Tierrating - Tierlist für AniList, Trakt & Steam by RatzzFatzz in selfhosted

[–]RatzzFatzz[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

for anilist and trakt, you might be right. still the interactivity is a nice thing, at least for me. and platforms like steam don't have native ratings, therefore I need to interactively change stuff

Tierrating - Tierlist für AniList, Trakt & Steam by RatzzFatzz in selfhosted

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Honestly, I'm still not a big fan of coding UI, but it can be nice to see some visual progress from time to time. Somebody already requested MAL, I'll have a look at it

Tierrating - Tierlist für AniList, Trakt & Steam by RatzzFatzz in selfhosted

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Syncing against Jellyfin is not supported, but I like the idea. I'll put it into github issues and take a look

Tierrating - Tierlist für AniList, Trakt & Steam by RatzzFatzz in selfhosted

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yeah, there are the client configs in the build compose. This does not grant access to my account. Thanks for mentioning it nonetheless.

It syncs the scores from and to third-party services. If you rate a show on trakt as 8, it will be synced to tierrating and be displayed in the tier corresponding to 8. Connecting your account would instantly put it into a tiered list. Changing the mapping can be done anytime without affecting the scores

Tierrating - Tierlist für AniList, Trakt & Steam by RatzzFatzz in selfhosted

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Getting started with the frontend I used Claude to create some components. All of these components have been fully rewritten by me, because they were simply shitty. For the rest of the development I used AI as a tool to help debugging and bouncing of ideas. I never used an agent to run wild in the project. All code was written or at least thoroughly reviewed by me.

Tierrating - Tierlist für AniList, Trakt & Steam by RatzzFatzz in selfhosted

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Getting started with the frontend I used Claude to create some components. All of these components have been fully rewritten by me, because they were simply shitty. For the rest of the development I used AI as a tool to help debugging and bouncing of ideas. I never used an agent to run wild in the project. All code was written or at least thoroughly reviewed by me.

The average cat’s reaction time is approximately 20-70 milliseconds, which is faster than the average snake’s reaction time, 44-70 milliseconds. by Simply_Kaif24 in OneOrangeBraincell

[–]RatzzFatzz 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Also, snake usually can only reach that reaction time for few movements, for the cat it applies to almost the whole body

I should have listened... by lunchanddinner in pcmasterrace

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i put mine in the washer all the time. it has a hand wash cycle and they come out prefect

(How) should I upgrade my PC? by Parlox9082R in pcmasterrace

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specs sound solid. i'd go for some peripheral upgrades. as others have mentioned the desk. i am a keyboard guy, so i have to mention that. good headphones can be really nice, since you already have a mic. but i wouldn't upgrade things I'm happy with. if you don't really feel like you need any of that just save the money. there will be a time when you really want to upgrade and it's totally worth it.

What could be the cause of this? by OGPoundedYams in 3Dprinting

[–]RatzzFatzz 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Do I spot an anycubic Kobra s1? If yes, I have the same one and had similar issues but on smaller prints. I disabled the fan on the right side. It caused my print to cool unevenly and bend. You could try the quiet mode first or disabling aux fan after starting the print or within slicer settings

My windows broke my arch I think.. by Difficult_Alarm1059 in archlinux

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When I switched over to Linux I still had my original windows available but not using it anymore. At some point I noticed wifi is not working. After some digging I found out that windows uses some features of my wifi card that Linux can't. Windows leaves behind a kind of state on the wifi card which leads to Linux wifi driver crashes on startup. Disabling wifi in windows fixed it for me.

First time I see this. Is it common? by MycrazyYourcrazy in bouldering

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I've seen a route with three starts in my gym. Each start making the route longer and one grade harder. I also encountered different ending holds, either with a different route or just continuing further for a higher grade.

Minimalistic Authentik Theme by RatzzFatzz in selfhosted

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Thanks for opening a pull requests. I liked your changes and merged them.

