You can sync it using e.g. webdav and use any app you want on another client

Maybe Orgzly?

Thanks!

Thanks. Hence, in the future I can say that it uses 0.1kW?

Thank you for explaining it.

My computer uses 1kwh per hour.

It does not yet make sense to me. It just feels wrong. I understand that you may normalize 4W in 15 minutes to 16Wh because it would use 16W per hour if it would run that long.

Why can’t you simply assume that I mean 1kWh per hour when I say 1kWh? And not 1kWh per 15 minutes.

Wow, that sounds like I have rookie numbers

That’s true. And the children of my family see no ads which is priceless. Yet I am looking into ways to cut costs in half by using an additional lower powered mini pc which is always on and the main computer only running in the evening - maybe.

Computer with gpu and 50TB drives. I will measure the computer on its own in the enxt couple of days to see where the power consumption comes from

To my understanding 0.1kWh means 0.1 kW per hour.

That sounds like a sad world. I like cron

Orgzly

Thank you very much! There’s still a lot to learn :)

Thx for the explanation!

I can’t find much on “ipv6 delegation mask”. is there another name for it?

The router firewall can only either be enabled or disabled. In case the delegation mask is the port I can open in the UI. That’s the part that’s not working correctly.

• Navidrome is still a little bit ahead of jellyfin for music

You are not locked in

My router has a setting to expose the host X with port X. The port does nothing. That’s the weird part.

I got an ipv4 address now and everything works as before

Good idea. That means also having one device with thee reverse proxy.

I wonder if you can expose a container as a host

Why do you need to specify a host to expose it?

Why not start with an account? You do not need to run a server to be int the fediverse. It’s enough for now if they’ve got a or multiple accounts and actively use it. Share the latest papers via that account. Provide news. Link to articles etc. That’s good enough for the beginning.