Mode 1: relax to the sound of gentle rain with a calming, colour-change LED lights. Perfect for dropping off to sleep.

How much does it cost to keep it up and running 24/7? I had roughly calculated that it’s about 3-5 euro a month. I’m not 100% sure how much Watts my laptop uses when it’s idle, but being closed like this: the screen is off; the CPU is running so low that the fans completely turn off - I guesstimate that it’s running at 10-20 Watts. To calculate your bill use any random online electric bill calculator - here’s one. Software Setup You can connect it to your URL, with your credentials - and it has various neat options, including Instant Photo Uploads - these are really handy if you or your partner makes a lot of photos / videos. It indexes all of your music and allows you to access it via various APIs, such as Subsonic. This is a great feature, because you can now use various Apps on different devices (such as your Android Phone) - to connect to your server, browse the contents, make playlists and stream audio. Here’s a huge list of Subsonic Apps. And if you’re planning to actively use their chat feature - they also released a separate Official mobile app for that too - https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.nextcloud.talk2&hl=en&gl=US Startups & Business It took me roughly 1-2 days (I had trouble setting up Dynamic DNS, I’ll share my code here so you don’t have to figure it out yourselves).

Streaming Music to your Chromecast - your own Spotify service, no ads included

However, I also recommend you to do the manual set up - and here are some links and tips on how to configure everything. Mode 3: bring the force of nature into your room with thrilling thunder sounds and cool lightning effects. Hear the storm, whilst you stay warm and cosy in bed! Note: “Cloud” can have many meanings, here we’re basically talking about an online storage solution - it also doubles as a chat-server (audio/video), streaming server, etc - basically NAS (Network Attached Storage) with bells and whistles; and not “Cloud” in terms of Google Cloud or AWS. If you’re running a small business (or mid-sized one ?) or a startup - and you need a place to share events, tasks, chat, collaborate and share files - Nextcloud is an amazing tool for that.

Ever had to have 2+ Dropbox free-tier accounts to get more storage? Ever had full Google Drive (including Google Photos) or any other service? Here I will explain how we’ve set up our own Private Cloud (oh, it’s free and open-source). Use an old laptop - an old laptop isn’t much of use, many of us have some old dusted laptop somewhere. Laptops are good because they are power-efficient, usually come with an Ethernet port, and at least 2 SATA ports - so you can connect 2 hard-drives. wise beyond your years.... this spoke so much to my own experiences growing up. you're totally right, we have to be proud of who we are and not judge ourselves for it. 2021-05-18T12:47:11Z Here comes the last bit - add this shell script to your crontab. To do this, you can just type in shell: crontab -e and then make sure you have this line:Another thing to consider is electricity - ideally you’d either want a low-consumption ARM-based system (like RaspberryPi, OrangePi, etc), or an old laptop (they consume 20-50 Watts), or some NAS system - but in case of NAS, maybe you’d be better off by using their own OS / software and not Nextcloud. Electric consumption is important as your device will continuously be connected - and this will increase your electric bill, actually that’s the only expense of the setup. Now, you can try and reset your router and simulate the IP change and see what happens - hopefully it all goes well. Streaming Music to your Chromecast - your own Spotify service, no ads included However streaming to Chromecast - came with a bit of a challenge. I’ve browsed quite some apps, but didn’t find anything that would work - until I have landed on Dsub for Subsonic -