I live in spain so the main ISP is well provided with IPv4 blocks and have zero incentive to deploy IPv6 outside of mobile networks. So the IPv6 deployment here is like 3% and I don't have access to it 🫠
Doesnt have a dashboard per-se for centralized administration. It has a web ui to manually create create/upload collections. I personally use it a very simplistic way and just reupload an updated .vcf file with all my contacts from time to time.
Yes I do. I cooked a small python script that runs at the end of every daily backup
import subprocess
import json
import os
# Output directory
OUTPUT_DIR = "/data/dockerimages"
try:
os.mkdir(OUTPUT_DIR)
except:
pass
# Grab all the docker images. Each line a json string defining the image
imagenes = subprocess.Popen(["docker", "images", "--format", "json"], stdout = subprocess.PIPE, stderr = subprocess.DEVNULL).communicate()[0].decode().split("\n")
for imagen in imagenes[:-1]:
datos = json.loads(imagen)
# ID of the image to save
imageid = datos["ID"]
# Compose the output name like this
# ghcr.io-immich-app-immich-machine-learning:release:2026-01-28:3c42f025fb7c.tar
outputname = f"{datos["Repository"]}:{datos["Tag"]}:{datos["CreatedAt"].split(" ")[0]}:{imageid}.tar".replace("/", "-")
# If the file already exists just skip it
if not os.path.isfile(f"{OUTPUT_DIR}/{outputname}"):
print(f"Saving {outputname}...")
subprocess.run(["docker", "save", imageid, "-o", f"{OUTPUT_DIR}/{outputname}"])
else:
print(f"Already exists {outputname}")
"we would welcome contributions to integrate a performant and memory-safe JPEG XL decoder in Chromium. In order to enable it by default in Chromium we would need a commitment to long-term maintenance."
I tried it in the past and it felt too heavy for my use case. Also for some reason the sidebar menu doesn't show all the items at all times but instead keeps only showing the ones related to the branch you just went into.
Also it seems pretty dead updates wise
Mdbook is really nice if you mind the lack of dyanimic editing in a web browser
The easiest way by far is downloading an existing dump from kiwix
Per example wikipedia_en_all_nopic_2024-06.zim is only 54GB since it only contains text.
Then via docker you could use this compose file where you have your .zim files in the wikis volume:
I live in spain so the main ISP is well provided with IPv4 blocks and have zero incentive to deploy IPv6 outside of mobile networks. So the IPv6 deployment here is like 3% and I don't have access to it 🫠