EmoPolarbear

You can't assign ports via DNS, what you need is a reverse proxy. Nginx proxy manager is easy to use and very popular.

Or "if you're having trouble there is no manual, FAQ, or wiki, just join our discord troubleshooting channel" vomit

The best is when people tell you to RTFM and the information you need just straight up isn't there.

Check out sunshine/moonlight. It takes some tinkering but it runs better than remote play and can be configured to auto change your resolution on connect and disconnect. There's also a plug-in for decky as well.

I thought we had a few that were in a state of disassembly that technically qualified for the purposes of international treaties as not existing.

It's a whole experience not just a line. It's a link to a Tom cardy video where he sings about vicious mockering a short guy so hard he dies.

All hail the overseerr

You probably need an “allow established rule” not familiar with the interface youre using so i cant guide you mich further than that

You welcome. The more you make mistakes the more you learn, just remember backups backups backups and you should be fine.

When you say "I told it to sync my one drive folder, and it did it's best" did you install nextcloud desktop and point it at the same folder that was currently syncing onedrive?

If yes, never do this. You should never layer two sync services that support virtual files over the same folder. The best way migrate to nextcloud is to use the nextcloud apps that connect to one drive and help you migrate.

Failing that the correct way would be to either set onedrive and nextcloud to sync 2 Seperate folders then copy from the onedrive folder to the nextcloud folder. Or set one drive to download all files, disable it entirely, then install nextcloud syncing with the formerly one drive folder.

I'm fairly certain this is leaving out important details. I believe it decays into a unique form of lead with a different number of either protons or neutrons. The actual numbers I could not tell you as I'm remembering this from high school.

Sounds a bit OP but I haven’t actually read it.