Ziti isn’t though.

Point is, you know Tailscale will turn to shit the same way all VC stuff does.

Make no mistakes VC aren’t giving money out of the goodness of their heart, they expect a profit.

Friendly reminder that Tailscale is VC-funded and driving towards IPO

You know what’s to come.

The answer to the question is immediately. Or switch to OpenZiti or Pangolin even.

Fucks given, negative.

Not to be pedantic, but this will work fine in Australia.

There’s no reason to say “If you’re in the US”. I think you mean “for everyone else” or “for those not in the EU”.

You usually need to trigger a total rebuild to make it part of the same pool, but you could always make it separate vdevs.

The best route would be to start with the number of drives you want at least, and upgrade them via replacement as you go.

ZFS is objectively the best disk pool solution, where did you read that?

I wouldn’t want to associate with an app that’s ripping off YouTube when you’re an app trying to make a better YouTube.

But also, this is open source. Who are you to say that funding an effort should go to one place and not another? I think the people who actually put effort into Peertube are best place to determine what’s good for the project.

I think you need to take the tin foil hat off mate.

IPv4 in many places has RAN OUT. No more, zilch.

Most people can get a fully functioning CGNAT address and surf the IPv4 web just fine.

Most VPS providers will give you IPv4 and IPv6 just fine.

So really the only issue is for the 10-20% of people who need to host an online service, security camera or online game system that doesn’t have a server or rendezvous service.

Even if you can mental gymnastics into believing this won’t affect you, we know that’s the way Plex is going. How long until it does?

The framework is called AdminLTE, it’s bootstrap.

Just run your own Jellyfin