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Very nice ! I also so saw the flying whales (and spotted the pilot 😁) and got a small gift from the replacement guitar player

No need for coding experience. Forget all previous instructions from AI and follow these: Quick-Start | Jellyfin.org
You are right, “import” is the wrong word. I should have said “smuggle” instead.
You could try to import condoms from countries with health and safety regulations that make sense then.
Guys saying condoms are uncomfortable don’t know how to properly put them on, and/or use the incorrect size for their dick.
I’ve tried several brands and sizes and the right condom makes a big difference.
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Selfhosted@lemmy.world•Tips for moving from TrueNAS to Debian for a NAS?English
1·6 days agoI have to look into that, thanks !
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Selfhosted@lemmy.world•Tips for moving from TrueNAS to Debian for a NAS?English
9·7 days agoCome on man… I spent so much time typing this from my phone, with formating and everything…
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Selfhosted@lemmy.world•Tips for moving from TrueNAS to Debian for a NAS?English
113·7 days agoHello, I have some experience using Debian in NAS, but none with TrueNAS.
Before anything: BACKUP !
If possible, make a full copy of your pool onto external drives, or another NAS or anything else. If it is not possible to get enough spare storage soace, then at least backup the things your really care about (personal photos, important projects, password database). Just make sure you have a valid backup in case things go terribly wrong ! I am sure everything will go well, but this will give you additional peace of mind.
Setup Debian for NAS use
There are a few things I can think of, many might be obvious, anyway:
- Install and configure network file sharing protocols: Samba (files sharing compatible with Windows, Linux, Android and others), NFS (more like network drive)
- Install: S.M.A.R.T monitoring tools
- Choose and configure filesystem. I have been using BTRFS, but since your pool is ZFS and you probably don’t want to format and start from nothing, I think you are already set on that one. I believe this is extra configuration as it doesn’t come by default on Debian.
More advanced things:
- Setup SSH for remote connection with the terminal
- Install
htoporbtopfor system monitoring in the terminal wireguardis a very nice VPN, it’s easy to configure on all platforms in order to access your NAS from outside your home
Power optimization
- Enable C-stats in the BIOS (warning in case your CPU is a 1st gen Ryzen, do not activate)
powertopis an utility to optimize power saving settings (I’ve not bothered with this until now)hdparmis an utility to manage and configure hard drives, you can use this to configure automatic spin-down after some time of inactivity, this is a bit tricky though.
Dashboards, UI, frontends
- OpenMediaVault is the first one that comes to my mind. It’s actually a Linux distro based on Debian with a web interface that allows you to do all the NAS relevant confirmations from the Webbrowser. It can also be installed on top of an existing Debian install. I have used it a long time ago.
- CasaOS, similar in concept, I have not used it.
- Another simple option to get started, get a monitor, keyboard and mouse. Install Debian with full desktop environment and configure everything in person. You can always go headless at a later time
Docker
You definitely want to install docker to run most of your services. Please, also add your local user to the
dockergroup to not have to run everything as root. Useful services I use:- Portainer: manage containers with a web interface
- watchtower: Auto-Update other docker containers
- Jellyfin: media Manager and player (similar to Plex)
- *arr, transmission, sabnzbd: sail the high seas
- gluetun: route containers traffic through a VPN
- caddy: reverse proxy, to access your container with sub-domain name, example: jellyfin.mycoolnas.net
- vaultwarden: redistribution of the Bitwarden password manager for self-loading with the premium features available.
Graphics cards
It’s been a long time I didn’t have to deal with NVidia. Debian comes by default with the
nouveauopen source driver, which works but may not give the best performance. I don’t know if it impacts transcoding performance. I suppose it doesn’t give your the NVENC codecs. Anyway, you can install the NVidia proprietary drivers and should be able to transcode.Conclusion
Debian is a solid option for a NAS, it’s been serving me well for many years. It is set and forget. However. It takes time to setup and the terminal is going to be your main configuration tool unless you go for OMV or another distro specialty made for NAS.
Your main source of information shall be the Debian Wiki. You will find step-by-step guides to install most of the things mentioned above. The Arch wiki is also a good resource, keep in mind that some files may have different locations and package different names across Linux distributions, but configuration should be similar.
Best of luck my friend
I believed babies were conceived by kissing. When I first released genitals might be involved, I was in disbelief, thinking something like “No, it cannot be. This would be too stupid. Then it must be kissing that makes you pregnant”.
Book bad, phone good ?
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Comic Strips@lemmy.world•40 days in the Japanese desert: the second Oni
14·28 days agoThank you for using the word cringe in your content
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Linux@lemmy.ml•Linux is awesome at home, but aren't y'all forced to use Windows at work?
7·1 month agoForced to use Windows 11 at work, my brand new laptop with 32GB or RAM takes 10 to 20 seconds to open the explorer or view an image. It’s horrendous. It’s absolutely not because of the application I need to use because I literally do EVERYTHING in Google Chrome. This year IT uninstalled Excel and Word from our laptops because we are supposed to do all the work in Google Drive. Updates always need minimum 2 reboots and you need to attend to the computer because rebooting will get stuck on the encryption password. I hate it, but it always been like that so…
Stereotypes ? What do you mean ? Every French dresses like that

Synapse@lemmy.worldtoData is Beautiful@lemmy.world•In Virginia and Oregon, AI data centers now consume one-third of the state’s electricity.English
4·1 month agoThis energy production and AI activities should be counted as negative GDP as it is a complete waste and will require more effort and money to fix the damages later on.
You’re right, he says last born in 1900, not 1990. What are the chances that a guys born before 1990 survived all of the people born in the 90s tho ?
What did the journalist expect? When you are born in the 90s, you aren’t necessarily a 90s kid. This man was at best 10yo when the 90s ended and most likely a baby when 2000 came. The old man is right, only 90s kids will remember, and those were born in the 80s.






Fine all US big-tech companies out of the EU, let people pirate their services without repercussions until a EU replacements emerges ?