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  • Thanks for the recommendation, but I am not running nextcloud.

  • Umm, did you read the post? I specifically talk about Spliit in the post.

  • Thanks, I'll look into this one!

  • Selfhosted @lemmy.world

    Looking for expenses splitting software

  • There is some clear placeholder art in a few places.

  • A great video, as always with Benn Jordan. I can recommend watching his other stuff as well!

  • This came way too close.

  • It is very much possible to have a dynamic IP and a usable domain.

    Both Cloudflare and desec.io (for example) have APIs that you can hit everytime your public IP changes.

    I have a script that checks every minute whether my public IP has changed from the last check, and if it has, an API call will be sent.

    With a scheme like this, your downtime will be minimal, if ever even noticed.

  • Probably nothing has really changed. And I am not claiming it to be a Discord killer, as it really only does the voice rooms well.

    But I am recommending it if you and your friends just need a voice room or two (as me and my friends do).

  • I have tried XMPP, Matrix and now I've settled on Mumble.

    Me and my fellows mostly just need a voice room or a couple to sit in, and Mumble does that best out of these three, in my opinion.

    I recommend giving Mumble a try as it is super easy to set up and use. Users don't need to even create accounts to join servers.

  • I might be remembering incorrectly, but didn't the Frame support foviated streaming not rendering? As in, isn't foviated rendering a game specific thing, not a headset specific thing?

  • I have tried to set up most of the options and I ended up on Filebrowser Quantum.

    Simple to set up and use. I recommend giving it a try.

  • With 3 drives I would go with BTRFS RAID1. You get half the capacity, can lose any one of the drives, and it is really simple.

    If you were to add drives later on to increase the array size, I might consider RAID10, but if you plan on sticking with 3 drives, I would go with RAID1 instead.

    RAID0 offers no redundancy, so I would skip it.

    RAID5/6 are not recommended for use in production.

  • I found ejabberd to be more easy to configure than prosody. I just recently tried both, and couldn't get prosody to work with my certs.

    I can give you my podman run files if you'd like!

  • While Obsidian is undoubtably a good piece of software

    Don’t promote proprietary software!

  • Self host filebrowser quantum! Small, light and easy to configure.

    It is currently in beta, but it is on the cusp of a stable release.

  • Rootless podman caddy doesn't need those priviliged ports, if you have your server behind a firewall device. You can map your ports on the firewall/router 80:8080 and then on the caddy container 8080:80. This way there is no need for priviliged ports and the traffic seems to go on ports 80 (and 443 the same way).

  • PostmarketOS has piqued my interest as the most promising Linux phone OS. I would give it a try if you can put up with an immature system, at least when compared to Android.

  • Selfhosted @lemmy.world

    Synapse podman/docker setup

  • Buildapc @lemmy.world

    Intel 14400 or 12600k for a server

  • Selfhosted @lemmy.world

    RAID array filesystem recommendations

  • Linux @sopuli.xyz

    R on Debian