Why does it matter if its docker based for remote access?

Yes of course. It’s all tools and skills and system stuff

But 10k isn’t much in the grand scope. But it can be a big hurdle if you want to use opencode with local small models

Opencode needs like 10k tokens just to get started

Red alert 3 cursors

https://www.rw-designer.com/cursor-set/red-alert-3

Yeah. Your can even but replica cameras with leds for like 10 bucks

Then don’t expose anything on the internet

What are you afraid of?

My jellyfin runs in a a rootless podman container

I just type the URL

I have Cloudflare set up without Auth. Just region locked to my country

So it’s just a solid reverse proxy with a bunch of features and an added layer with white listing.

I know whitelisting isn’t security per say but it’s good enough

Reminds me of

https://everyuuid.com/

Just make sure you disable caching or it can be a bit slow

Cloudflare. Just make sure to disable caching

I run jellyfin now after the whole plex pass incident (in not going to pay to host my own pirated content, and that’s just that)

But honestly plex has a better ui and featureset.

That said jellyfin has been perfectly serviceable for me. The app is good. I can select stuff. Play it. My wife can work it just fine.

He’s not saying it’s affordable though. He just said that it’s 9 bucks and we have to make that be worth it

I don’t even think he’s wrong

But like, does it help you with anything specific. Or is it just nice to look at

What do you use it for?

Well, things that suck also cost money

That loophole is closed in Norway at least.

Can’t even advertise for a Heineken T-shirt if you wanted to

Carbonated water. Either with or without a hint of something

Aaand its closed again