12€ (I believe) is way too much to using it maybe once every week for private use.
If it was something like Bitwarden where it’s around 1€ per year I would be totally up to paying it

I would love a way to only keep it on a server (like S3) and access it live with a local cache.

Radarr does manage collections but more in a management view. Files are sorted in their individual folders regardless

Doesnt hurt to mention though in case others come across this discussion, no?

The only reason I have multiple root folders is to differentiate between tv and anime (e.g. western and anime/japanese) productions in sonarr. Radarr has only one folder.
But I follow the arrs sorting system as the be all and end of all.
Collections are done in Jellyfin.

When I started my collection I manually imported about 50 movies, 2-4 big shows and identified, tagged and then imported about 400 songs more or less manually in lidarr.

If you use Cloudflare as the domain-DNS I’d rather use them as the GeoIP filter.

Maybe even an older model.
Bonus points if it was a popular model in a science fiction show.

My take of that would be the station from the little martian from Looney Tunes in the full 3D cartoon style.
Sort of like a cell shaded structure in a realistic lighted environment.

What a nice teacher. :)

Using debian 12.

Shouldnt it rather be the home instance of wireguard initiating the ssh tunnel to the vps? This way it shouldnt matter about the rotating subnet.

North sea around Germany?

Just limit it to one job per session.
I ran 3 continuous jobs while archiving reddit and could still connect without issue.

Finally something I am participating in ;)

Null

I need the 2nd cable from to top right to the front bottom left ;)

Had to pleasure of reorganizing a half depth networking closet with patchpanels and a half-depth 48-port switch.
Jesus Christ I needed all my strength (while standing on a 2 step ladder) to mash that switch in enough to screw the rack ears… Not pleasent in the slightest.

The wall to the right is also solid but doesnt matter as I am not much in there.
But for concrete in all walls…Jeez must be expensive and annoying to run cable in all rooms.

Wood in both directions. Also I have no other place to mount it without looking ugly as hell.
Also I’m renting so no easy wall mounting.

My tech stack:

And my storage NAS:

Bottom NUC: General compute
Top NUC: Proxmox with homeassistant, windows server and debian
Raspberry Pi4 inside N64 case: PiHole
Access Point: Unifi Pro
PC for gaming: R7 7800X3D + Nvidia 3070 inside Fractal North
NAS: Ugreen 4800+ with 4x 15TB drives for a total of RaidZ2 30TB usable storage. Used as NFS storage for proxmox.

How it started: 2 8TB external HDDs connected to my bottom NUC.

Primary applications:
*arr Suite, Jellyfin, several minor apps.

Had (and probably have it somewhere) a 2TB Toshiba drive for +5 years in my desktop as a games and programs data grave. Never once had an issue.
My current NAS drives are also Toshiba helium filled drives and though loud are okayish under light read operations.