How well AppleTV works with Android? Can you cast stuff from Android or is it strictly for AirPlay?
redcalcium
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Still, they completely pulled out of China to protect their users' privacy the moment China asked for full access to their data. Google back then was completely different than today. Google today will never pull out of China and give up revenue from the most populous country in the world. In fact, I think Google will reenter chinese market the moment Chinese government let them. Out of all big tech, only Google not having any presence in China even though Android is very popular there. Google execs are probably cursing their "don't be evil" predecessor for pulling out of China now.
So, the price of the hardware is not an indication whether the device will have ads or not later down the line? Even if you spent your money on the top of the line models it'll eventually got ads if it's running Google TV OS?
Nah, it's usually due to licensing issues. Different distros have different policies regarding what the license of the softwares included in their repository. Some requires strict OSS license, others are more lax. When a software can be compiled with non-OSS components to include some features, most package maintainer would choose to not include those components in the package.
Add a secondhand slot-powered RTX A2000 GPU, transcoding won't be an issue.
and hosting a VPS with the resources required for this is way too expensive for me.
If you're ok with using VPS from bottom-tier providers, you can get them for 10x cheaper than the usual cloud providers (or more during holiday sales) on lowendtalk.com.
Try limiting the database connection pool size too in lemmy.hjson. It helped a lot in my instance. I set mine to 30 in a small server with 8gb ram. You can set it to even lower value for lower postgres memory consumption.
database: {
host: dbhost
user: "lemmy"
password: "secret"
database: "lemmy"
pool_size: 30
}
WiFi: is it broadcom? What's the output of lspci?
Blender render option missing: how did you install blender? from package manager? it could be built using different build options and thus behaves differently from the official build. Try downloading the official linux build from https://www.blender.org/download/
Yeah, this is why I have small swap on my servers. I'd rather the process got killed by the oom killer and got restarted automatically instead of running very slowly and trashing the entire server when it uses too much memory.
Should I setup DKIM, DMARC, SPF and reverse IP lookup?
This is no brainer to setup using mailcow. Just need to copy paste the provided TXT values from mailcow ui into your dns entries.
Mailcow is fantastic and very easy to deploy. I highly recommend it.
Does your server has a big swap space?
I'm pretty sure OEMs pay Google for including Play Store in their device, and they still decided to show ads. My Chromecast with Google TV shows no ads at the moment, not sure if it's due to using Adguard in my home network or if Google simply hasn't roll out ads in my country yet.