Ignore the noise and use Ubuntu LTS. Subscribe for the free Ubuntu Pro service. This is something you do not get on Debian. Enjoy boring, trouble-free operation.

If you’re hell bent on not using Ubuntu, use Debian. Enjoy boring, trouble-free operation.

In either case, use Docker. I don’t know what the version of Docker is in Debian but in Ubuntu 22.04 LTS, it’s recent enough so you don’t have to f around with third party repos.

Sucks because you know they don’t cost nearly that much to make but it is what it is. 😅

The problem with smart light switches is that they sit on the AC path. This means they’re capable of starting fires. As a result you might want units that don’t have questionable designs or the cheapest relays inside. A proxy for that is being certified by a western certification organization. Something like UL, CSA, ETL, MET, TUF, etc. Both the certification and the grade of components used increase the price of such units. There are some cheaper certified switches too, but personally I wouldn’t install something that doesn’t carry the name of a North American (I’m in Canada) manufacturer on it. Leviton, Eaton, etc. And those are $50+. 😔

Debian is as great as it’s ever been.

What do you mean “you people”?

I was talking about a server side setting under Remote Access. Check there.

I’ve no idea about the max size hypothesis. I’m simply confirming that Caddy is a proxy in this context.

Yes that is a proxy.

I have three hypotheses.

• There’s a setting for remote streaming quality. It may be set to 720p.
• The port isn’t open on your router and Plex streams via a Plex relay server which limits the quality.
• The CPU might not be fast enough to transcode beyond 720p and Plex might be transcoding for remote streaming.

They’re a feature of the economic system, not a bug. We don’t have a good track record working against it.

You learn a lot more by reading and fixing. That’s simply not possible with Windows.

A search nonprofit. Something like Kagi but nonprofit. Publishing its index on regular basis along with its source code. Wikimedia could perhaps start something like that.

A space heater.

Why not all? Add SFTP (file transfer over SSH) to the mix if needed.

Yeah that would be ideal. Only concern is if there would be enough skin to cover it.

Sure but technically non-redundant schemes also fall under the category. E.g. RAID0, multiple non-redundant ZFS vdevs, etc. Those would be reducing the performance effects of single disks.

Yes three are differences but you’re running a redundant array of independent disks in order not to care about those differences.

Me 2.

Various interests who profit from underfunding education who present phones as the boogeyman that made education bad. I don’t know, I’m just guessing.