I am saving this thread to try and find a good tutorial for myself. That said, I have had a great experience on #networking on libera.chat, which is IRC. They have been very patient with me and often willing to go into detail in a beginner-friendly way.
Unfortunately, they are not accessible via the web chat, so you have to use an IRC client and register and account, which is relatively painless, but might take 10 to 15 minutes to get started.
I started off with nextcloud on bare metal on my Raspberry Pi and there was a lot that I could never configure quite right on the server side of things. Stuff like getting the right memory usage dialed in for the web server. I moved to NextCloudPi and it solved a lot of those problems for me. But it looks like the maintainer is not wanting to maintain it forever.
Someday, I will migrate to nextcloud AIO, but I’m not looking forward to the migration.
I did not realize they had a free tier, thanks!
I tried it butit didn’t have the same hook for me. Maybe the complexity wasn’t my thing.
The ones I have played recently are Pirate Solitaire and Vector Pinball, both available on F-Droid.
Nice seeing seedship here
I’m not sure specifically what apple does that disrespects AirTag privacy (but I would like to).
Tile is similar and predates AirTag, but it is basically the same.
Sounds like a good project!
If you posted this to reddit as well. I am curious whether they censored or down ranked it because of referencing Lemmy World.
Is it kind of like unbound with a website then?
What does it do?
I used Mumble to 5-queue league of legends and feed the other team. Mumble worked perfectly and was very boring, letting me focus on getting caught out and focused down.
There is no Valve invested in bringing CAD to the masses.
Don’t add a layer of abstraction until you need it, or you have the free time to learn it well enough that it won’t cause you problems while you experiment.
It’s like Dropbox but instead of the cloud, it’s at my house. Less expensive that way.
Not selfhosted but after I found catbox.Moe I haven’t had yo worry about sharing files.
Mods should still be able to remove. But if a user deletes their post with comments under it, the most it should do is show deleted user or however reddit does it, and remove the body of the post. But not touch the comments.
Puppy Linux is fun and cute but nothing really ever worked for me the way a normal distro works. But I haven’t spent much time on it.
(Read the room, dude!)