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  • Absolutly noone asked tho

  • Fair enough my fluttery friend

  • I don't like DHH

    I don't like or use OMARCHY

    But don't you think you help push this? I have not heard anything about omarchy for moths until your post.

  • Yes

    And while not exactly applicable for the computer example but generally everytime this example is brought up

    ROMANS DID NOT HAVE 40 FUCKING TON TRUCKS

    Much less so 100s per hour

    Roman infrastructure was/is impressive no doubt

    But not that impressive

  • Science Memes @mander.xyz

    As previously described

  • Unraid is a full os You install it on a usb, plug it in and it should just run. Then you get a ui you can access locally over the network.

    I just saw they changed their licences :(

    Apparently you only get one year of updates EXCEPT you buy the most expensive license (I would actually recomend that) then it's unlimited updates

    Essentially how it works on unraid: You install a docker, the docker gets a local IP and you can access any service on your network by entering the IP of the docker. This will be yourserverIP:dockerIP

    I run jellyfin locally I just installed the jellyfin app on my tv and entered the jellyfin IP when connecting to a server. That's it

    When connecting from outside your network stuff gets a bit more complicated but all doable.

    SpaceinvaderOne on youtube has great videos on how to set up a reverse proxy and tailscale if you want to get an idea what both does and how much work it is. He also uses Unraid.

    Since Unraid got so dam expensive I feel like it's worth mentioning hexOS. It's around the same pricepoint like unraid and is essentially a wrapper over true nas. So you get all the documentation and power of trunas but also a nice and easy to use UI. Never used it my self tho.

  • Hi and welcome to the club.

    First of all a disclosure I am not an IT guy and or programmer and barely know what I am doing myself :D

    My first question is: Is your Nuc dedicated hosting hardware?

    If so i would maybe suggest an OS that is more hosting focused, I personally use unraid, a friend of mine already used it at the time and helped me set everything up so I just went with it. TrueNAS is the real og and workhorse of the selfhosting world and also big in the professional space. Unraid is pretty simple but more heavy on sytem useage while truenas is more light weight but needs a bit more work beeing done manually. TrueNAS is free, undraid you pay a one time license. Those are the big 2 I know about.

    Both of these options have an insane ammount of documentation. And ready to go docker for basically anything you could want.

    There is of course much more, for example Debian server comes to mind. If this is not dedicated hosting hardware and you need a normal desktop environment I can't help much there.

    As far as I understand: Never expose anything directly to the internet. Tailscale is a good option, I personally use nginx proxy manager as reverse proxy. Both should be fine but Tailscale is more secure tho. I also only have 3 things exposed: Nextcloud, Immich and foundry vtt. And keep your shit up to date :D

    Hope this helps for now. If you have any additional questions or I missed an important part for you just ask :)

  • My brother

    You Shakespeare or what?

  • So you think there is a world where death threats are warranted for a... Pull request?

    That seems like a stretch... But you do you i suppose.

  • Oh I know what he meant

    I just think he relativizes how the discussion was going.

    Constructive critizism is of course fine But this whole thing was the exact opposite

  • Yet here we are

  • unless you're actually proposing a real, measurable, testable large scale mental deficit.

    I do if you think death threats are appropriate

  • The dude literally added an optional birthday field next to an optional full name field and an optional adress field

    Then he got death threats

    If you think that is an appropriate response you are a litteral child, mentally speaking.

  • Raymond Hill is the absolut GOAT

    "No way around it" always ends the same After 2 days uBlock just works.

    Taking no donations, just maintaining out of pure spite

    Love to see it

  • Science Memes @mander.xyz

    Never ending cycle

  • Do you really think it's that bad? Is it modern? No. But is it necessarily bad? At least I don't think so.

    I think it focuses on consitency with other FOSS Software. And the consensus currently seems to be a focus on sidebars, which I personally like.

    But also: I know nothing about UX/I design or design in genreal D

  • Shut the fuck up

  • Ist the sample in the pool or ist the samle a pool?

  • Science Memes @mander.xyz

    Who needs ice anyway

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  • Exactly this

    This gets worse when talking about cryo EM

  • Science Memes @mander.xyz

    1.2 Å

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  • Rights of people are regularly taken away to prove they are criminal.

    Searching peoples homes for evidence is probably the most common way.

    It's also proven that Hitler was one of the worst human beeings ever to walk the earth.

  • I know this is not a real discussion :D

    But I don't think FOSS is inherently anticapitalist. It's just not late stage capitalism. There are plenty of commercial FOSS projects.

    Sure you could compile them from source or download somones executable. But especially companies often want convenience, customer support and LTS versions.

  • Science Memes @mander.xyz

    "ultrafast"

  • Science Memes @mander.xyz

    I am really trying here, ok?

  • Science Memes @mander.xyz

    It do be like that ... always