i added a dumb globe thingy and some useless effects in a mania of creative chaos, not felt a spark of creativity in ages and hate the current site, but you’re right this was stupid, i removed the useless webgl stuff and made it simpler, thanks for the feedback!
Thanks!
It’s not so much about wholly removing webgl contrasted to at least having some sort of fallback that allows the site to be experienced, but thanks again for at least tackling the change.
yeah I’m usually disciplined with progressive enhancement but not this time, should have been a .webm or .gif lol
Some youtubers like Networkchuck and Chris from BigBearTechWorld. Especially the last one convinced me with his structured and kind style. His Discourse forum is really helpful.
Legendary. Love what they are doing. I have issues with getting people on their platform because of the cartoonish style.
An app to manage your Arr stack from your phone for iOS and Android.
You could use obtanium, which is on fdroid.
How does this compare to Jellyseer?
For static sites, yes. To actually protect dynamic sites against my butt crawlers, Cloudflare has to do much more than just caching.
And besides that, Cloudflare is a huge single point of failure and highly privacy invasive.
Dynamic sites still get cached.
Cloudflare definitely is a huge single point of failure, and it is a huge problem imo - but what can we do? Their product is so widely used because of how comprehensive, good, and necessary it is.
I have a Hugo blog I’m setting up to work on my own forgejo server flow instead of through Github Pages.
I hate how pictures work on Hugo so I was going to just host them on a separate thing and embed the images that way.
Now I’m over thinking it and considering to just run a Lemmy instance, post the markdown for the blog posts there along with the images. Then I have an image host and a place to let people complain about my shotty writing in one go.
Plus there’s federation visibility as well.
So short questions
1) This a good idea?
2) Are there better options?
3) is it easy enough to set up a single user Lemmy/Piefed instance?
4) Lemmy or Piefed? Which is easier to host
I’m curious, what’s your problem with images in Hugo. I use hugo for my site too and have no issue just including an image like you would with any web page.
I’m probably just stupid.
Duplicati never completes a back up to ANY service. I set up the back up, then click run, and it will upload for maybe 3-4 minutes, then it just.. stops. I have tried with large backups, and again with smaller backups. Does it work for anyone else? I have tried different cloud storage services, such as filen and google drive, and it just never finishes. Am i doing something wrong here?
TIA
Try duplicacy. It is not that expensive and it works.
Borgmatic
You can self host the Borg server on another server if you have one (or a friends) and then borgbase offers very good paid backup storage
hey, would love to know what that error was if you have any logs or can remember, and any feedback is truly welcome!
Hey 👋 creator of storyden here! it’s a labour of love that started long before “vibecode” was a word, almost 4 years ago now! I do use some language-model tooling now, but not anywhere close to blind-push-to-prod “vibe coding” :)
Hi, c/selfhosted! This is my first post on Fediverse and I am glad to be making it here.
I recently got fed up with having to using Tailscale to access my server at home and decided to expose it publicly. A friend recommended segregating the server into a dedicated VLAN. My router’s stock firmware does not allow that, so I flashed OpenWrt on it (I am amazed how simple and easy the process was).
Getting the router to actually assign an IP address to the server was quite a headache (with no prior experience using OpenWrt), but I managed to do it at the end with a help from a tutorial video on YouTube.
Now, everything is working perfectly fine and as I’d expect, except that all requests’ IP addresses are set to the router’s IP address (192.168.3.1), so I am unable to use proper rate limiting and especially fail2ban.
I was hoping someone here would have an experience with this situation and help me.
Yeah, Tailscale’s “zero-config” idea is great as long as things actually work correctly… But you immediately run into issues when you need to configure things, because Tailscale locks you out of lots of important settings that would otherwise be accessible.
For instance, the WiFi at my job blocks all outbound WireGuard connections. Meaning I can’t connect to my tailnet when I’m at work, unless I tether to my personal cell phone (which has a monthly data cap). Tailscale is built on WireGuard, and WireGuard only. If I could swap it to use OpenVPN or IKEv2 instead, I could bypass the problem entirely. But instead, I’m forced to just run an OpenVPN server at home, and connect using that instead of using Tailscale.
Wow, there’s a lot going on in there.