good luck mate, you're on the right path

A fortiori, d'après ces gens, et je le dis comme ça parce que j'ai pas pris le temps d'aller vérifier, dans les pays qui ont déjà mis en place cette mesure de façon similaire (Canada et Belgique de mémoire), on a des cas de patients avec des maladies incurables qu'on incite à choisir cette option pour des raisons économiques.

Perso si le système de santé était excellent pour tout le monde j'aurais aucun souci avec cette mesure, mais on sait très bien que ce n'est pas le cas et que ça ne va pas en s'améliorant.

Ah, je savais pas que Fortiche avait des bureaux à Montpellier

I've been hosting Jellyfin on my Radxa Rock-5C for a year or so, and it's done a very good job at it.

The only difficulties that I've faced (mostly in the beginning) were:

• It was a pain to install the drivers for hardware transcoding on armbian. I solved it by switching to some other distribution that's maintained by a single guy. Ubuntu-Rockchip or something. That might have changed since then, but if it didn't you'll probably face it with any RK3588-based SBC.

• It's a bit temperamental in terms of power delivery. Make sure to use a charger with the right USB PD spec to power it, and use a USB hub with its own charger to plug your storage. That's probably specific to the Radxa boards though.

So it takes a bit of work to make it work properly. If you don't want to deal with that, I second some other comment that I saw: get an Intel NUC, the setup should be much simpler. If you don't mind using AliExpress, you can find a brand new one for less than 100€.

D'ailleurs je viens de tomber sur cet article que je trouve excellent : https://blogs.mediapart.fr/collectifantivalidistestrasbourg/blog/220326/aide-mourir-notre-rencontre-avec-une-deputee-eelv-revele-le-vrai-clivage

I do this too. Can recommend.

So I've been using ultra.cc for over a year and I have only good things to say about it

Are we allowed to recommend a specific service? Glancing over the rules, it seems that yes, but I just want to make sure.