The entire channel is excellent if you enjoy machining videos. It's a great mix of light hearted and explaining some technical details in the voice overs. I subbed after the first video.
Animal carcasses are not vegetarian... Things like milk, eggs and honey (honey can be questionable) would be classed as vegetarian. Essentially anything that causes an animal to die to be consumed would not be vegetarian.
Email issues are likely related to the lack of SPF and DMARC for the domain. It's a pretty common practice to mark domains without as spam.
The NCSC had a nice tool to check and also give you feedback on how to fix the issues.
https://emailsecuritycheck.service.ncsc.gov.uk/results?domain=fddit.uk
What's the benefit of this over just using plex_debrid?- I'm currently using plex_debrid hence the question.
Why are they all in one container Vs using docker compose? - this kinda goes against the mantra of using containers.
How do you intend to handle updates of the other services?
Great work however, I don't want you to feel I'm being too negative.
There are so many good ones out there there's no reason not to use one.
Your username would fall under GDPR as personally identifiable information - also if your instance asks for an email address, that is also personally identifiable information under GDPR.
I think any posts that users can contribute to a social network, also fall under GDPR.
This is a potential issue that many instance owners may not have realised.
Your example didn't really make any sense, as you can use Apple One on iOS 14 or newer. So the oldest supported iPhone would be the 6s from 2015, which at the point iOS 14 came out was already 5 years old.
I'm not an iPhone user, but they have better long-term updates than the vast majority of other vendors. Five years of support, I don't disagree with them wanting to push their newest device - they are a business and want to make money. Most features work except for things where there are hardware limitations.
Since they are ZigBee, replace the Hue Hub with an agnostic ZigBee one.
Since you already use home assistant I would recommend this one - https://www.home-assistant.io/skyconnect/
https://zigbee.blakadder.com/zha.html - this is lis of supported devices, if you go for the default ZHA setup.
The fucking appearances list... The idea of someone going through every single piece of Star Wars content looking for water just so they can have the most accurate article.
I've been using the skyconnect since it was released, it was a little rocky with Z2M at the start.
Since Z2M 1.30.0, at least I think it was that version, it's been absolutely solid.
Also the automatic firmware updates from home assistant are really nice.
