NAL. Stand your ground and do not put up with him treating you this way. If it starts to get sexual, go to the police.

Gen X

Yes. Be able to choose the right life insurance plan, investments, etc for my beneficiaries.

Holy crap. I don’t, but after seeing that I think I’ll need to start

I have run both Plex and Jellyfin and I much prefer Jellyfin. I got sick of Plex content being interjected into my menus and feed. Plex also had issues seeing my server which was inconvenient. I now run Jellyfin with Infuse as my client. Love it so far.

Dumb question I know, but do I leave this running on my instance or on my own computer?

Just an idea. You could try hosting and using these apps on a VPS from a cloud provider to find out what your needs are.

Setting up Lemmy is pretty straightforward, especially if you use the recommended ansible method. You could do a brief self-host and if it works for you keep it around.

It’s extremely easy. Highly recommend it.

I have a similar setup as you and I got this. It has worked for several years without problem:

APC UPS BX1500M Backup Battery Power Supply

I have a similar setup as you and I got this. It has worked for several years without problem:

APC UPS 1500VA UPS Battery Backup and Surge Protector, BX1500M Backup Battery Power Supply, AVR, Dataline Protection

I have a similar setup as you and I got this. It has worked for several years without problem:

APC UPS 1500VA UPS Battery Backup and Surge Protector, BX1500M Backup Battery Power Supply, AVR, Dataline Protection

• Home Assistant
• Pi hole
• Plex
• NAS storage
• Sonarr/Radarr/etc
• Calibre

I’ve wondered the same. I know I’m not the only one with the 1.8 TB Reddit data dump. It would be cool to import all that into a Lemmy instance.

I realized at one point that the amount of data that is truly irreplaceable to me amounts to only - 500GB. So for this important data I back up to my NAS, then from there backup to Backblaze. I also create M-Discs. Two sets, one for home and one I keep at a fiends’ place. Then because “why not” and I already had them sitting around I also backup to two sd cards and keep them on site and off site.

I also backup my other data like tv/movies/music/etc but the sheer volume of data gives me one option, that being a couple usb hard drives I back up to from my NAS.