So… What came first? The plastic or the egg?

HTML and Caddy.

Plexs movement away from selfhosters. Cloudberry is now MSP360, and I can’t tell what it actually does.

The author actually went back to a Synology NAS after one and a half year of using this server.

The post is five years old. A lot have changed in that time.

I’m not sure if I would call the post “very detailed”. An overview, at best.

You are right. I found the receipt in App Store. I bought it in 2022 at a 50% discount campaign. Sorry to get your hopes up.

I use 2Do on my iphone and like it. I’m pretty sure i haven’t paid for it. At least I can’t remember paying, and can’t find a receipt either in my mails nor the appstore.

https://blahaj.quest/

I may be misreading your post, but it seems like your argument against Unraid is that they “rolled their own” which is why you’d never use it and instead “roll your own”?

Yeah. They exist. Here is the only video clip of one. It is dramatically slowed down. It shows the reaction of the Fast Loris just before attacking its prey. (The cameraman did not survive)

…ice which has never been polluted by any human being.

shows picture of human being polluting said ice

Ah yes. The famous write-only backup solution :D

Same here. My Kobo Libre 2 syncs with it over Wifi. It’s nice.

I’m using Headscale for something similar. I have a VPS and a server at home. Both are on the same Headscale network. On the home server I set up a Matrix server. On the VPS I set up Caddy as a reverse proxy for the home server with its Headscale IP. It works nicely.

I’m not on 4G, though.

Adjust garlic-infused crossed stake until sharp end is directly above the heart of a vampiric earthworm, then thrust.

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Cookiedogs > Skynet! Quick! To the ovenkennel!

This is the way.

I’ve been using Tailscale, it’s lovely. But I didn’t like that I had to use Google/Apple/Github to log in.

Last night I set up a Headscale server which works with the tailscale client. It’s lovely as well.

stop

I didn’t know that was a possibility. Still, it seem kind of not really what Syncthing is intended for. I mean, they even state it in their FAQ:

No. Syncthing is not a great backup application because all changes to your files (modifications, deletions, etc.) will be propagated to all your devices. You can enable versioning, but we encourage you to use other tools to keep your data safe from your (or our) mistakes.