

So sad.


So sad.


Oh its getting my attention alright. In the form of discomfort and anger.


This project seems like a lot of fun! I will try it
Please consider changing the headline font on the website. It is nothing short of a war crime.


I don’t srr any limits here.


Taint is a tainted word. Please refrain from using it.


Pussy isn’t an insult, you scrotum!


Maybe something to do with the location leaks from private strava accounts? Public figures and aircraft carriers and such. It may provide some kind of control to put this behind some kind of control. Not solving the problem though.


It’s a vps from ionos and the 1€ per month was actually the 1gb ram version. I have since upgraded to a 3€ with 4gb I think so not entirely accurate. Domain is afaik 1 per month.


Domain and vps about 20 per year.
Spotify not because I am missing a navidrome server. But because I sometimes need the huge catalogue of it to browse.
Edit: 70 for protonvpn. Need those Linux isos.


Depends if only a few people use it or tens. Then it can range from a potato to a decent oc not older than 8years.
Pangolin or netbird on a vps and the rest is easy.
It’s a paperless exclusive email that importa everything that is in the inbox. But I guess it would also import from a specific folder. Unread or read doesn’t seem to make a difference
I solved it for me by sorting by attachment off I’m thunder thunderbird Desktop once a week and then just drag and drop to the second account which gets consumed by paperless. It’s nice that imap can do that with drag and drop


Ooof, scared me there for a second. Good thing I am using Dist-Upgrade in my ansible scripts.
Six months?
Yes there is auth on by default for resources. You can use real accounts that need to be created or passwords or pins. And I think some id providers.
No, ridiculously easy with docker.
Then it follows the same principles as cloud flare. Create a site (vpn endpoint), get a docker snippet for a newt (what they call the vpn connector), paste it in the docker compose on your Homeserver and see it come up in the Webinterface.
Then you create a public resource and point it to said site and give it a url.
Done.
Ask me if you have questions
I tried homed once for a few workstations. Iirc I couldn’t make it work via network for multiple stations and multiple users. Something about the user creation process cam only be done once per home dir and then you can’t do another workstation.
Pangolin on a vps.
In this case using something like signal wouldn’t make the infrastructure transparent. I think.