I never had prime. The rare times where Amazon is the only reasonable source for something, I either don't need fast shipping or just pay for it.
I want to emphasize that this includes the big banks that make money off of processing payments.
I very much agree with the rest of your comment but the processing of payments is not the most pressing issue of capitalism and there's no practical alternative. (No, your central database stored in a P2P network does not count.)
SmartTubeNext (STN) is the Android TV equivalent of Revanced.
Not really. STN is not a hacked-up YT app like Revanced, it's an entirely independent FOSS re-creation like NewPipe. A major difference to NewPipe is that it is focused on android TV and uses the (private) YT API just like the official YT app.
It's available through a 3rd party repository which you can add to the F-droid app but not in F-droid the distro. Izzy's repo has its value but it's not the same as or even really comparable to F-droid.
It's because Mastodon makes it impossible to distinguish between groups and users.
That has nothing to do with Jellyfin itself. Any comparable service will have the exact same issue because the root cause are browsers not supporting the container.
Yeah, I've noticed the PayPal issue aswell.
One "hammer" mitigation to most threats could conceivably face when self-hosting is to never expose your services to the internet using a firewall. "Securing" your services against a small circle of guests/friends/family members in your home network is a lot simpler than securing against the entire world.
If you need to access your services remotely, there are ways to achieve that without permanently opening a single port to the internet such as Tailscale or ZeroTier.
Otherwise, commonly used tools in self-hosting such as Docker or VMs usually offer quite decent separation even if a service is compromised.
Nothing replaces good security hygiene though. Keep your stuff up-to-date. Use secure methods of authentication such as hard to guess passwords or better. Make frequent backups (3-2-1). The usual.
I’m switching to AMD since the 7800x3d is the new king now
Do you have any games that would be CPU bottlenecked at that resolution with your new setup and benefit from large L3 cache?
My favourite game is yes to both, so AMD's CPUs with stacked caches are a no-brainer for me but yours might not. If they aren't, stacked cache CPUs are a waste of money and you'd likely have the same result with a CPU half the price.
I mainly use Linux, aside from a Windows partition for that only game that needs it, so AMD also seems more logical in my opinion for my setup.
Good decision.
The motherboard appears to be quite expensive; does it have any specific special features you need? If not, I'd recommend downgrading to ~half the price.
There is no RAM in your setup?
If you need 4TB, I'd get either 4TB in one drive or two of the same drive. The 20€ won't explode your budget and the 980 Pro is quite a bit better.
Ich habe keine Ahnung was das für ein Image ist, aber standardmäßig gibt es auf LineageOS keine Google Services oder andere Google Apps. Die müsste man sich manuell dazuinstallieren.
/e/OS und iodeOS sind leicht angepasste versionen von LineageOS, die standardmäßig µG beinhalten. µG ist ein freier Ersatz für die Google Play Services, der dessen APIs so implementiert, das so wenig Daten wie möglich an Google gehen.
What is this a screenshot of?