i also have a mumble server but every once in a while we need streaming. what is your rtmp setup? i am thinking of mediamtx, but am annoyed by having to post the link to the stream every time and everyone needs to resize windows manually to fit all on ome screen.
b/c they all fail as everyone is going for ai marketed cr*p
what do you like better? planning on hosting opencloud next
i have a similar setup but am facing a storage issue now. is a usb-c external case for 2 HDDs in RAID1 any good or how do you handle that?
how did you do it? mine does not start after installing.
can you explain a few of those weird things?
been this was for years
you pointing out “mainly” just shifts his question to the next time he decides to host a service, which is what i meant to point out.
they might state that, but upstream syncthing says that the feature is intentionally hidden in the advanced settings and they plan to deprecate it.
thank you for your elaborate guide! i ended up installing vimium, as i am restricted in my vrowser choice at work.
thanks for the tip, i tried it and it feels amazing! it is just a bit janky with not working in new tabs, but i can work around that with the “old” browser based keyboard shortcuts.
apart from syncthing not being a backup solution, the question revolves around seldhosting im general, not purely on photo backup.
how do you actually navigate a browser tho? i always feel like i need the mouse for that…
IT HAS ONLY BEEN 3 YEARS?!?!?!?
why? what happened 3y ago?
“dont always… when it hits the fan” is a little too elusive compared to a legal document you agreed to online imho so i will not necessarily hold to that
you agree to legal mediation other than a court in their terms of service, so… not really
i don’t think the need for a plain calendar warrants a resource monster such as nextcloud.
There is a symlink trick on the server side. It’s a little annoying that it is only a workaround, but one set up it’s great! I was looking for the git issue where i found it, but was only able to find this one (it seems to be documented now).
what gpu fiasco are you referring to?
was the group actually unencrypted or are you just assuming that because it is the default setting in telegram?