I got new rack gear. I don’t 3d print so I ordered metal face plates for my 10 inch rack. got them here https://www.rackmountplates.com/
I am not affiliated. just a happy customer that stumbled on a solution to a problem. Sharing in case others have similar needs
tuwunel +1
made hosting chat fun for the whole family
tell me more about Kobo getting items from audiobookshelf or Kavita, please. that is my last mile
Thank you. I didn’t know i was waiting for Cooklang, but I am glad you connected me!
Maybe something like this https://baserow.io/blog/task-management-dynamic-baserow-formulas
Pangolin is my next homelab project. I can’t wait to give it a go. If anyone has any advise or guides it’d be appreciated
I don’t know of alternatives
Pangolin, while u.s. based does not appear to serve the state of its interests
I am not aware of a direct peer, but tailscale, a bastion hosting a direct VPN or remote reverse proxy to your homelab are all similar. Pangolin seemingly combines the best and more of these scenarios
Needs a better sort or organization but the client is snappy and audio controls nice nice
I would like a controller. I’ll give bazzite a better look when I get to a home theater PC. Thanks for the input
Is bazzite couch friendly? I’m expecting to need a mouse and that isnt my ideal setup
Thank you! Your tech analysis mirrors much of my own and your build of matrix mirrors some proofs I’m working. It is wonderful to see what others are doing. Thank you for sharing.
I am hosting on vultr and deployed synapse, postgres, and a signal bridge on a 2 gb mem, single core VM. It is simple but effective for learning. It is about 12$ per month.
My next build will be docker based. Reverse proxies are a weakness of mine so I am trying to upskill before I make the change and advertise my setup as prod to family and friends :)
I’d prefer to run everything from my homelab, but I don’t have the infosec confidence to open my home network. The costs of cloud will never beat the salvaged comps I get at university surplus ;_;
Ive used it and love it. I convert PDFs I read for work to ebooks and then audiobooks. Then I listen to the content at the gym and count it as work hours :)
Nothing beats a good narrator, there will always be a place for performance and folly noise. This is a useful tool for the content you have to consume
I think this, like anything tech, depends on the usecase.
As an example, if I was an ethnographer working to document rural cooking techniques on the Isle of Skye I might work with this group to stand up a public instance of mealie. Success would depend on the project being a collective work though. Me working with the collectives to meet the challenges of the project over a loosely defined set of time.
I think the above could be a big success. On the opposite side, I would not count on the collective to host and maintain my personal tech stack. Maybe I’d pay them to advise, but little more
This is cool. Thanks.
A lot of protons IP space is blocked. I’d bet every major provider has a significant number of IPs blocked.
Reddit blocks when they can to attempt and force you to expose your real IP. Once given they can associate it to your activity and make that sweet sweet money they crave.
I love how reddit keeps me from relapsing by auto-blocking me cuz vpn
I hate that your example is the reason I’m standing link warden up. Sometimes ms leaves me thinking I’ve gone mad
Lizard-King, Salamander-Witch, Toad-Knight, etc …
Thank you! I have needed and IOS app for family. I was waiting for audiobookshelf but can offer audio today :)
I can report crowdsec runs great via opnsense. I run this container to get fancy home hosted info https://github.com/TheDuffman85/crowdsec-web-ui