“Even the passwords are encrypted” I would certainly hope so! Seems like the bare minimum for a password manager 😄

Ah, that is much better, thank you! Strange I haven’t heard of them before.

I’ve been curious about Nextcloud as a self hosted storage area. But I’ve not really found clear information if my use case works well with it. I have more or less just a network share that plenty of services and sources has access to (immich, local computers, syncthing, jellyfin etc.) but as I understand it Nextcloud doesn’t like files being modified externally as it keeps quite hefty indexing of all the files. But I’ve also heard you can mount “external” storage in Nextcloud that it would be less mad about.

It would be nice if their home page showed anything about anyhting, like about what they do and who they are instead of redirecting to a completely sterile login page.

I have a friend group that loves dumb American shows playing as background noise, think My Big Fat Gypsies Wedding and Swamp People. It’s hard to easily find all the seasons for them, so my jellyfin instance is a perfect place for them to live 😄

I ran a full scan, but did I miss something about “optimising” the database?

Curve pay is what I use as well on Graphene OS. A shame we “have” to use yet another third-party company, but it will do until better alternative comes up.

Neither of Barclay’s two apps work for me. Luckily I only have a credit card with them I opened for credit transfer, because they’ve gone all in on being app first with missing functionality on the website.

Unfortunately for a Plex style easy to share library you need it to be centralized, handing over a lot of power to whoever is controlling it.

Why not? Unless you’re talking about unauthenticated steaming of media if you reverse engineer a servers folder structure.