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Looking for Creative Uses for Jellyfin Streaming Clients running Debian at Friends' Houses
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this post was submitted on 01 May 2025
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Are you friends okay with you doing that? I would not be, especially if my so-called friend didn't disclose the secondary operations of the device that's in my home, on my internet connection, under my name.
yeah, they'd be fine - that I'd be using the computer as a small server on the side would be their "entry price", so to speak.
Then you really should list all of the secondary functions you plan to add to it, make sure they understand what those are, and agree to each of them: full disclosure.
If you do something on it that could get them in trouble, it's their ass on the line, not yours.