I can confirm that jellyfin continues playing until it is manually stopped. I once had it play for 12 hours straight without any interaction so I think it is fair to say there is no limit.

You can use --accept-dns=false flag for tailscale on your parents pihole. That makes it ignore the tailscale dns settings and move on.

It is step 1 on tailscale pihole guide

Mainly Selfhosted and Linux Unplugged.

Not as much as the ones above but also like to listen to:

• 2.5 Admins
• Late Night Linux
• Linux After Dark
• The Homelab Show
• Linux User Space

To use phones people need to first buy them and regularly recharge them. Homeless people already have hard time to find other necessities.

Also in some countries you don't have any option to get any sim card and use it without first registering to your name and your address.

For the safety aspect yes, it is harder to rob them of their money but the phones are very easy to steal.

Cashless is only good if you already have some base level of comfort and do not care about your financial privacy. Every cashless transaction you make is recorded, tracked and sold via however many middle man you use.

I am not saying everyone has to use cash but people should have the freedom to choose how they want to pay.

+1 for Jellyfin and Finamp but check out Audiobookshelf for podcasts and audiobooks. It even has regular checks for podcasts that you can set for rss feeds.

I have been running my linux installs off of wd drives for years without any issues. Most of the devices I run are Asus laptops, maybe it is a Lenovo issue?

Cats being creatures of habit I think yours will enjoy her part in the good night routine. Please keep us posted I am curious about this experiment.

I experience this from time to time. It is caused (at least on my case) by meta key being stuck from using shortcuts.

Temporary solution is pressing the meta key alone so it gets unstuck.

Can I ask how you set authentik up for tailscale? I tried that but got stuck with the webfinger step. I can't wrap my head around that.

Ah, i see now. I use btrfs and the issue is with zfs.

Do you have any suggestions for reputable security related websites?