The by far easiest to try would be to order one of these: https://www.hetzner.com/storage/storage-share/

Sounds like a reverse-proxy issue.

Also, why are you trying to run such a vastly outdated version of Lemmy?

https://github.com/tchapi/davis is a good option.

That KVM can be on a separate connection.

If you use a regular PC as the router you can attach a KVM to remote control and reboot it.

Quicksy and Prav apps allow you to easily signup via SMS verification like WhatApp etc. Super easy and the app works like Whatsapp, completely usable for non technical users (much more so than any Matrix client).

And Snikket is an super easy all in one solution for running a XMPP based small group server with invite based onboarding. Also completely non-technical user compatible.

Some domain registers offer free webspace with the domain. OVH for example gives 100mb (incl. php) which is more than sufficient for a simple website.

Ubuntu Touch supports the FP4 & FP5 quite well: https://devices.ubuntu-touch.io/

Hmm, you might be on to something with Framework recently releasing a desktop PC. Maybe they decided to cooperate with Valve for a home console. Valve seems to be quite into repairability as well, so that doesn’t seem like a totally unlikely match.

Read this article carefully and you can see the xenophobia etc. seeping out. He seems to think of himself or at least often presents himself as a US style libertarian, but evidently he is totally ok with xenophobia and other white supremacist extreme right-wing stuff…

He clearly is. Maybe it was too subtile for you to notice?

AFAIK run by Luke Smith, a white supremist YouTube influencer…

And some of the guides are pretty outdated and unhelpful.

I think Children of Morta can be played in coop on a single PC.

https://hurrycurry.metamuffin.org/

Is also cool. Not sure if it has splitscrern multiplayer though.

Domains registered at OVH include this (and 100mb webspace + one 5gb email address) for free.

The problem isn’t incoming spam, but rather not being able to send to the larger email providers because of arbitrary spamfiltering on their side.

An external email host. Life is too short to deal with frustrating email issues.

Odoo is probably overkill, but if you need the POS parts then I am not aware of another option with that easily included.

Odoo itself is a bit of a pain to update across major versions and the (very nice) OCA plugins need to be managend manually. So both factors together make hosting it a bit annoying.

I don’t see a huge difference in hosting from home or a VPS, but of course a managed solution is going to be more hassle free.

I think the most important point will be to talk to your business partner about it, and probably to have a backup plan for paper based ordering in place. The latter is good practice anyway, as recent power outages in Spain and Portugal have shown.

Small 2.5" HDDs are quite power efficient, but yes 500mb is kind of the limit where I also start questioning it it is worth to run them.

Anubis is not bad for privacy, but rather the opposite. Server admins explicitly chose it over commonly available alternatives to preserve the privacy of their visitors.

If you don’t like random Javascript execution, just install an allow-list extension in your browser 🤷

And no, it is not a PR slogan, it is the live experience of thousands of server admins (me included) that have been fighting with this for month now and are very grateful that Anubis has provided some (likely only temporary) relief from that.

And I don’t get what the point of an extra button would be when the result is exactly the same 🤷