Anything outside the US. It’s only a US law.

I’d rather send it to a non-tankie platform. I regret my previous financial contributions.

It would protect all the services. Instead of having to secure each one, you only expose the VPN server and connect to that. You don’t have to worry about North Korean hackers breaching your services if they’re not exposed at all, only the single VPN service. Less attack surface, less worry.

It doesn’t, but I wouldn’t recommend selfhosting email for a small org. The low price of Office 365 or whatever Google is calling their business product now is far cheaper than the anguish of running your own server and dealing with spam, both incoming and making sure there’s none outgoing, and making sure your recipient servers aren’t considering your spam.

Why not just put everything behind a VPN and stop worrying?

No, it’s essential to the flavor.

I don’t see any spyware, nor any excessive data collection. The listed information looks like the standard information necessary to run an online service.

They also need to run a VPN client.

Because you’re not putting bare jellyfin on the internet, right? You shouldn’t be doing that for most services in the first place, but doubly so for something that has a bunch of APIs that require no authentication: https://github.com/jellyfin/jellyfin/issues/5415

I didn’t know why anyone who has Plex would pay for a pass. The whole time I used it, I never felt any need for additional features.

Rule of thumb is leave it alone unless you have an actual problem you need to solve.

You’re probably not even using all your RAM, so there’s point in swapping to disk. It would only harm performance.

You didn’t really giver any requirements, so I sketched one in PCPartPicker:

PCPartPicker Part List: https://pcpartpicker.com/list/zkvFqH

CPU: Intel Core i3-13100T 2.5 GHz Quad-Core OEM/Tray Processor Motherboard: Gigabyte H610I Mini ITX LGA1700 Motherboard Memory: Patriot Signature Line 32 GB (2 x 16 GB) DDR5-4800 CL40 Memory Case: Jonsbo N2 Mini ITX Desktop Case Power Supply: SeaSonic SSP-300SFG 300 W 80+ Gold Certified SFX Power Supply

Total on those parts so far is $445.97 from Amazon; I usually buy parts used off ebay for less. The Jonsbo cases you can get from Aliexpress for probably half the cost of Amazon (though idk how much this has changed with the current market mess, even though you’re not in the US).

I recently bought a Jonsbo N3 case, the next size up from that one, and I’m okay with it. It’s a little weird, but there’s nothing actually wrong with it.

I also didn’t include drives. Again, used will be cheaper. I’d get at least one SSD for the OS and maybe a faster storage tier.

Yeah that sounds like a bug in how they handle the incoming events.

Looks like MinIO supports tiering. Does that not do what you want?

That makes sense. I’ve seen the same behavior as OP. Usually when it happens, I open the Bitwarden app manually, and naturally when I switch back the detection is working normally again.

For business? What’s the value to the business over services like Office 365?

Personally, unless there’s a very good reason for it, I strongly recommend against this. I used to work for a company that did business IT, and there were far too many times we got called in to take over for a guy that did it himself and got in over his head, left the company, or just plain died, and it ended up costing the company much more in the long run.

He doesn’t think at all.

It sounds like you just need better sources for downloads. Radarr has quality settings but they’re not especially accurate. I’ve mostly left those settings alone and added some good torrent and usenet sources.

Not specifically. It sounds like they’re not really interested in maintaining a Windows version, so for that they charge. Generally I think people should be compensated for their labor, even though that might be an unpopular opinion in this community.

we also have to pay for a Apple developer account for signed macOS releases

Sounds like you should blame Apple, not the dev.

I never said anything about labels, I said tags. https://docs.docker.com/reference/cli/docker/image/tag/