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Cake day: December 28th, 2023

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  • Yeah, I had the same feeling before I discovered how powerfull it is.

    It’s not that hard to keep it well organized manually I guess, but you have to be very thorough and always keep the same structure when you do something ! I’m not at all an expert in scripting or programming on Linux and i’m relatively new in the Linux familly so I guess Im lacking a lot of basic skills in that matter.

    I did appreciated my manual setup for a while. Also I did learned a lot of new things (what are inodes, files, hardlinks, softlinks, mount points, ffmpeg, mkvtools…) But now that I have that new basic knowledge I can take away this mental charge and just let it run whithout the need to overthink things !

    I think it’s the best course of action for my learning Linux journey :)



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    6 months ago

    Nobody mentioned this but route only the necessary traffic to your router (all your self-hosted services) with wireguard’s split tunneling (just set the apropriate allowed_ip networks in your wg config).

    You could set it to 0.0.0.0/0 and send all her traffic through your router but this could potientially choke your own network and make her own speed slow down.



  • What do youngstar use nowadays if it isn’t PDF? EPUB?

    I always wondered, why someone would prefere to read an EPUP instead of a PDF ! Specially Student books, cook books or any other book with images or representations.

    Yeah EPUB’s are good for long text stories without any image, but everything else should be in pdf.






  • This seems cool and is not off topic at all :) It does seem to answer to my “question” and seems a nice thing to have :) However, someone suggested Terraform but after some reading it’s not the tool I was looking for… Ansible seems more the like I guess ! But coolify seems also very interesting ! Different and more similar to my current setup.

    I think Terraform, Ansible, Tofu are the next generation tool to solve my current issue… They are declarative tools ! But I don’t want to rush things and have another dead setup lying arround !

    Thanks for your reply !

    Edit: There’s also an alternative https://github.com/Dokploy/dokploy in case you didn’t know :) If you know, can you tell me why you choose on over the other?







  • Hello :)

    This looked promising, thank you for the hint ! However, the format is probably not what Glance is expecting (ndjson) so there is no way to query the expected key and throws the following error: invalid response JSON !

    This would have been so nice and easier than to mess around with a database and postgREST haha ! I think I going to stop here as it gets kinda messy and out of my personal comfort… Maybe in the near future there will be someone adding a widget who knows xD Myself I’m not able to do so… Will probably give also AI a try with copilote as mentioned by another user see if I get better results.

    My “half-baked” solution involves a postgREST database container which gets it’s query from my bash script send via curl… It somehow works for simple queries like “Backup failed” but as soon as they are some special characters (from stderr), it just breaks…





  • Yeah, if you self-host only for yourself you lose the privacy feature public instances provide. The purpose when self-hosting is to watch youtube with no-ads, sponsor block…

    As you guessed it, YouTube went on frontend crusade and only a few public instances remain (if any?) and those who still work are kinda janky, unstable.

    If privacy is an important feature you’re looking for, you need to wait until those btillant people behind those frontend find a working workaround :)