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christian_fei
6y ago
that's cool!
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christian_fei
6y ago
I can relate, thought about setting up a Caddy server to route through the different services (also nginx would be fine). Have to try it out and probably make a list of services in a HTML document returned on port 80/443
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christian_fei
6y ago
That’s nice! Trying out n8n.io right now and it’s pretty sweet
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christian_fei
6y ago
Done! Super simple install and configuration too!
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christian_fei
6y ago
Nice!
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christian_fei
6y ago
Using Emby actively right now and it’s working like a charm! Nextcloud will probably be my next experiment
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6y ago
Very cool 7 years is a damn loong time. Interesting seeing how the experiment with the RPi will go
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6y ago
Definitely, good points. Gotta try your suggestion regarding the missing flag on the ffmpeg side and report back, out of interest. I’m on service battery since a long time in fact I consider this setup only temporary, and will soon upgrade
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christian_fei
6y ago
+1
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6y ago
Same here!
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6y ago
Definitely!
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6y ago
That's awesome! didn't know about https://fleet.linuxserver.io/ ! Gotta definitely try this, thanks
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6y ago
Glad to hear, enjoy! Just set up a Tor proxy that I can connect to with one command from my PC, by connecting to the PI via SOCKs proxy, good times
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6y ago
that is interesting, thanks! sounds like a super smooth dev and deploy experience
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6y ago
awwwww yeaaah! ty
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6y ago
Good points, thanks! Just stumbled upon this today by coincidence, will definitely follow the suggestion, cheers
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Raspberry Pi as a local server for self hosting applications
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DIY IoT door monitor with ESP8266
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Simple Time-Lapse with a Raspberry Pi
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Fixing 431 Request Header Fields Too Large in Node.js
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Testing in Node.js by example using the SOLID principles
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6y ago
AirPods are awesome, and are also a failed product from Apple. And I fell for it, as many, many others
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Don't Buy the AirPods Pro – Another Rattlegate Story
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Validate Your RSS Feed
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Simple email trick to manage your newsletters
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Notes on 'Marketing for Developers'
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Simple event tracking with Plausible Analytics
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Made 13 Dollars with Brave and Basic Attention Token
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6y ago
Makes sense. Depends (as always) on the use case
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Most valuable developer Linux notebooks in 2020
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