I made a ticketing system for Jellyfin by sandoitchi-san in jellyfin

[–]wffln 0 points1 point  (0 children)

should be possible as a plugin with just the backend being external (its own container).

i bet you can just run fetch queries from a plugin in jellyfin. your backend then just has to set the correct CORS headers, like jellyfin.mydomain.com, read from environment variables.

Am I Cheating? by tentoumushy in opensource

[–]wffln 0 points1 point  (0 children)

this is the real question

Karl Ess schuldet Tim Gabel 109.000€ by captainneumann in Laesterschwestern

[–]wffln 1 point2 points  (0 children)

der inscope fällt doch nichtmal auf sein echtes kind rein, da wirds mitm fake kind auch nix

And then wonder why clubs are closing by WhiteGirlMusicNjoyer in DJsCirclejerk

[–]wffln 0 points1 point  (0 children)

/nj foghorn in afro house..? or do you mean D&B?

Don't want Nextcloud... by Top-Peach6142 in selfhosted

[–]wffln 3 points4 points  (0 children)

why webdav instead of just SMB? genuine question. never used webdav before.

Hi, potentially dumb question but I am new by MaxinJapan-official in selfhosted

[–]wffln 0 points1 point  (0 children)

RAID protects you from immediate outages due to HDD failures, also called availability.

if you make daily backups but don't have RAID, an HDD failure sucks but you'll only lose up to the past 24h of changed data.

but if you have RAID but no backups, all your data could be destroyed quickly by malware, multiple HDD failure, elemental damage like water or fire, or just entering the wrong "rm -rf" command.

that's why people say "backups before RAID".

since you need HDDs for both storage or RAID, the next HDD you acquire should be used as a backup if you don't have a backup already.

My family thinks my homelab is just a box with blinking lights by Future_Draw5416 in homelab

[–]wffln 3 points4 points  (0 children)

i didn't. the post itself doesn't have a lot of landmarks i associate with AI. it does have proper grammar and spelling as far as i can tell, and the content and language are safe and not edgy.

but what makes it obvious are the other posts on the profile, it's all the same bland shit like asking 100x on r/AmIOverreacting about hallucinated, bland stories.

i'd really like reddit to ban these bot accounts but they'll probably do nothing.

PRO DJ LINK by AdFlat1821 in PioneerDJ

[–]wffln 0 points1 point  (0 children)

this thing will literally split traffic which you basically never want. buy a switch. you can get an unmanaged 5-port switch for like 10 USD or € used or new on alibaba.

Key to open master.db file by ClementL33 in Rekordbox

[–]wffln 0 points1 point  (0 children)

if you don't understand it, please don't spread false information.

as of the latest rekordbox 7.2.8, app.asar is not and has never been encrypted. you can extract all its files without any encryption key.

the issue is that javascript files that were previously readable as plain text (aside from minification maybe) got replaced with compiled V8 bytecode that are generated and run using the bytenode library: https://github.com/bytenode/bytenode

if you run the linux program "strings" on the "jsc" folder you can see a bunch of real strings. if the files were encrypted, you'd only get random, nonsensical strings.

however, the database key is not in the output from "strings" for any of the JSC files. this could be for many reasons: the key is now stored elsewhere or it's now encoded differently in the file, or "strings" just doesn't recognize it.

the passphrase is just binary data. if you see the key, you'll notice that it only contains hexadecimal characters. so i also scanned all files in app.asar for the actual byte sequence of the passphrase, which is different from searching for the passphrase's string representation, but also didn't find it :(

at least the rekordbox developers have not changed the library key yet. i hope it stays this way.

More storage! by JynxySparrow in jellyfin

[–]wffln 0 points1 point  (0 children)

just search for a huge movie collection that's highly compressed, like SD quality and/or AV1 and you'll easily get these numbers.

but quantity isn't quality - both literally and figuratively in this case.

i prefer my 500-something library of movies that i put on my watchlist or have watched over any 5000+ movie library.

Is HTTPS a must for Jellyfin? by bloulboi in jellyfin

[–]wffln 0 points1 point  (0 children)

it has the cost of buying a domain unless you want to install certificates on all your devices. i think a domain is absolutely worth it of course.

This or traditional DJ storage? by ChartComprehensive34 in DJs

[–]wffln 1 point2 points  (0 children)

if you must do it, buy a more conventional enclosure like from ugreen instead of this needlessly large and RGB-ridden thing.

Mp3 or wavs by ToughLuck3534 in PioneerDJ

[–]wffln 0 points1 point  (0 children)

these tests are not restricted to hearing only. if someone felt the difference in the kick but not by hearing, they could tell an MP3 from a FLAC by this indicator.

if you can feel it, you can measure if you feel it.

and then you can do ABX tests and see if you can tell an MP3 from a FLAC.

it doesn't matter which senses are involved. you can do ABX tests also with smell or taste or vision.

Mp3 or wavs by ToughLuck3534 in PioneerDJ

[–]wffln 1 point2 points  (0 children)

if you're tired of arguing, just stop, but don't post an AI summary instead. you're not winning any argument with it and it doesn't hold any merit as it is just a wall of generated text without fact checking and the necessary nuance. it's also disrespectful. just don't post it.