Reminded me of metal slug tactics, just 3d graphics instead of sprites.

I used to watch some of his stuff. It got really annoying when he went in on the AI agents.

At some later point I saw some video of him mentioning how tech made you feel like you are being behind and you should step back into real things. The audacity when all of his videos are "You need to learn xyz RIGHT NOW!!".

Edit: lots of comments on the video with dhh sound like very fake bots repeating the same few things.

Fork it eh? 😏

You guys have to do the inverted products again to make it more clear for folks not in the know.

There's always open source at the home level and for people that have a say in small businesses.

And you don't have to login to view stuff.

In Japan? straight to jail!

And if my grandma had wheels she'd be a bycicle!

Also, depending on the location they can be unreliable (US higher end models at least).

A coworker bought one with 60k miles for about 30k (included 100k extended warranty). He has a Toyota now. I believe the beamer was considered a total dud around 110k due to electrical issues.

To further simplify.

For step 1+2 , the router might have a built in DNS resolver which would eliminate the need to maintain another container or service.

For step 5, depending in the router software, with a single target (e.g. a nas running docker services) you might also be able to add a wildcard rule to catch any query for *.local.domain.com to resolve to that machine. This would simplify adding things in the future as the only thing remaining would be the caddy config.

How much a home is worth is irrelevant as long as you need a place to live. Where is he going to live if he sells it?

Jellyfin works well enough with swiftfin, but does have some annoyances e.g. subtitle and audio track support is tied to the player configured (native vs other).

It's the more reliable client app I've experienced as long as you stick to 1080p though. 4k is a hit or miss, but that could be my network or server (although I do direct play when possible, but it still has the occasional issues).