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by gramakri 6y ago
https://cloudron.io can do most of this minus the hole punching . The port forward ing is very router specific. I think maybe there is some upnp interface for this but not sure how widely it is supported.
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by gramakri 6y ago
Are you replying to the wrong comment?
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by gramakri 6y ago
I have tinkered with RPI a lot in my previous life, I used to maintain the Qt eglfs QPA plugin. Back then, they were quite under powered CPU wise. Are the recent versions powerful enough to host websites and data for every day use? Like say
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by gramakri 6y ago
Yup, similar. I have a thinkcenter m600 series. Quite old but works really well.
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by gramakri 6y ago
> Car companies get into this same game Maybe I am not getting your point but I have my car repaired many times outside of the dealer (windshield replacement, stereo fixes etc). Are you saying this is illegal? What Apple is doing is some
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by gramakri 6y ago
Not sure I follow. Why is REST lock in? Because it can only be used in a single service? S3 API for example is probably a counter example. But it shows that the lock in is not inherent to REST, no?
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by gramakri 6y ago
Hetzner storage has some fantastic deals which supports NFS mounting. Backblaze is also good and has a reputation of being very cheap but you should be aware that the download has a cost if you download your backups often. Wasabi storage is
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by gramakri 6y ago
Ah good memories. Such gems. "relation dbs have impotence mismatch" "does /dev/null support sharding" "redis will kick memcache's ass"
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by gramakri 6y ago
There is no cpu use. The hash compare of key will fail if I understand correctly.
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by gramakri 6y ago
https://github.com/claudioc/jingo is one of the first apps we packaged for cloudron. You can git push markdown files or edit with the web ui. It's primarily single user and has no sharing or access control but doe
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by gramakri 6y ago
Co-founder of cloudron here. Cloudron can only install apps that are packaged specifically for it. It is based on Docker and it's easy to package apps - https://cloudron.io/documentation/custom-apps/tutorial&#
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by gramakri 6y ago
Ah, good to know. Is that a requirement that the client and the core talk IRC to qualify as a bouncer? I guess that will also rule lounge as a bouncer since afaik it talks HTTP and not IRC. ZNC is a proper bouncer then.
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by gramakri 6y ago
Note that it's not just a client but a irc bouncer. Like znc and quassel.
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by gramakri 6y ago
I had to double check that I am not reading the onion!
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by gramakri 6y ago
Ah, I misunderstood what you were saying. So, what you are suggesting is a privacy focused backup option for the existing cloud services. That is indeed an excellent idea. Before I went totally selfhosted, I had a tough time getting my pic
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by gramakri 6y ago
I think you maybe a bit disappointed like me with the orange company logo :)
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by gramakri 6y ago
I think this is a fantastic attitude. Build something that you personally care about. Worst that can happen is you lose a lot of money, but honestly what would be worse if you never tried.
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by gramakri 6y ago
Nextcloud is really not a photo management solution though. The e2e support is nextcloud is really not production quality. Do you use either of these for your setup because I am happy to change my mind. I use emby these days for managing ph
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by gramakri 6y ago
I don't think it matters if the product is selfhosted and opensource. That said, in my circles, people are wary about deploying software from specific countries even if they are selfhosted and opensource. I think part of the issue is t
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by gramakri 6y ago
Personal home servers
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by gramakri 6y ago
Don't they need admin privileges to install? Why give them admin ?
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by gramakri 6y ago
Demo gives a 502
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by gramakri 6y ago
ffmpeg comes to mind
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by gramakri 6y ago
About digital rights and data ownership, I wrote about my company here - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24170790
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by gramakri 6y ago
I don't identify myself as a social entrepreneur but we built Cloudron around 2014 for personal reasons. When Google Reader shut down, we realized the importance of self-hosting and data ownership. Initially, we started writing our own
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by gramakri 6y ago
Exactly this. If a reboot fixed it, it's probably not ddos
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by gramakri 6y ago
Can you explain what you mean by DDoS attack in the context of mail server? Are you just getting a lot of network traffic (for example, just open connections on smtp/imap ports) or are you getting all sorts of spam (like an email bomb)
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by gramakri 6y ago
Which IaaS do you use to selfhost for the one at work? How much does the network transfer cost you? Or are they docker pulls internal network?
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by gramakri 6y ago
Does anyone know what is docker's business model these days?
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by gramakri 6y ago
Only if they never got pulled for 6 months

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