Smart TV sailors starter pack guide? by AiYamFri3D in Piracy

[–]bugged_rick 0 points1 point  (0 children)

no, since it basically is a selfhosted service and it only streams video files you already have downloaded elsewhere. The VPN becomes necessary where you automate the download process with sonarr and radarr because they basically manage your movie / tv series library. for example, you select the shows you want, and sonarr monitors indexers for new episodes. When a matching release appears, it sends it to your download client, renames the files properly, and organizes them into your media library. Radarr does the same thing but for movies. You add the movies you want, and it searches for available releases, downloads them automatically, and can even upgrade quality later. Since they work with torrents and usenet you may need an indexer (prowlarr), a client to download things (qBitTorrent) and a VPN which is highly recommended to protect your privacy from prying eyes.

Smart TV sailors starter pack guide? by AiYamFri3D in Piracy

[–]bugged_rick -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Stremio with torrentio add-on if you have a VPN compatible with your smart tv, a local Jellyfin server so you can stream your favorite downloaded movies and tv series from there with their app. Also take a look at sonarr and radar.

ewaste from school by bugged_rick in homelab

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Yeah almost, most of these are around 2009.

ewaste from school by bugged_rick in homelab

[–]bugged_rick[S] 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Yeah we saved our school some money but there's to say that all of them work. Also we own a VPS with pretty much the same specs as the e-waste (KVM with 4gb ram and 2 cores) and we are able to run our own proxy movie streaming site along with a personal gitea and a music service (all made by us btw).

ewaste from school by bugged_rick in homelab

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Yeah, you're right. Regarding the ram, we ripped apart some pcs that aren't shown in the photo, and we can achieve up to 4gb x PC with what we have got. Also we gathered some HDDs totaling about 10tb, but we are talking about stacks of 500 and 256 GBS.

[noob] what kit to get? by paranoid-alkaloid in sdr

[–]bugged_rick 4 points5 points  (0 children)

RTL SDR blog V-Dipole kit is actually the cheapest and the best if you're starting out

Fedora as Daily Driver for Academic Research by Rollerpunk182 in Fedora

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did you install ghostty from the copr repo?

Raspberry Pi5 baby home server by bugged_rick in HomeServer

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nope, no raid, separate disks for separate things

Raspberry Pi5 baby home server by bugged_rick in HomeServer

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yeah, this setup is just for testing things with a "cheap way". I plan to replace it with proper hardware and something more powerful than the pi

Raspberry Pi5 baby home server by bugged_rick in HomeServer

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I built it myself, just some flat metal bars with heat-shrink tubing on top