If you download hevc main 10 level 5.1 content or below you probably won’t need to transcode and can skip the whole problem 🧠

When presented a hypothetical between the commenter suggesting it be

A) forked now

And me suggesting

B) forking when there is a problem

You elect C) the commenter does the work?

Brilliant contribution

Or you could just fork it when there’s a problem

You’d need to be running kerberised NFS in the kernel, give the attacker access to your NFS server, and have a valid kerberos login

I don’t know anyone sharing NFS access let alone opening it up on the open internet

I use FreeBSD so I don’t need to check it to make sure it’s working properly

Since their burst power consumption started using more current than a capacitor in the charging circuitry could provide

Syncthing good for small datasets too

Gotcha by the balls, VPN would have the same problem unless you can host the VPN server on IPv6?

Are you unable to port forward?

Why do you need a VPN if you’re just trying to expose game servers to the public?

You want to enable the accessibility permissions

Pay digital ocean $5/month for a little VPS and call it a day

Gotcha, how does this compare to true preferential voting?

Why does it appear so complicated? What are all these calculations?

We’re open source so we get that free gitlab ultimate which has been pretty sweet lately

Codeberg more like codeturd

I don’t have any issues with jellyfin and remote streaming?

if you no longer use email

What

Yep… Our official website somehow often ranks below long abandoned forks on github pages?

Seagate, or Seagate exos

After how many hours of power? TB written? Exos have a five year warranty