Proton will so smtp if you’re on one of the paying plans. You can get your own domain setup to use with it. This is what I do. I just had to contact them to get it setup, they ask a few questions about usage, which I just said was self hosting stuff and sending occasional emails.
For my use case, I can’t get it to autoplay the next podcast. I would need to setup a playlist or something. The Web version does this just fine, just not the app. I’ve been playing with Absorb and that seems to do this, though in Android Auto mode it breaks occasionally. Can’t speak for this app. Maybe I’ll try it and see.
Could something like a potato cut in half work? It’s hard to tell how deep the broken pieces are in there. It would grip on the broken parts and then hopefully when you turn it then it moves. Maybe after a soak in vinegar as another suggested.
You could try half-caf. I’ve found some good decaf coffee since I’ve effectively quit caffeine (in major doses, as I’m aware decaf still has SOME).
I put my uptime kuma on the VPS to monitor my home infrastructure from the outside. Let’s me know when things go down much more reliably.
In my opinion, it’s (the service) self-hosted and not home-hosted. Hardware is just a platform.
When walking with a lot of ice, always walk on the snowy, cloudy, and/or crunchy looking areas. You’ll get more grip with the crunch of the ice and snow than on just ice. If it looks clear, didn’t go near. (Or something like that)
Not sure about lights, but the license plate at least appears to be on the top left (temporary plate).
That’s why we’re in mildly infuriating… It’s an annoyance, but not the end of the world.
I’ve found that if I set primary as pihole and secondary as, say 1.1.1.1. then, my android phone will pick either one seemingly randomly. So my local DNS doesn’t work.
My workaround was to do two pihole. I forget how I sync them though.
Better than them driving I’m sure.
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Over cloudflare, it’s knowing you’re the man in the middle and not some company. It has a few other things like zero trust, and an authentication layer.
I use racknerd for VPS and it’s about $35/year. So definitely one of the cheapest part of my home lab.
I’m using Pangolin, which is the current hotness. It’s somewhat like cloud flare tunnels, but you need a VPS (find a cheap one). That tunnels back to your house. I opted into using crowdsec as another later. It’s a part of their setup process.
A website that big is probably malicious, as I feel like iPhone has the same gesture (don’t quote me on that)
In a public library unfortunately it had to be a “better” argument than that. Given the two previous reasons it could be discarded. If people come looking for it you can say without a doubt that it needed to be discarded. However they could try to replace it. Then it becomes a more contentious.
I just wish the audiobookshelf android app had auto play for the next episode. Like the web version does.
A very long straw!
Same, until I saw it was behind the stove.
Maybe some day, don’t break what isn’t broken (for now).