I’d rather get an N100 minipc in this case. Similar performance but able to do media transcode a lot better
Faith-in-Strangers
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You are self hosting probably open source stuff you found on GitHub. It’s probably not commercial but community based. I support opensource but they don’t have as much resources to make sure the services are fully secure. That’s one thing.
The second thing is you like tinkering but you probably haven’t researched anything about cybersecurity, it’s a full time job.
The only sliver of hope you have when opening a service online is to hide your ip and setup some access rules. You chose to not even do that.
If you hook up cloudflare tunnels, you’ll quickly notice how many bots check your ip/domain, all the freaking time.
I use their WAF rules extensively to limit access to my server to a few IPs for my family and friends.
wtf that’s the price of 8TB in Germany
Paying 50 for 250mb in Germany. Jealous
OP is stealing my post.
I answered all questions here :
Did you just repost my screenshot from a year ago ?
No offense, but I don’t get it.
One could safeguard thousands of movies, song, art of any kind, that might disappear because some of it becomes lost media. Instead some prefer to backup content made for an ad platform.
I genuinely want to know what these 1m are about
Using the website or connecting to your iCloud account on each phone. Photos app will do it
You don’t. Once they are all on iCloud you can use their smart storage option where it only keeps some locally. I then download them all from iCloud using icloudpd
It’s built in the photos app …
Upload all to iCloud, use the built in duplicate manager (doable directly on your iPhone in the photos app).
It will look at more than just the file name…
Then do a clean backup using icloudpd which will neatly file them by year, month and day
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I would add cloudflare tunnels to avoid showing your ip to the world and easily setup some access rules