Hey, fellow PlayOn lifetime subscriber! I feel you and not everyone needs to feel the way I do about this. But, I’m fine with it. That may change, but it’s where I am now.
Hey, fellow PlayOn lifetime subscriber! I feel you and not everyone needs to feel the way I do about this. But, I’m fine with it. That may change, but it’s where I am now.
I’m fine with this. The old model was great and unsustainable. They are switching with the explicit goal of not taking VC money, which is a good thing in any context.
Namecheap, Namesilo, and Porkbun are the ones that people around here seem to like.
This is all going to depend on your risk tolerance, overall attack surface, and network topology.
SAAS is a scam
pCloud sells itself as a privacy-focused alternative to Dropbox, Google, iCloud, etc. They’re running a deal right now on lifetime accounts, too.
Brah, how often are you logging into services on your set top box?
Thales was kind enough to provide a link:
Thanks!
TBF explodingheads and lemmygrad exist.
I’d like to see the breakout in the Fediverse for Mastodon vs. all others.
It doesn’t offer AVC1 decoding; so if that matters to you, skip it. If it doesn’t (and it absolutely doesn’t for the vast majority of users) then it’s not only best-in-class, it’s alone in its class. The nVidia Shield Pro is the only other device with as much power in it and that’s been eclipsed by the newest AppleTV iteration. They’re really just that good.
Every weather “service” in the US uses the publicly available NWS data and applies it’s own spin to it. There’s no reason you can’t do this. Personal weather stations are also not expensive and almost-universally offer API support.
The chips in these TVs are garbage and will only get worse (relative to current tech) as they age. Get a set top playback device and use exclusively that. Shield Pro is still solid, AppleTV hardware is solid too. Below those are Roku and Fire devices, they will do nearly as well.
Oh man this is great; I’m going to set it up tonight. I’m far too lazy maintaining my Heimdall links.
I run a Debian LXC on my Proxmox server with Portainer to manage my Docker containers. It’s small and lightweight all told.
How far out on the roadmap is docker build?
That makes a lot of sense. Great low power chip.
Idk man, runs great on my Proxmox machine