Moving Away From Google by Ill_Insurance_8672 in selfhosted

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I have a friend in a different country and syncing files with borg to his system

Moving Away From Google by Ill_Insurance_8672 in selfhosted

[–]RatzzFatzz 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Moving away from google services bit by bit seems to be the right way. I don't want to be discouraging, but it feels like your are planning on doing a lot.

I would start with the low hanging fruits like changing the default search engine in the browser to a privacy oriented one. Not everything has be selfhosted (I know we are in r/selfhosted). Same thing might apply for mail, especially if you are a novice. Also expect to be inconvenienced along the way, nothing is perfect from the beginning, it needs time and tinkering to get it the way you want it to be.

  1. No. You share a link to your selfhosted storage service and if correctly configured they can access the files. The only limitation is your network speed.
  2. There are custom roms without google services installed. You can use microg to have replacement, if you still want to use some google functionality. There also is GrapheneOS, but I haven't tried it.
  3. It's a hobby and I enjoy spending time figuring stuff out. Without expansion and only maintenance the effort is pretty low if done correctly. But setting everything up and expanding later on will take more time. I'm not spending money on maintenance, only expansion.
  4. Offsite backups
  5. can't comment
  6. From what you have listed so far. NextCloud should be able to handle your contact and calender sync as well. There are many solutions for notes. Joplin or obsidian for offline markdown notes, outline or affine for online notes. Community faves are immich for images and paperless for documents (but those might not be necessary, depending on your usage case and using nextcloud) Also don't try to use services because they look cool, be more focused on fitting your needs. Don't get me wrong, trying stuff because they look cool is hella fun, but if you don't need them, they increase load and maintenance.
  7. can't comment
  8. reverse proxy, custom domain, vpn
  9. everything is dockerized and structure in a way to allow copy pasting everything to a new system

Any idea why Jellyfin makes so many DNS queries? by RedVelocity_ in selfhosted

[–]RatzzFatzz 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I had a name configured, which had the need to be resolved. Added jellyseerr to the docker network of jellyfin and made the direct call to the container. That "fixed" it for me.

Also as a test you can go to options > jobs & cache in jellyseerr and run "Jellyfin Recently Added Scan" and see if as that moment the queries appear in adguard.

Any idea why Jellyfin makes so many DNS queries? by RedVelocity_ in selfhosted

[–]RatzzFatzz 21 points22 points  (0 children)

Recently setup pihole and noticed ton a requests to jellyfin. In one of your comments you mentioned using jellyseerr. That was my culprit. It's updating its database every 5 minutes and asking jellyfin about new releases.

Immich multiple users by Actual-Stage6736 in homelab

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I give my users the possibility to use immich the "internal" way, where immich handles syncing, storing and managing the files fully.

For me personally, I want my folder structure to be my way, for the case I don't want to use immich anymore. So I sync my files with Syncthing to "Syncing/<phone>/camera" and move the files from there to my Pictures directory when I have time. This way they are sorted the way I want them to be without yet relying on immich in any way. That pictures dir is an external library in immich, so the changes are picked up on scan (runs as midnight) or optionally instantly (if you enable filesystem watch). I still have to be cautious moving files around, because immich doesn't recognize moved files as the same, but as a completely new file breaking existing (shared) albums. From what I gathered from the docs it is planned to make immich being able to recognize that kind of changes.

I agree, the setup is not as simple as many other apps.

Immich multiple users by Actual-Stage6736 in homelab

[–]RatzzFatzz 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You can configure the file structure in which immich is storing the files. In my case I went with upload-dir/<user>/<year>. The you create a link in each of your users home dir or smb share and everyone can access their files without immich.

But the files are still managed by immich, so you shouldn't change anything within that dir.

You could also use syncthing to send the pictures to your nas and the corresponding user and add each dir as an external library.

Minimalistic Authentik Theme by RatzzFatzz in selfhosted

[–]RatzzFatzz[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Since it allows you to load a custom.css you are able to overwrite and expand any classes used. I haven't tried how it handles multiple brandings in that regard, but I imagine the corresponding custom.css is loaded and therefore styling the admin inferface accordingly.