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There is a flashing underscore beneath this, so it’s not completely frozen. What should I do? Is it safe to just force a reboot?

I have found a creality ender 3 pro on facebook marketplace for $75, would this be a good 3d printer at a good price for my first time?

I probably wouldn’t be printing too often, but I have a number of ideas for things that I’d like to try making.

Nothing crazy in this post, I just wanna brag about setting up nginx for my media server.

My media sharing journey has been long, with a number of huge upgrades to my setup. I started in January, where I would torrent movies and shows and stream them over discord to my girlfriend.

In February, the wonderful people of the fediverse convinced me to try Linux, so I installed Fedora Linux on my pc (I absolutely love it and will never go back), I learned so much about Linux in just a few weeks, and wanted to try self hosting, so I installed jellyfin on my computer for just me and my girlfriend.

In late February (maybe March?), I got a homelab server running to install jellyfin, I had nothing else on it, jellyfin wasn’t even installed through docker (I was afraid of docker). I would manually transfer torrented movies/shows from my pc to the server via sftp clients.

Eventually, i think May, I introduced some friends/ family to my media server, and realized I needed to scale up a bit, so I setup the full arr stack with jellyseerr and qBitTorrent and migrated jellyfin to docker.

A few weeks ago, i finally figured out hardware acceleration with my old nvidia graphics card, as it was being a pain in the ass previously. Up to this point, everyone would just connect with my homes external ip and port forwarding.

This brings us to yesterday, my isp, Comcast, had a “planned” outage that they didn’t warn anyone about. Which ended up changing my ip so none of my friends/family could access anything until I figured out what happened. So, I finally decided to setup a ddns with noip, and looked into nginx and reverse proxies. After a few trials and tribulations, people can now access everything on the server without sticking a port on the end of a url/ip. Along the way i also started hosting my own team speak and factorio servers

Now I’m just wondering if there’s anything else that’ll make a huge improvement like everything else mentioned, I don’t think there’s anything else I could even want, except upgrading the actual server hardware with more storage

Hi everyone! I apologize if this is the wrong community, but I couldn't find a specific "Purchase Recommendations" community or something along those lines, so figured I'd ask here, since this seems to be fairly general. I'm in the market to buy a new webcam, as my current one isn't amazing anymore. The connection to the cable is loose now and constantly disconnects at the slightest movement. The overall image quality is lacking, I think it's 720p, but it feels like it changes all the time, and the frame rate is abysmal, fluctuating between 5 and 30 fps.

So, the main thing I'm looking for is a good overall build quality, especially in terms of the cable. I move my camera around semi-frequently so it's annoying to fenangle with it all the time to get a good connection. (Side note, a longish cable is appreciated, but not required, I think the current length is around 5 ft, which is just about enough)

Some smaller considerations, I'd like it to be 1080p @ 60Hz, but those are pretty flexible requirements. I'll happily settle for 720p or 30Hz, but 1080@60 is what I'd really like. Avoiding giant brands, (logitech, namely), is also a plus, but not a huge requirement.

Thank you so much for any/all suggestions!

Update: After a few people actually recommended logitech, I decided to look through their webcams and I found a few I liked. After a bit of searching I found a used logitech brio on facebook marketplace for $45, which is what I'll be buying! Thank you again to everyone who took the time to make recommendations!

So I’ve been trying to get into peertube and away from google, but I’m having trouble finding a frontend to actually use peertube, or perhaps I’m missing something with how to use peertube. Does anyone have any recommendations for this?

Okay so I found this old MacBook (I mean OLD, it even has a hot-swappable battery and an optical drive) and I have no idea if it’s even worth the effort of installing anything on it. What do you guys think I could do with it?

Edit: note that this is just from a live usb, it has 120GB storage

Cross-posted from "Seriously, you're probably dehydrated" by @guynamedzero@lemmy.dbzer0.com in !lemmyshitpost@lemmy.world