Realistically, ISPs don’t typically monitor small personal servers. Copyright concerns are primarily the domain of rights holders, who would need to file a formal complaint. However, for long-term use, it’s better to implement a more secure setup. Use reverse proxy + calibre docker image to make it use HTTPS.

Btw, given the circumstances, it’s likely you’re only using an internal IP (e.g., 192.168.xxx.xxx), which is inaccessible to your ISP. If that’s the case, there’s no need for concern. You don’t even have to censor it actually, since that doesn’t really mean anything outside your network.

Exposing your public IP to the internet is a giant pain in the b, especially given that you don’t seem to understand all this very much. Unless you specifically need external access, just use internal network. Even then, find other ways to accomplish the same result(Tailscale/Wireguard…etc).

If you set it up as just local sharing, ISP can’t see. If it’s public IP, in theory, since you don’t seem to use HTTPS, they can. However, they won’t.

I think people ise Calibre with Send to Kindle email feature, not the content server. I find that somewhat pointless as I have to wait for it to show up on my kindle when I can just use USB to make it show up instantly, as a format that I choose, without using any Amazon’s server. In fact, I have never turned on the Internet access for my kindle.

Passkey(with Bitwarden/Vaultwarden), bro.

I don’t live in the US but I’m guessing people working at Walmart at 2 am is not getting paid enough

tbh if they do server side ads I’d be glad knowing that it costs them too much that they should be glad they’re not losing money by ads, which I think they will.

Kinda yeah but it almost feels like an alpha stage product. Still very promising.

I’ve been using Librewolf for quite a time now. Any other recommendations? No reason. Just got brow-curious.

Zen wasn’t all that good. Not polished.

VirtualPhysical Private Network

Surprised they didn’t have one until now

Depends. If where you live is very strict with piracy, I’d suggest you do. Otherwise, don’t bother. Note that port-forwarding is required; hence no Mullvad, for example.

metube works well too and can be selfhosted.

Still.

For less technical people or just don’t want to deal with public-facing open port: Tailscale or Zerotier are both great option (use Tailscale if former)!

I mean clearly this is more of a fun little project than not. What I wanted to say is that it’s a bit missing the point if all we talk about is money.

So there was two solutions for them:

1. No-code, paid and pre-made
2. DIY script writing, free(except materials) and custom built to suit personal needs. Fun to build(obviously).

I choose 2.

Does this mean that I can back up linux ISOs on my all the time? PCIe connection to my DNA when??

Damn sorry! edited.

Use ![description](path) next time.

Misinformation that are definitely not from the CCP!

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