How to prove that you can trust the browser? I’m genuinely asking. It is open source, and people can review the code on GitHub.

I am using it as my main browser right now, and I really like it. It replaced Arc Browser on both windows and macOS.

Once you find a good and nice solution, please let me know. It seems the good things are always condemned to disappear.

I can confirm that it does not run (at least not smoothly) with an Nvidia 4080 12Gb. However, gemma2:27B runs pretty well. Do you think if we add another graphical card, a modest one, maybe the llama3.1:70B could run?

What are your PC specifications for running Ollama3.1:70B smoothly?

Many assertions without any proof. Could you at least point out the sources for such statements?

Best wishes! 🤘

Yes, it is. You may want to sideload using Sideloadly, it has a guide you can follow easily.

The only cons with sideloading is that you must refresh the apps every 7 days (which is not difficult).

I think you may try sideloading these apps:

For YouTube: uYouPlus A mod YouTube app with SponsorBlock.

For Spotify: Spotube An open-source app that you can connect with your Spotify account, and it reproduces the music from YouTube (without ads)

I hope it helps you :)

Great insights!

I am almost giving up because my setup isn’t working properly. I really cannot see what is the problem. I have everything installed and running, but I could not follow the TRaSH Guides, nor the very few videos available outside there.

What am I waiting of it? “Simple.” To open Jellyseerr, look for something I want to add to my library (series or movies), then have it available on Jellyfin (through my server), doing the automatic download using RD.

I am missing something, and I really don’t know what is it.

Do you have any suggestions of a step-by-step guide? If yes, I would appreciate it so much!

Because Stremio is not available on my platforms (f#<|!ng 🍎), unfortunately.

Regarding the speed of my internet, that it is not a problem (I have 1000mb downloading), neither with the max resolution (my tv supports 4k). Now, regarding the sound and storage you have a point here. I need to increase my RPi storage capacity. Another issue could be the content language, I need at least 3 different ones, and not just subtitles. Thanks for it!

Trash guides seems to be exactly what I need. Thanks for your answer!

Thanks for the suggestion; however, a VPS is out of my options, despite its functionalities, it is a subscription and the storage will be too limited.

At least 12TB or above. For the budget… As cheapest as possible :)

I was looking into Unraid OS, and it seems nice, and as you, I want to keep far away from subscriptions as much as possible.

My doubt with HDD is their speed, high noise and energy consumption.

Thanks for answering.

That is exactly my fear. If I need to build my private streaming station, I will need too much storage (I still do not know how much exactly).

Furthermore, I want to build on top a Minecraft server for my kid.

Thanks for answering.

Maybe perplexity?