I’m seeing that you can use VPN like tailscale, setup a reverse proxy, or just open ports. Just opening ports and giving direct access is a security vulnerability and not recommended. VPN is easy, but not something I would want to try and get my clients to sign up for and show them how to use. Reverse proxy seems like the best option, but that’s not easier than just installing the Plex client for streaming that has the proxy built in.
Unless something has changed, it doesn’t have the remote streaming capabilities of Plex. Not saying one can’t remote stream, but it’s not as simple as installing a client and logging in. It requires network config and security, VPNs, and each client to setup stuff too. Please correct me if I’m wrong on that though.
Plex has been enshitifying but I’m on the lifetime pass so for me things are free and just work still.
I have a Subaru WRX and it requires 91+ octane. It was $5.64/gal for me a couple days ago square in the Midwest. $71 to fill up and my gas light wasn’t even on. Right next to the 91 on the pump was 88 at < $4.50/gal. When I filled up 2 weeks ago it was $5.09 then 2 days later $5.39. Fuck Trump and his admin so hard.
I’m not familiar with the corruption of Indy 500 and I hadn’t heard of Liberty Media until reading this comment chain. Is Liberty Media a US based org or does F1 just have some events in the US?
Good point. Cheerleading and gymnastics, although idk if that’s mainly a US problem.
FIFA is up there as one of the most corrupt organizations out there. There’s not a US sporting org that even comes close.
They don’t want every website to do it though.
It’s more about my clients than for me. I’ve used tailscale with good success for other applications, but that’s mostly something I don’t want to need to explain to 10-20 people.