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  • Setting up Element Call on my instance was difficult on its own, I understand why Synapse doesn’t come with it out of the box, essentially you spin up Matrix’s JWT service for authenticating clients and it if approved forwards the connection to the Livekit ports which must be opened on your firewall (ie port forwarded), otherwise people will not be able to connect to calls.

    Big PITA and in my experience, on my home network, can conflict with games with VOIP chats so don’t follow the default 50000:55000 port range Livekit recommends or you’ll run into issues like I did, each person consumes 2 ports so adjust the range to your need.


    Edit: I don’t suggest running Element Call standalone, it has issues of its own, once you get Livekit and JWT running and follow This guide you should have your element call support in Synapse now, pro-tip for those running synapse behind docker and get confused on the whole ./well-known part of the documentation you can edit your ./well-known in your homeserver.yaml file like such:

     
        
    serve_server_wellknown: true
    
    extra_well_known_client_content:
      optional: client
      "org.matrix.msc4143.rtc_foci": [
          {
              "type": "livekit",
              "livekit_service_url": "https://livekit-jwt.your.domain/"
          }
      ]
    
      
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  • API change killed Apollo, used Narwhal on and off for a year but ultimately did not want to pay a subscription for a social media platform, downloaded Voyager and here we are.

    I backed up my Reddit subscriptions and multi-reddits and have them as shortcuts on my Redlib instance.

    Been working on /c/ca_firearms_rights@sh.itjust.works hoping to build up a community similar to /r/CanadaGuns!

  • Glad I wasn’t the only one who also thought that.

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  • I stand corrected, apologies.

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  • You don’t necessarily have to host another Jellyfin instance, I would find a server somewhere in-between the middle of your current Europe server and your Asian homies and setup a reverse proxy there and point it to your current Jellyfin instance.

    The only hassle with this is you’re going to need a way to expose your Eu Jellyfin to the new server, a VPN would prevent port forwarding 443, perhaps split tunneling?

    Not the most elegant solution but at least this way you can make an attempt at optimizing the connection.


    Edit - (if you wanted to go the second Jellyfin instance route): Could also copy your current database to the second server, host a second Jellyfin instance and have something like sshfs or sftp sharing the directory to your media library, reverse proxy it as something like asia-jellyfin.your.domain and keep it separated from your Eu server.

  • VSCodium.

  • This software is more meant to be ran in a server environment, it’s suppose to be a replacement to subscription based photo/video cloud storage. I would not recommend you run this on a desktop you use daily as it’ll consume resources in the background slowing your desktop down, this is kinda why NAS storage systems exist.

    Once you get a grasp on the BASH shell I would suggest playing around with docker and docker compose in a headless environment (headless = no desktop environment, shell only) as there are loads of applications you can self-host over your network.

  • Ever have someone rip your finger nails off while you’re as sleep?

  • Pretty sure Bibliogram was inspired by Nitter before it became deprecated. Hope to see this flourish.

  • So you’re telling me SIGTERM doesn’t actually send a hit squad to my house to assassinate the program? Lame.

    Genuinely can you link the previous discussion?

  • May use an iPhone but definitely use a Linux desktop.

  • As the great Linus Torvald said:

    It's why I strongly want this to be that "just a tool".

    The problem I’ve seen is the lack of knowledge retention when AI feeds you stuff, buddy wouldn’t even bother to read nor memorize what it’s telling him and just copy-paste commands thinking it’ll fix whatever obscure issue he is encountering.

    I’ve been using Debian for the last ~3ish years now relying on documentation from others so I’ve seen how fragile it can get.

  • Slightly off topic, buddy of mine decided to switch to Debian and A.i his way through everything, waiting for the day his system fails to boot because of some obscure command it tells him to run.

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  • This comment here reminded me that I actually have cash in my wallet. Thank you!

  • Installed Dolphin on my work desktop which runs Win11, definitely not meant for Windows as certain functions like searching or dragging and dropping don’t work, at least it’s 1 step close to making windows slightly more bearable.

  • Yup, it works 90% of the time. Happens on all devices so I suspect Searx is just running into an error of some sort. Too lazy to investigate.

  • I host my own SearXNG via docker compose, reverse proxied it via Traefik, added a few security headers, restricted access to my country to help prevent abuse.

    Use it daily, the only complaint I really have is it occasionally doesn’t search when you type in the address bar of a browser. What I mean is I’ll type a search query and instead of redirecting to the query (searx.yourdomain.tld/search?q=test) it’ll just redirect to the homepage of my SearXNG instance (searx.yourdomain.tld) forcing me to retype my query. Annoying but not the end of the world.

  • You ”resurrect” at a spawn tower I guess would be the best way to put it.

    the game has a hierarchy system where you go against different types of warlords, each with their own abilities and weaknesses, if you bring a warlord down to a certain health you can ”infect/command” them and utilize them to go into combat, breach castles or fight other warlords, gather enough warlords and you’ll see them roaming the map and help you if they see you in combat.

    It’s quite a unique mechanic and I’m pretty sure Warner Bro’s copywriten/trademarked it or something along those lines.