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interface is smart, indeed. but price policy is massive bullshit.
I agree, which prompted my question about an alternative that is as good or almost as good.
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https://github.com/excalidraw/excalidraw
How do you prevent it from creating its own iptables rules? I want to manage firewall myself.
Also, how do you enable clipboard sharing?
I tried their doc, but couldn't find the answer.
Do you happen to know?
That's a general Docker question, you should configure Docker to disable its automatic iptables management and allow you to manage the firewall yourself. Search online.
As about clipboard sharing I remember it worked for me but indirectly, I think there was an area in the Neko panel where I could feed data for the remote clipboard, i don't have it in front of me right now, try to look for something like that
I see, thanks.
In 2024, my biggest win was finally quitting smoking for good.
What was the nezha alternative called, cant remember anymore
Everything on https://nadeko.net :33
(Guestbook is user generated content!)
Immich, for sure. Was able to dump my wife's >2TB of images/videos to my server at home and free up some space on her iCloud, allowing her to actually downgrade it tremendously. Super simple to setup and maintain as well.
I do wish Apple would've allowed iPhones to run apps in the background, allowing her to automatically upload images in the background at certain intervals, but that's beyond the point.
I hosted a bunch of friends and cooked some really good steaks on a pellet grill.
Was really a highlight of the year, never used a pellet grill before.
What tool it is? Looks like rdp short cuts? I just ordered few. Medium ram machines, setting up home servers, looking combo of rdp Or desktop along ssh. Gather few options like no machines, now kasm, yet to try setup
Backup of vaultwarden can be synced with two systems, if one fails, other usable? System requirements? I see many folks mention this tool for self hosting.
Kasm Workspaces
+1 vouch for neko, i like how it's easy to setup with docker with the configs. kasm is cool but it's good for multiple browsers in docker vm but eh, neko is comfy
You host nadeko? Man I used your isntances A LOT before. Thanks
hands down a manga website. i like that all my favorite stuff is available at one place without ads
also nextcloud is probably the second best thing, i don't like using google drive icloud and all that so it's nice to have my own solution and I like that it is more private
+1 for vaultwarden too.
100%.
tried both, and found kasm too complicated for my needs. neko is much better and lighter.
beszel?
wanted to do this. so looked over their wiki.
it looks like a bit hassle for setup/backup/security. specially if I don't want to dedicate a server for vaultwarden and have other services in it.
It feels like it is better to just purchase the $12/year package at bitwarden and be done with it.
Plex server
Took me like 2 minutes to have everything up and running, just use the compose file and launch the container.
Honestly, password managers is the one thing that I would never selfhost. 1Password does the job for me and is extremely cheap with the best UI I have seen so far.
have you tried bitwarden?
I see. How the backup is handled? do you have any other service running on the server? specially nginx/apache2 or similar?
do you have any firewall?
private pron
Not really "hosted", but lasty night I finally managed to get certbot working for wildcard domains using DNS challenges updated via TSIG. In the process I reminded myself that my hatred of apparmor is justified.
YunoHost
https://yunohost.org/
code server. https://github.com/linuxserver/docker-code-server
beszel. https://beszel.dev