The torrent would still seed, just without that 0.5%

Edit: if it’s a private tracker they’ll get pissed

For the biggest projects I added the ICS files from endoflife.date

So for example now I will increase version of nextcloud only when my calendar notifies me that it reached EOL (=exits beta status)

For the smaller ones I have the same problem of you, targeting a specific version is not effortless and targeting :latest is not safe like the very useful Borg warehouse that had two consecutive breaking changes in how they manage Cron jobs…

Or even lethal, like Zipline V4 isn’t compatible with the Zipline V3 database, and you’re supposed to do “export, wipe, import” BEFORE updating. But I was on :latest so… (luckily it was hosting just temporary data and it was easier to just delete everything and start again)

Vaultwarden allows a bit of downtime, the vault is cached by the clients

When the server is not reachable, no writes are allowed

Why not both?

I use this on desktop https://github.com/Tichau/FileConverter but then on mobile how you would convert files, especially niche technical ones? I used to rely on cloudconvert.com but now I can install this on my server

Except for federation, you described Notesnook, although it’s a bit hard to self host because the server parts are in alpha with few documentation. I wanted to try it but it looked too complex (hard to backup and hard to maintain) with all those server components, mongodb in a replica set and S3

For self hosting, why e2ee? It makes backups much more complicated than having plain text/images on the server. Consider making it optional 😊

That 4 miles long military parade for his 79th birthday doesn’t pay by itself, unfortunately 😢

The reason that I’m pissed so much for just a name (karakeep can be found with a search engine much easier) is that I had a domain that started with “er” so it was so funny to have it installed as hoard.erXXXXXXX.com 😂

The other app is called similarly, but with the “e” missing.

“Hoarder” but misspelled, like Grindr

It’s a massive success, Google play says downloaded between 1 to 10 times worldwide

What the fuck, the asshole that won the dispute had TEN downloads on Google play and launched only a few months ago

I’m an amateur, not a professional

Set the A record to your IP address and CNAME to @ to all the subdomains you need

You run a proxy on your server (the easiest is “nginx proxy manager” that has a nice web UI), then open your router to port 80 and 443 to nginx proxy manager (NOT the web UI configuration port!)

Then you instruct the proxy to route the traffic according to the URL.

Someone coming to 10.172.172.172 with no URL? Drop the connection.

Someone going to if.example.com? Forward to 192.168:8080 and so on

They get deleted when you edit the configuration using the webui

preserve YAML comments when reordering items

This fix is massive, lost a lot of useful info when I moved my yml files

I have a question. At page 150 of the European user manual for the Jeep Renegade, it says to change the oil every 30k kilometers (19k miles). (And this applies to most petrol engines sold in the last 5 decades.)

Why in USA it’s common to replace the engine oil 4-6 times as often?

IMHO not worth to self host Lemmy, as it will be an inferior experience compared to an active server, where you can discover many new communities and posts

Unless the fun of setting it up

Can’t wait to see a 40 minutes rant on LTT where he will feel betrayed and teach everyone how to use jellyfin

i like zipline but i use it for smaller files where download resumability is not a key factor

I never personally used it but there are a lot of posts of people complaining that something is broken because the software is assuming to run on latest and greatest windows 10, especially games and anticheat. There’s also a post on Reddit of someone complaining “it doesn’t have Windows spotlight, how can I enable it” (the sponsored link ads on the lock screen) but that’s a pro, not a con…

2032 is only for iot version that’s designed for ATM and similar appliances, missing too many features to be considered a good alternative