TIL .sh is a valid TLD

seems a dangerous idea, even worse than .zip (I clicked on your title and i went to visit http://hello-world.sh)

Because that’s a docker container on a “busy” server (mostly WordPress wasting cycles generating pages for some bots that really have to visit my blog over and over and over and over)

(Top from inside the container)

That’s weird. I closed the docker on that specific machine (ryzen 5), copied the docker-compose directory (=same config) on an i5-6500T and now it’s using just 0.1% of CPU time.

Go back to ryzen and it’s 8% again 🤷

Crossbox is not bad but for individual usage it’s too expensive, the pricing is for sysadmins with hundreds of users

one year ago it was unbearably slow AND it copied hundred of thousands of emails on the database clogging everything, did it drastically improve?

I didn’t see any product on linode or do that are cheap like this (prices are yearly, not monthly)

Didn’t really use it, as I think there’s too much overhead and if used as intended it counts as abuse on a free email account (too many messages sent/received in a burst) - that’s why I wanted to self host that mailboxes

Wow!

I was searching exactly for this! I wanted to run a mail server for fun between a few users (Delta chat) but I didn’t want to have a full VM dedicated to that, just a docker

The guy has a map of his home address on his home page?

Seems a bold strategy

Using bare metal install? I always cried when I had to apply updates, but now that I moved on the docker image , I don’t get problems when updating (knocking wood)

But then it’s Instagram without users. Maybe pointless unless some specific edge cases

With a very small library it’s fine using the “memories” app, but I noticed in my experiments that adding thousands of pictures is a miserable experience

Yes but it costs almost like 2TB of Google photos + you need to take care of backups, updates, maintenance…

The main advantage is that it isn’t Google, but the price point imho it’s too high for something that I need to manage for family use

Invidious, find one instance that allows user registration (don’t use your Google account info)

No, what’s that

But I don’t really like the idea of relying on something that today Oracle gives for free. Tomorrow?

Or why get a nuc when you can get a decommissioned Enterprise sff PC like a thinkcentre tiny for a quarter of the price

isn’t that an UPS but in a different shape?

No, keep them ungrouped, migration to a new server is much easier, otherwise you need to migrate everything everywhere all at once

You can have the same effect (connect to the named container) if you create a docker network and place everything on the same network

How, with a couple of hba I can connect connect easily dozens of sata SSDs to a consumer motherboard, while doing the same with nvme drives not exactly as easy or cheap

I also thought that way in the beginning, but then disaster recovery is too inconvenient and will take weeks to set everything to your standards, while with raid you just replace the drive and go

Not to mention that “temporary” directory that was supposed to last one week and wasn’t included in the backup script, but then happened to last several months holding important files

i agree that the GDPR is a good thing, it’s just the cookie bar concept is aesthetically unpleasant

It’s bad because it’s ruining the web. I hate it so much, it’s killing the aesthetics of any website

And anyway I don’t trust the site owner to actually do something if I choose “reject”, I just use my browser option to reject the cookies and so on

I considered for my blog to run nodebb with the blog comments plugin

What do you think?

That talkyard seems cool

Is it difficult to run?

Wow that’s amazing

I was remembering it was abandoned? Someone forked it as commento++

The biggest advantage of a static site is that it doesn’t need to have that “cookie bar” bs that the eu is forcing everyone down the throat. Disqus nullifies this point

Right now the price increased by a big margin, I wonder if at renewal it will keep it or not

It’s technically possible with yunohost or unraid but i pretend that doesn’t exist: the apps will eventually break after an automatic update. The fix is usually easy with basic terminal skills but if everything is under a GUI…

Also, if the admin has no idea how it works, it means it has no idea where the data is saved, that means it has no idea how to make backups. No backups = all data is on time bomb

“just execute this oneliner as root, so easy”

But this will just publish the file and don’t translate to a SMB path that I can directly access from computers

Lol my “fix” is a scheduled task that reboots the windows VM every night

Maybe is easy DRM, but nobody ever cared enough to crack it

Can see clearly, this server is much slower than yesterday, like if thousands of users are switching here

it’s almost impossible that some state sponsored attacker will waste a 0day to attack random people downloading the latest movie from torrent. And when it happens all the news will talk about it