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I chose OpenMediaVault as an easy way of setting up something like ZFS or RAID, still haven't decided but I haven't bought new hard drives yet, so I'll have some time to think about it.

While I would have preferred Cent OS, OpenMediaVault uses Debian and I'd prefer a standard installation.

I've been slowly bringing the #RockPro64 into my life to replace my old x86-64 box for NAS/Seedbox/Minecraft/[Calendar/Contact Syncing] services and I'm a really big fan.
While I hate Debian for personal use, it is very stable and I don't need to worry about updates bring stuff.

RIP PacBSD (formerly ArchBSD)
Really cool project that combined a FreeBSD kernel with a GNU userland and Arch pacman. Their website is no longer online :(

Liked: 【意訳】おとうさんといっしょ＜父とマシュマロを食べるHana Macchia＞【切り抜き】 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qMwBJPjrY1Q

https://social.librem.one/media/LzfxGeQtbmzpQWVVlZ8

https://social.librem.one/media/R1eCzwi4RrEGVBe_FiM

LMAO

The last thing I need to replace since I removed Nextcloud: Photo backup.
I want to be able to delete photos that have been backed up, and preferable runs over SSH.

welp what the fuck does this mean

Alright, it's done.
And while I'm at it I'll setup Pleroma lol

Down to 122
Having Deluge open to see the former file locations is helpful, especially with all my symphogear stuff...

Bug report: transmission-remote-gtk crashes when searching "touhou" and the result is a 300GB+ archive with a billion files.

Time to manually verify 253 torrents for my migrate from Deluge to Transmission
Yay fun

Y'all got any recommendations for torrent client/server that allows for Thin Client use?
All I can think of is Transmission.

Well shit dude
I can't even compile newer versions of Deluge on Debian Stretch cause it's too fucking old.
And AUR has deluge1 for deluge 1.3.x itself, but not for deluge-gtk, so it's fucking useless.
I'm not changing systems, which means I'm switching torrent client/servers.