Network automation engineer and general techie. Admin of mimiclem.me
I’ve been running a docker compose stack the last couple years with no issue. It can be simple-ish to set up but that depends on your experience level.
If you have specific questions there are plenty of people willing to help, myself included.
There are good spots on lemmy for help in this thread as well as an IRC chat for support if needed. I’ve been helped there more than once.
That’s interesting to hear, finamp has been great for me for at least a year and a half. What kind of issues do you see if you don’t mind me asking
I guess it’s time to get serious about homeassistant
Nwg-look can change all the theme settings at once. Check it out
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I find Fedora provides a great balance between new code and stability. I’ve had lots of trouble getting distros like Ubuntu to work with newer apps and features.
Microsoft going down the shitter
I guess it’s time to get serious about homeassistant
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RIP to those of us with kids
Federation fail 😓
If you want to connect a device to your phone and have it use your phone’s tailscale connection to your tailscale connected PC you’ll need to have a way for the device connected to your phone to reach the tailnet.
By default this is not enabled. Only tailnet devices can reach other tailnet devices.
You’ll need to setup some tailscale device as a subnet router – either your phone or the PC itself – to allow traffic to hit the tailnet. You’ll also need to add your PC’s LAN to the subnet router to advertise the subnet across tailscale. https://tailscale.com/kb/1019/subnets
Someone cropped the last line? What a sociopatl
The instructions change if you’re using flatpak. I was only able to get it to work with a manual import
Did they pull the cooler and fan assembly off and decide to use it as a case fan? Or was it already assembled? I have so many questions