Have you considered other approaches, such as Tailscale or Cloudflare Tunnels? I think you’re complicating things.
I have some SmartThings plugs that work similarly, I think they have a UK version.
BBC has a new Dramedy starring David Mitchell, called Ludwig. I’ve only watched episode 1, but I enjoyed it and I’m looking forward to watching the rest.
I’m going to check out Last Days of the Space Age this weekend as well.
Goldblum is perfect as Zeus. I’m looking forward to a second season.
TubeArchivist sounds like a better fit for that.
You can use lists in Readarr. Set up a Goodreads account, link Readarr to a list in Goodreads. Any books in the list will automatically be added to Readarr.
Jim’s Garage on YT, he recently did a video about running Docker in an LXC. I think you’ll find the info you need there. It can be done, but if you’re new to Docker and/or LXCs, it adds an additional layer of complexity you will have to deal with for every container/stack you deploy.
Proxmox. Currently considering upgrading from a single node to a 3 node Cluster for Ceph.
I’ve been using Paprika for years now. It works really well and has all the features I need. It works with Apple’s family sharing, so other family members can access it, too. Highly recommend.
Nigeria is not Niger. Niger is not Nigeria.
I’ve had similar experiences with FF and HA. I tried everything that has been suggested to you and kept having problems. In the end I installed Brave just for HA. I still use FF for everything else.
You can head over to the ArchiveTeam Warrior site for more info. You can set up a Warrior instance in Docker and assign it to the Reddit archive project.