Certified Google TV STICK (Android 14)

I'm looking for a Google-certified 4K TV stick (HDMI stick, not a box) running Google TV based on Android TV OS 14.

So far, I've looked at the LEAP NOVA 4K and Xiaomi TV Stick 4K (2nd Gen).

Which one would you recommend, and are there any other sticks worth considering? Any better alternatives available today?

Thanks

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u/Sparxxxy — 5 days ago

Minisform All-Flash S5 & S7 NAS systems

Is there any word on availabilty and price of the Minisform All-Flash S5 & S7 NAS systems? I think they were supposed to be launched in September 2026 if I'm not mistaken.

Thanks

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u/Sparxxxy — 1 month ago

UGOS Sync & Backup

Hi everyone,
I have a UGREEN DXP6800 Pro and I’m looking for a simple way to keep a copy of my media files on an external drive/DAS.

What I want to achieve:
Source: UGOS shared folder(s) on the NAS
Destination: external USB/USB4/Thunderbolt DAS or external drive connected directly to the UGREEN NAS
Direction: one-way only (UGOS → external drive)

- New files added to the UGOS share should be copied automatically.

- Renamed files should be renamed on the destination

- Deleted files should either be deleted on the destination (mirror behavior) or there should be an option to keep deleted versions
Ideally this happens immediately, or at least hourly

Can the built-in UGOS Sync & Backup app do this with a locally attached external DAS/USB drive, or is it only intended for UGREEN NAS-to-NAS/cloud sync?
Does UGOS support real-time one-way sync to external storage, or only scheduled backup jobs?

Has anyone successfully used a multi-NVMe DAS with UGOS?

Which enclosure worked?
Did UGOS recognize it correctly?
Hardware RAID0 enclosure or JBOD/software RAID?
If the built-in tools cannot do this, what is the simplest alternative that integrates well with UGOS?
I’m specifically trying to avoid a complicated setup (e.g., Syncthing with lots of configuration). I’m looking for something close to a simple “mirror this folder to this external drive” solution.
Thanks!

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u/Sparxxxy — 3 months ago
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iOS - Differentiate local albums from shared albums

Hi everyone

I’m running into a small usability issue with the iOS app when backing up photos.

I have both a local albumand a shared album with the exact same name. In the album selection screen of the Ente app both albums are listed, but there’s no way to tell which one is local and which one is shared.

Since I want to back up the local album to preserve the original picture quality, it’s difficult to know which album to select without resorting to trial and error.

Would it be possible to add some form of differentiation, for example a badge or icon indicating whether an album is local or shared?

Even better would be grouping local and shared albums into separate sections

This would make album selection much clearer, especially for users who organize their libraries with matching album names.
Has anyone else run into this issue, or is there already a workaround that I’m missing?

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u/Sparxxxy — 3 months ago

Ugreen Apple Account disabled?

Looks like Ugreen's Apple account has been disabled.
I get this error only when trying to update the Ugreen app.

u/Sparxxxy — 5 months ago
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AdGuard Home - Correct DNS settings

Hi guys

I'm running two instances of Adguard Home (each instance on a Raspberry Pi).

I would like to assign the two IPs where AGH is running to my entire network and I wanted to know which scenarios is better:

  1. configure my router to use AdGuard Home instances as DNS (and remove the ISP ones) and than have all clients use the router's IP as DNS.

CONS: only the router appears as a client in AdGuard Home's dashboard which I can live with. Not really important to see each client's DNS requests.

  1. the router uses the ISP or Cloudflare DNS settings and than have the router's DHCP server assign AGH IP address as the DNS server for all connected devices.

PROS: this will ensure that each device on the network sends its DNS queries directly to AdGuard Home, allowing them to be individually tracked and managed. This setup is more effective for monitoring and managing traffic per device, as it bypasses the router's role as a single DNS endpoint.

I'm aware of some of the PROS/CONS of each scenario but whioh one would you go for or which method is the prefered/more rational one.

Thanks

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u/ExcitementLazy1927 — 3 months ago