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  • OliveTin is exactly what I wanted (tbh, was heard to read with your crammed together text, thanks as well @bonenode@piefed.social for helping me spot it! )

    Keycloak, Pocket ID, Authentik, anything of the sort does sort great as well! Thanks for the recommendation for the follow-up step! :-)

  • This is exactly what I wanted. Thank you!!!!

  • I'm going to do it

  • Too many features. I should have mentioned that I want it very limited. For example, to give to clients to restart game servers.

    Edit: Cockpit is great! But to give remote access to full user-level shell access is not something I want. It might have access to other features I would want to avoid like installing software. Instead I want strictly it to commands like,

    • Backup,
    • Restore,
    • Restart
    • Update,
    • Modify config files,
    • File download,
    • File upload
  • Get off the drugs man

  • Is this Elon's account?

  • oh, I remember mine being by default. Thanks for sharing though.

  • Use Molly as your Signal client instead. It solves this.

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  • Yeah ☺️

  • That's fair, but even then it might break when I update it. I think rotating containers on which one I update is the way to go so I always have 1 running.

    I've never tried this technique but I'm curious to try it out.

  • I love Nextcloud, but I have everything running in containers, and I have them auto updating on system boot.

    Its a super powerful software. Its on my top list of self hosting software. But it breaks so often with auto updates. And there is the potential of having to reinstall it because of a broken install, and your personal service being down for weeks.

    Borg backups work, but they are not intuitive to setup when using containers.

    Auto setting up trusted domains is not intuitive.

    My solution going forward, is to have secondary containers which I don’t update as frequently, that point to the same user files folder on the primary containers. Kind of like having my services load balanced. I plan on doing this for some of my other containers that are frequently down.

    In my experience, services that require more than 1 container are the ones that crash the most. Especially when they connect to a database container.

  • Interesting, I've never heard those points before. They're both super fast for me, and give me really good results.

    I was using DDG for many years, but the results were often super bad and I hadn't noticed until I started using Google search again. Then I started using Ecosia and Qwant, and the results have been sometimes better and sometimes worse than Google -- mainly only worse whenever I need Google Maps for its various features around businesses that OpenStreetMap is missing.

  • Qobuz > Navidrome > Tidal

    Although Navidrome, if going legally, I've only found Bandcamp Fridays practical for buying music so far: https://isitbandcampfriday.com/

  • I agree with the public spaces. Just put https and we're good.

    The worst part of Matrix is needing to copy recovery key onto each new device or install, or else you will lose access to all your messages in public servers. Its been discouraging and I rarely use Matrix because of this inconvenience, but I really want to -- but it's too exhausting and time consuming. And I lose track of conversations if I lost the key, which isn't practical if I'm working on something and getting help.

  • I like the alternatives, but they mean nothing without being federated.

  • We have https://codeberg.org/ as an alternative to Bitbucket, and you can have free public static pages like Netlify or Github pages.

    Codeberg also offers private repos.