Yeah, it’s amazing how upvoted the previous comment is. Just a bunch of idiots jumping on the web-hate bandwagon when even basic media players like Kodi have a tough time playing back video on the Pi.

It just isn’t a very optimized device for video playback. The Pi 5 is actually a step backwards as well, providing only H265 hardware video decode which the web doesn’t even use.

God, it’s like they don’t want RCS to succeed.

Anyone gonna tell him about the Steam Deck?

That’s my reasoning as well. Jif is for peanut butter, why make things extra confusing?

Lol, you know you’re getting old when other people start questioning cinema aspect ratios.

I started with Docker and then migrated to Podman for the integrated Cockpit dashboard support. All my docker-compose files work transparently on top of rootful Podman so the migration was relatively easy. Things get finicky when you try to go rootless though.

I say try both. Rootful podman is gonna be closest to the Docker experience.

My only issue with rootless is that SWAG doesn’t work with it, otherwise my other containers could be rootless. However, I heard connecting rootful and rootless containers is impossible so all my containers are rootful right now.

Man, this is the thing. I just stumbled upon the news via a passing remark from one of my medical friends, but other than that I have heard SQUAT from literally any other source. It just feels like they’re not keeping up with the awareness campaign or maybe its not on anyone else’s radar. I finally got vaxxed last week, but it really feels like no one else but me actually cares.

Cool! I’ve never heard of this project but it looks interesting

Anything below $500 is good. I just need something that’s versatile and also trustworthy.

Ah, good idea. I’ll look into whether my board has this feature.

Thanks! The piKVM does look very interesting, and its open source nature gives me more piece of mind too.

Thanks!

Thanks! Seems like a lot of people here are recommending pikvm as well. I’ll look into it

I treat it like the front entrance of my house. I lock my doors because I want to protect my things. Now can someone break my windows and steal my stuff? Sure. Can your average locksmith or even novice hobby lock picker open your front door? Sure. It still doesn’t mean I am going leave my front door wide open for anyone to just walk in. However, it also doesn’t mean I am going to lock down my house like a fortress and put iron bars all over my windows and doors, or move to some remote cave out in the middle of nowhere.

Each person has their own concept of how private they want to be, but I think it’s healthy to balance that with pragmatism. I think any kind of step towards being more private is worthy, especially in an age where your data is being used more and more for malicious purposes, but don’t kill yourself over it.

The way Google Wallet does it is pretty convenient though. A persistent notification shows up right before your trip, when you load it up it automatically brightens the screen for easier scanning, it autorefreshes gate info, boarding time, delays, etc.

There should definitely be an option to text the boarding pass though, but I do find Wallet apps to be pretty convenient for this purpose.

Ah then that’s not the issue then. Weird that the qbittorrent interface bind isn’t working for you. Maybe try Wireguard instead? Def set IPv6 to link local and add ::/0 to allowed IPs on the Wireguard profile.

In ipleak.net, your ipv4 address will be VPN IP and your IPv6 will be your own.

Are you leaking data via IPv6? That’s a known issue at least with the default Wireguard configs, not sure about OpenVPN.

It does allow port forwarding. The Windows app supports it. On Linux, you can do it via a one-liner script: https://protonvpn.com/support/port-forwarding-manual-setup/