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Home assistant

Plex

Jellyfin

Sonarr

Radarr

Prowlarr

Readarr

Organizr

Overseerr

SaBnzbd

Transmission

Calibre web

Homepage

Memos

Pwndrop

Picsur

Remotely

Youtube dl

Changedetection.io

Uptime Kuma

Kavita

Nginx

And a couple discord bots

Agree with the Synology recommendation for a simple starter. Though personally always recommend the 4 bay.

Galaxy S20: I have not found a compelling reason to upgrade

I have done basically the same thing. With a few differences.

I setup Transmission and SaBnzbd on the NAS but offloaded sonarr/radar/prowlarr + jellyfin to my server so it’s not taking up resources from the NAS.

Found Usenet to download significantly faster overall and sonarr/radar get releases from them much quicker then torrents. Only about 1/15 downloads end up being torrents.

Also overseerr is an amazing tool that you should add into your system. I use it for myself but I also have made accounts for my family so instead of asking me to download something they can just press two buttons and it automatically does the rest.

The JWT exploit bypasses 2FA requirements. It basically steals your active session and allows a third party to use it.

Thanks for the work. As a heads up it appears most of the block instances are back however I believe explodingheads is still missing which you may want to confirm.

EDIT: it has been added back to the block list.

ljdawson the dev has created the official community for sync for Lemmy: [email protected]

It was not created the same dev. He endorsed it but it was someone totally different.

I think a part of the “giving up to reddit mods” is the hopes that it will incentivise the reddit mods to push their subreddit to the community instead of trying to keep people on reddit just to maintain power.

Personally I have made several communities that I enjoyed in reddit. While I dont mind modding it’s kind of a pain in the ass as well though.

From what I have seen so far not likely. Though it would be nice if users were given some type of warning when attempting to post/comment/reply to defederated instances.

No. The short story there was an inactive mod was top mod and came back just to make the whole sub private and got backlash from the most active mod about it. Admins ended up removing the inactive mod. There is additional back and forth between the two that got posted but it basically ends as the one actually doing the work gained full control.