XCSme

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S3 back-up retention on Coolify(softuts.com)
1 points by XCSme 2y ago|0 comments
902.
by XCSme 2y ago
Please don't change the native browser scrollbar. The one that you have now is very hard to see and hard to click on (too narrow).
903.
by XCSme 2y ago
I did the same for my self-hosted product, chose MySQL + PHP, one of the simplest stacks possible that's supported by almost all hosting providers out-of-the-box.
904.
by XCSme 2y ago
Does the Coolify allow this use-case?
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by XCSme 2y ago
I just made my own "blogging" platform, where I simply render markdown files using PHP: https://github.com/Cristy94/markdown-blog I am also using Ghost on a different site, I like their clean editor.
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by XCSme 2y ago
I made and use my own.[0] It's most similar to posthog or matomo, but focused on self-hosting, so pricing is a lot easier to predict. How much traffic do you have? [0]: https://www.uxwizz.com
907.
by XCSme 2y ago
I find it weird that the big "problem" is setting cookies on the visitor's device and not that you send all your visitors' data/stats and browsing patterns to Google...
908.
by XCSme 2y ago
I noticed this is an issue, even for a technical person like me, sometimes writing SQL queries takes a lot of time. I am working and improving the text-to-SQL feature that I added to UXWizz: https://docs.uxwizz.com/guides&#x
909.
by XCSme 2y ago
I can't recommend Contabo, they have terrible support and constant hidden downtime.
910.
by XCSme 2y ago
Thanks for the comment. > We do not tolerate paying for votes or other means of artificially boosting score. Let's be honest, posting a PH and getting top 5 has NOTHING to do with the product. It's all bots and politics. As soo
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by XCSme 2y ago
Hey Ilias, Thanks for sharing! DataFast looks cool, I like how Marc combined the revenue metrics with the analytics metrics. That gave me some inspiration :) I'm curious if you ever heard of my UXWizz analytics platform, and what you t
912.
by XCSme 2y ago
Are surveillance cameras in shops any different?
913.
by XCSme 2y ago
I am pretty happy with self-hosted https://photoprism.app
914.
by XCSme 2y ago
Basic ubuntu server with Apache/Nginx/Caddy. Trafiek is also a popular choice for proxying.
915.
by XCSme 2y ago
Don't get me wrong, the product looks cool, and very useful for data analytics, balancing, game design, etc. Just for the anti-cheat part, I'm not convinced.
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by XCSme 2y ago
How does this even work for anti-cheating? Antic-heat software has to go through many hoops, installing itself at the kernel level, and yet, some cheats still by-pass it. How would a server-only approach be more accurate? Or the goal is not
917.
by XCSme 2y ago
Yes, when you purchase, you get that version + free updates and support for a year. After the first year, you can still use the software, but if you want support or to get the newest features and update to the latest versions, you can pay t
918.
by XCSme 2y ago
> I’d probably move our nextcloud over to a nextcloud provider. I recently moved (from Contabo to Hetzner), and I struggled to migrate NextCloud. I ended up creating a new Nextcloud container and re-uploading the files. I did have some m
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by XCSme 2y ago
Just curious, do you use their cloud or self-hosted version? I thought the self-hosted version is no longer supported. Is the free cloud tier enough?
920.
by XCSme 2y ago
I do build in public: https://x.com/XCSme I keep sharing my thoughts and what I'm working on. Those posts barely get any impressions, but I don't want to post stuff just to please the algorithm.
921.
by XCSme 2y ago
Although true in most cases, a lot of great products appeared first as internal tools.
922.
by XCSme 2y ago
> or spend your time managing something you get for $10/mo from Google? Or spend your time writing privacy policies and adding 3rd party data-sharing consent banners.
923.
by XCSme 2y ago
I am not sure how MacOS development works, and if apps are automatically compatible to new versions or not. I was not saying anything OS specific, just that if the developer has to actively work to implement changes, those development time
924.
by XCSme 2y ago
In what sense? Because most issues arrise in this thread are about future updates, not the ownership of the current product. With FOSS you get no guarantee for future updates.Many products that started FOSS, did it just to use it as a lead
925.
by XCSme 2y ago
It does make sense, though? If the developer has to work to change the product to work for new MacOS versions, because of API that Apple changed, the developer should be reimbursed for the development time, right?
926.
by XCSme 2y ago
Not all software has to be SaaS. Self-hosting is easier than ever nowadays, devices a lot more capable. Soon, smartphones will be able to run powerful LLMs locally, so no need to use a paid GPT app subscription. Take Photoshop for example,
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by XCSme 2y ago
For UXWizz (also mentioned on this site), it makes a lot of sense to have a one-time payment, because it's self-hosted. For many products and services that require active services/cost from the developer to run, it's harder t
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by XCSme 2y ago
This is why I sell my products with a one-time payment (lifetime access/usage), but with an optional support/updates payments. It seems to work quite well for both my customers and my products.
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by XCSme 2y ago
Nvidia stock go brrr...
930.
by XCSme 2y ago
> My VPS, hosted by Contabo, randomly went down for almost 4 days. Don't use Contabo! I have had this issue with different servers almost monthly, servers going down for 1 or 2 days, without any announcement or communication. They n

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