. When I was in the Army they would be three times as heavy because of large UPS. We would 2 man carry them

I don't miss lugging those stacks around. But, at the same time I miss the Army lol

Trying do https://YOUR-DOMAIN-HERE

It's a solid piece of kit. Glad I could help

That is how it works you have to manually add communities

That worked too

Did you try Rustdesk? I use it for accessing VMs

I think it would be better if everybody selfhosted a instance of their own. Make it super hard and complicated to find communities but, keep things nice and clean

Hmmm for some reason it says my username is Lemmy on some instances I'll have to fix that

As a colorblind person red light still works for me

You just have to commit and be willing to selfhost stuff to replace stuff. If you are unwilling to selfhost then degoogled is harder

Ahhh that makes sense

This isn't even remotely accurate. You can always use degoogled Android. There's Fdroid for most apps you really need and APK installs for any others