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Yeah, no problem. I just recently purchased my NAS (two days ago). The original intention was just doing some cloud backups, plex, and a home surveillance system. So I'm just looking for other things to use it for and thought that Lemmy might be a good thing to try out.
I haven't used docker at all yet, so I'll look into it. I use linux and have done a lot of distro hopping, so I'm pretty tech literate, although I don't know coding very well. So lots to learn and implement. Plex is the only thing I've really done any port forwarding on, and I'm sure I didnt do it "right".