You seem to imply you also want to selfhost some email service. But that’s sadly one of the few things that will always be better at a trusted third party email provider.

Besides that it seems the most important thing you want is pure data storage, and that kind of selfhosting is not hard. In many cases one would not even consider it as part of “selfhosting” as it can be as simple as a local NAS or external HDD.

So my question is what do you actually want to accomplish? Because I think for a lot of your concerns you don’t even need to go and host something.

I was look into both of these and it really looked like the fork was supposed to be the continuation of the original one. So this news doesn’t come as a surprise.

I’ll get that info as soon as something breaks, I guess.

I use a Hetzner Storage Box as extra storage to my Hetzner VPS. It almost feels like the storage is directly attached. We serve thousands of archives and binaries and have absolutely no problems. It’s fast and decently reliable (except some downtime I once experienced). The initial file access time might not be the best but the bandwidth is great.

This.

They also have a form to submit AI crawlers.

CloudFlare can also easily maintain an anti AI crawler service completely by itself if it takes a fee on top of their pay per crawl functionality. However, considering CloudFlare already has all the tools and infrastructure to do this cheaply, providing a good service wouldn’t be too hard.

I guess the trick is to not look for stuff to host because you’ll end up with all kinds of things you weren’t doing in the first place.

There are no reports of Israel or Russia using ArduPilot though.

Because Plex used to be good but new it’s just pure enshitification.

The amount of requests my browser is making to that website is insane. POST /elasticsearch/mget every second. Looking at the response I see that the default (probably fake) questions have 1000+ answers.

Hehe butt

Fun little project but I think auth_basic would be perfectly fine instead.

Having your filesystem on the line might actually make some people write decent code.

Nice

No you just continue updating until it’s fixed again.

I’m not going to make all of these apps myself.

I’m working on big boy apps.

I like the simple layout for list views that is consistent across devices. I host my freshrss instance on a VPS and use it on multiple devices and it nicely syncs what I read.

I think in terms of an RSS viewer, there’s not too much big differences though. Any reason why you’d be looking for something new?

That’s exactly how it works.

Don’t worry, there are countries where it’s perfectly legal to rip your own physical media and use it in a digital library. There are some countries where it’s even legal to download a pirated digital copy of your owned media.

Jellyfin will remain, and even if the capitalist pigs try and go after it - which is already close to impossible - they’ll find shelter in a country with moral values.

You can easily get automatic renewal for nginx using certbot.

You answer my question with a question… But I’ll answer it.

Compose is meant for multi-container applications or development. It’s good for custom applications where you need to manage every service yourself so you mostly see them used for stuff like web stacks.

Single container applications are much easier to run and manage for the end-user and most of the awesome-selfhosted apps are already served as single container images on the docker hub. There is absolutely no need to use compose for any of those because you are not managing every service of the app yourself.

I have a big server with lots of containers running for apps. For example, I have a container for my blog, one for FreshRSS, and even one for Teamspeak. But I only use Compose for one application and that’s my own custom one. That one consists of an nginx container, php container, etc. I don’t need to dive into the different services of FreshRSS for example, but I do need to for my own custom app.