Tagged “self-hosted”

if you are reading this, you are procrastinating.

open-source one-time password app published by Red Hat

This is going to be a project…
Can’t root phone, need to get filenames from the screen (they aren’t included properly in exports.)

sometimes a random step from a setup guide from the open source geospatial world has exactly the information you need.

excessive, but impressive.

voice notes rank pretty highly on this list for me.
very easy and convenient to record, but take up a lot of space and bad to navigate
maybe can be improved with transcripts

Python project to archive youtube videos

Also related - my blog is a digital garden thread.

Glad that they weren’t actually currently doing this - the original dorm setup description caused some mild panic.

HN thread and twitter replies with some more options or things to try.

Tailscale, Cloudflare Tunnel or DDNS

Great wiki for hosting setup instructions

great tutorial idea. Very manual way to understand the setup steps required.

hosting from home is still a bit of a worry, curious what attack vectors are like when running server on android.

1. Is that sandboxed?
2. Do regular linux exploits work?
3. Could you just use wifi hotspots to keep them local?
4. Battery swell issue. Use acc or battery charge limit. Both require root

via hn

this made me kind of miss painstakingly tagging and organising my music collection

Scan your LAN for loose samba shares

I like the idea of small containerised binaries more than this specific use for it.

A far more elaborate setup than I am ready to look into at this time

Via HN

Good and sufficiently scary summary

not p2p for files under 5gb, but they are deleted after a day.

tldr: Backblaze cares more about dataloss edge cases than you do

Most of it hinges on this:

I don’t foresee enough people paying for niche newsletters for this model to be feasible.

I don’t know enough to have an opinion on this. People are quite cheap with written content, in particular for niche publications vs a newspaper/journal that publishes across a range. But there are also a lot of people on the internet, so who knows.