following the Snowden events here is what everyone can do to increase privacy/security and prevent man-in-the-middle attacks:
– tor
– otr encryption / GPG email / chatsecure / signal
– password manager and a strong password policy
– 2-factor authentication
– full-disk encryption
let’s set up an ampache server now we have a NAS mounted as NFS :)
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so I tried to build a steam box that runs plex and dual boots to steamOS or launches the Steam app. but why not go the whole way and run steamOS and launch plexhometheater from there?
either way is cool and I will try them both. currently running ubuntu and default boot to plex home theater. (which is a PITA, too…)
trying out the service of scaleway (3 dollar a month for ARM 4-core, 100 Meg internet and 50 GB SSD storage..)
let’s install unbuntu and owncloud on it and see how it performs!
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trying to do this without reinstalling the entire OS…
yum install dnf dnf-plugin-system-upgrade
dnf system-upgrade --releasever=23 download
so far only fedy was disabled (cannot find repo)
1.6GB download…
all working fine – except my gpg keys…
quite impressive. ubuntu release upgrades rarely worked like that for me…
mounting a NFS share on my NAS – 2015 style using autofs instead of fstab
for great justice…
I have received a hifiberry daughterboard for the great raspberry pi 2 which makes it put out really nice audio. Now MPD is not featuring local cover art unless you run a webserver to tell it where to look for it.
Now here is how to tell the built in webserver to add a subdirectory that finds cover art (if you follow convention to sort your albums.
This information was compiled by Rowar from the RaspiFy forums before it was called volumio
but it works fine here with mpdroid and mPod
thank you, Dude! :)