Most mice use 2.4 GHz dongles. There’s no input lag at all.

I have the Glorious Model I 2, which is super lightweight. It also came with a very light cable that I hardly notice while charging.

It also has a blutooth mode that I set up to pair with my laptop without a dongle. That mode does have a slight input delay, probably about 20 ms.

tl; dr: Wireless with dongle has no input lag. Bluetooth has input lag.

Wireless is always more expensive.

Rclone mount it

Backblaze storage is around $6/TB/mo last I checked

Caillou was a little shit who threw a fit about everything

Looks like a Halloween candy bowl that tries to scare kids when they reach into the bowl

If you do a manual search, do any results come up? Is it an issue of automatic searches rejecting the results?

Are you using the same indexers on prowlarr and streamio?

Pay off debt

Not a fun answer but it’s the most responsible one

What plugins do you use?

lol. lmao, even.

I have a reverse proxy set up already. The path from the outside goes:

DNS -> my IP -> reverse proxy -> server

I’m just wondering what happens when my own devices on the same network go to the domain.

The FLIRC Skip 1S might be your best option. The software for it is a little finicky but you can program the volume button up/down to fire multiple volume commands. One button press could control a bunch of different TV brand volumes.

I’m not sure if it can control the shield, but you may be able to program it.

So all the people who want to use your Jellyfin server have to deal with a VPN first?

That’s my point. Plex was easily accessible for friends and family with minimal setup. Jellyfin requires a bit more knowledge.

That means it can’t be shared (easily) with others. That’s the appeal of Plex and the reason why switching entirely to Jellyfin is not an easy thing to do.

Right, but if you’re hosting Plex then you’ve likely shared it with friends/family. Jellyfin isn’t as easy to share.

The hard part about Jellyfin is that it requires your own domain and some more self-hosting knowledge that a hobbyist might not have yet.

It’s not a super hard transition, but it took me a few months on/off to learn the basics of hosting a website from my house.

I’m still trying to figure out headscale on a VPS so I can mask my home IP

I host rustdesk on my own domain and it works. I don’t have my tinfoil hat all the way on though.

Just checked out Seal. My impression:

It uses the same backend as MeTube (yt-dlp), so they have the same capability as far as website support and file formats.

Seal looks like a good option if you don’t have access to your home network or if you don’t have a dedicated machine to host things.

I still prefer MeTube because it’s a web UI that I can access from any machine. I use a VPN to stay connected to my house so I could still use MeTube while away.

Is it primarily for iPhone users?

MeTube is just a web UI, not a phone app. It is accessible by any device that can see the local IP and port of the host machine.

Yeah, that’s about it. You can watch it directly in the browser as well.

MeTube, for when my friends send me a video on a service I don’t use (facebook, instagram, tiktok). It supports a lot of sites.

Great argument, except Meta and several other companies have willingly shared data with ICE to help with arrests.

But I agree, these things should be taken care of with a warrant (or similar) with a defined scope.