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Found an old WiFi dongle buried in my stuff and decided to revive a 2009 Atom netbook I’d been using as a test mule 😆
Now it runs Debian Bookworm CLI as a lightweight network gateway (Node): Ethernet uplink, WiFi AP, plus Proton VPN (free tier) for routing traffic.
Surprisingly stable and fun to push old hardware into a new life.
#Linux #Debian #Homelab #Networking #SelfHosted #VPN
Using rsync for backups, because it's not shiny and new
You might not even like rsync. Yeah it's old. Yeah it's slow. But if you're working with Linux you're going to need to know it.
In this video I walk through my favorite everyday flags for rsync.
Support the channel:
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Here's a companion blog post, where I cover a bit more detail: vkc.sh/everyday-rsync
Also, @BreadOnPenguins made an awesome rsync video and you should check it out:
Lastly, I left out all of the ssh setup stuff because I made a video about that and the blog post goes into a smidge more detail. If you want to see a video covering the basics of using SSH, I made one a few years ago and it's still pretty good:
Chapters:
1:18 Invoking rsync
4:05 The --delete flag for rsync
5:30 Compression flag: -z
6:02 Using tmux and rsync together
6:30 but Veronica... why not use (insert shiny object here)
Just learned how to setup the open subtitles plugin on my #Jellyfin instance!
No more messing around with .srt files - request the subtitles directly from the app.
I’ve a bunch of movies with missing language and forced subtitles that I can now watch 😁
(Language subtitles for foreign movies. Forced subtitles are used when, for example, an alien is speaking an unknown language and the subtitles should be shown on screen).
