
Better than Netflix? Jellyfin on a NAS
Jellyfin’s an awesome open source home media server. In this video, Jeff Geerling shows us how he uses it to organize my movies and TV shows.
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Is it Time to UNSUBSCRIBE from Netflix, Disney+, etc?
- Frank
- September 20, 2023
- 4K
- ads
- amazon prime
- anywhere
- apple tv
- asustor
- attached
- back
- Backup
- deal
- Disney
- fight
- file
- freenas
- H.264
- H.265
- handbrake
- hollywood
- how-to
- hulu
- Jellyfin
- makemkv
- matroska
- Media
- mkv
- Mobile
- Movies
- NAS
- Netflix
- netgear
- network
- online
- piracy
- pirate
- Plex
- plus
- process
- qnap
- radarr
- revenue
- rip
- ripping
- Service
- sharing
- sonarr
- Storage
- STREAMING
- synology
- Television
- terrible
- truenas
- Tutorial
- TV
- UHD
- UX
- Video
- vlc
- watch
Streaming services are getting worse by the day. Jeff Geerling shows us how to FIGHT BACK!
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Build A Raspberry Pi NAS For $35 Using All New Parts
In this video, Michael Klements builds a Raspberry Pi based NAS using all new parts for only $35. This is obviously not going to be fast or have a significant amount of storage, but it’ll be great for a first-time NAS build to learn how they work and how to set them up.
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How RAID Works
- Frank
- October 10, 2022
- hard drive
- level one
- lil nas
- NAS
- nas server
- nas server installation
- nas storage vs external hard drive
- network attached storage
- raid 0
- raid 0 hdd
- raid 0 setup
- raid 0 tutorial
- raid 0+1
- raid 1
- raid 10
- raid 10x
- raid 5
- raid 6
- raid levels
- raid storage
- synology nas
- synology nas 2022
- synology nas review
- synology nas setup
- synology nas setup guide 2022
- what is raid
What is RAID and how does it work? Why would you use RAID and what are the benefits in terms of performance and reliability? Dave Explains mirroring, striping, JBOD, RAID levels, and ZFS.
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How to Build a NAS Home Lab
- Frank
- August 15, 2022
- Hardware
- home lab
- NAS
Now that the move to the new house is complete and things are almost (kind of) unpacked, it’s time to start planning out the home server lab to geek out. Fortunately this YouTuber shares his home lab journey.
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How to Build a NAS
- Frank
- June 17, 2022
- home lab
- NAS
Now that the move is done, it’s time to start building out my dream home network and lab.
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Backups: You’re doing ’em wrong!
- Frank
- December 10, 2021
- 123
- 3-2-1
- 321
- arq
- asustor
- AWS
- backblaze
- Backup
- backup & restore
- backup plan
- backups
- carbon copy cloner
- ccc
- Cloud
- Computer
- copy
- crashplan
- data recovery
- Disaster Recovery
- dr
- files
- glacier
- Guide
- hard drive
- library
- Linux
- local
- mac
- macOS
- Media
- nail
- NAS
- network attached storage
- photos
- process
- qnap
- ramset
- Raspberry Pi
- rclone
- red shirt jeff
- restic
- restore
- rsj
- rsync
- s3
- ssd
- synology
- time machine
- Windows
If you’re relying on Google or Apple to back up your data, or you just have a hard drive plugged into your computer, your data’s at risk, v
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How Small can Raspberry Pi CM4 Boards Be?
- Frank
- October 9, 2021
- 45drives
- ai gateway
- aio
- amber
- board
- box
- building
- carrier
- chip
- chipsee
- clusberry
- cm4
- compute module
- Computer
- cutiepi
- din
- DIY
- eben upton
- edatec
- Enterprise
- Ethernet
- game gear
- home assistant
- hue
- industrial
- internet of things
- IoT
- jr
- junior
- lincoln binns
- mame gear
- mincab
- modberry
- NAS
- omv
- over board
- penta
- poe
- pro
- project
- radxa
- Raspberry Pi
- register
- reterminal
- revolutionpi
- revpi4
- sata
- seeed studios
- sega
- shortage
- stick
- Storage
- storinator
- Tablet
- taco
- techbase
- TV
- uptime lab
- zega
From the tiniest carrier board to the best Industrial Pis on the market, the Compute Module 4 is powering a revolution in Raspberry Pi uses. Time stamps: 00:00 – Radxa Taco NAS 00:31 – Storinator Jr 01:15 – Compute Module Availability 02:42 – Uptime Lab’s Tiny MinCab 04:04 – Home Assistant Amber 04:43 – Seeed […]
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Introducing Retiarii: A deep learning exploratory-training framework on NNI
Traditional deep learning frameworks such as TensorFlow and PyTorch support training on a single deep neural network (DNN) model, which involves computing the weights iteratively for the DNN model. Designing a DNN model for a task remains an experimental science and is typically a practice of deep learning model exploration. Retrofitting such exploratory-training into the […]
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