More like unpopular opinion.

But I mostly agree, always better also for your health to cook at home.

But everyone deserves a threat and if you live in the USA, then tip is required…

Stupid and idiot thing, i am grateful I don’t live there for this reason. I spent time and lived in the USA 20 years ago… I never complained for tipping, nut now I am only baffled at wht it has become today your tipping culture.

I never noticed… But you are right, there is no autoplay for next episode

Look out for OpenRC. Using it since forever and never missed systemd.

Plain script files, simple, just works. Unless you need any systemd advanced capabilities, OpenRC just rocks.

Navidrome for music, jellyfin for video based media. Audiobookshelf for podcasts and audiobooks.

Get the best of each one, much better.

Ram issue or CPU overheat. Monitor CPU temperature over time, and run an extensive me test, like for an entire night…

Just a normal 4 people home, two teenagers tough. Enabling a DNS resolver indeed stop working after a few days while setting it up as forwarder to 1.1.1.1 or 8.8.8.8 or pick yours works just fine.

Maybe it’s something else, but when it happens, that’s the feel

I would secure it behind a good reverse proxy with letsancrypt https certificates…

Check here https://wiki.gardiol.org/doku.php?id=services%3Ajellyfin the NGINX section.

Above some threshold, the one you will cross when filtering port 53 in your network and setup a custom full resolver, it can happen.

I experienced it, it seems they filter excess dns traffic from inside. Probably more a malware/anti spam measure than an actually DNS blocking.

My 2c.

Changing “DNS” won’t fix it. There are two DNS: dnsmasq and unbound (and bind, ok). What else you use doesn’t matter (pihole, adguard, opnSense) at the end of the day it’s always them inside.

In my experience ISPs will block your direct DNS queries overtime, so it might be that. I set up my unbound as caching and forwarding, not as a pure resolver. This fixed all my issues with DNS self hosted. You can forward to 9.9.9.9 if you like it.

Another issue might be with your blocklists of course, your azure might have been temporary listed maybe.

Over time I ended up choosing a very lax blocklist setup due to this reason

Maybe Funke?

Synapse is meant for heavy duty and is a pretty resource intensive python implementation.

Conduwuit and derivate is in rust and blazing fast on small footprint.