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And miss the beginning with Q?!
And miss the beginning with Q?!
No, sorry I haven’t tried it with Syncthing. Mainly using it for immich, seafile, a matrix server, some arr apps and a status monitor called dashdot. Would be useful for syncthing though, never thought of trying it - I’ll give it a shot over the weekend and let you know how it goes!
Thanks, it took some prompts but it worked in the end! I used a few subdomains of an actual domain I use for email…
I used chatgpt to create the exact steps, commands and configurations I needed for my setup and achieved this the seemingly cheatful way. I used nginx and certbot. Worked like a charm. Congrats!
And too many QR codes
Out of those I’ve tried hetzner and milesweb and I thought hetzner was better in terms of ping times for me and easy to use
Get a pro GPT subscription and command it to copy paste for you of course
If it’s for American context then you mean 1 baby
Yeah true you don’t need that, I share a gig between 8 people at home and am more than happy
I’m betting most people will only have 1gbps capable hardware and cables
It’s weird they put shit like that clearly in internal emails, you’d think they’d wanna keep things off the books.
Why would it take 2 to 3 hrs? Download time of container images?
I’m liking Evolution so far, and for Windows+my phones a paid solution, Newton
Finally those Y2K consultants will get another project
Servarica is well priced, and Hetzner is what I ended up using after trying many
I guess their TOS will cover them?
I agree completely, it is ridiculous and should be stopped immediately, but I don’t see a way this problem can be fixed. EU is trying, for example after GDPR all these cookies became horrendously annoying. What you’re suggesting will lead to clearer and possibly lengthier EULA or TOS documents but in essence we would still have to either agree with them or not use that service. While a lot of open source and self hosted options exist to replicate many of the services, but you can’t rely yet on that for everything.
You can sure as hell double down on strict privacy settings and use a lot of privacy friendly options like librewolf, mull, private dns, nextcloud, matrix/jabber, VPNs, immich, better search engines, Open street maps, and OSes like arch and Graphene.
Not bad that you can opt out though, I don’t think reddit will give people an option
That’s the whole advantage of block chain. You can add more lego blocks to your desk and keep the chain going.