This is the first editor I found that lets me easily (after I found the right buttons) layer and edit multiple pictures together for a

meme.

If others can do it I didn’t manage to find out how.

If it can do text effects like shadows this will become my primary meme making machine.

The app defaulted to Chinese for me but the first general option is the language selection.

Last time I tried it all the actually useful stuff was locked behind a pay wall. Plus you have to wipe your phone to install it.

Nah, the point is to encrypt the traffic and tell you what you are receiving really comes from example.com and not an evil third party.

Usually they make money with extended certificates where they not only offer a certificate for example.com but also certify that it belongs to Example Ltd.

Those extended certificates used to show the company name next to address bars, but I don’t think browsers do that anymore.

Port forward your SSH-server. You can forward ports through SSH to access web services or others running on the server or anything else in the network.

But only allow access through keys. And maybe try to use a different port than 22. That usually gets hammered a lot, trying to find accounts with weak passwords.

Been a while since I did this. But isn’t there a YouTube plugin for Kodi anymore? Back then I would send videos from my phone to Kodi using Yatse.

Maybe https://github.com/papi-ux/polaris

Maybe Polaris is what you’re looking for. It’s meant for game streaming. But of course you can stream whatever you want.

Does VLC work?

F-Droid is great to find open source Android programs. And for general open source software just installing any Linux distribution and looking in its software store equivalent will give you plenty of choices.

Definitely Debian. You’re already used to it and personally I highly value the stability it brings for servers.

Despite MPV being simpler VLC usually has less problems to play something than MPV. I don’t really like VLC’s interface, but I DO like how powerful it is without having to read any manuals.

At least voice and video are often done peer to peer. So the strain on the server would be almost zero.

Fitting that r/selfhosted can’t selfhost.

Buy the larger drive, saw it in half and use the two halfs in RAID 1.

I think !selfhosted@lemmy.world is definitely not the place to promote your tool. Again.

To mitigate the risks you could put the local server into its own network where it cannot reach anything else in your home.

Maybe mention the domain and IP in question so that we can help better. Your end goal is to have them publicly accessible anyways.

Maybe we’ll get GTA 6 before GTA 6.

Thank you, the part about the database is important.

Of course that depends on the apps in question and if you are even able to install additional apps in a managed environment.

But not all apps are so limited. The cookbook app for instance saves all recipes as markdown files you can easily share with others, download or backup.