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- Comment on Self-hosting in 2025 isn't about privacy anymore - it's about building resistance infrastructure 1 week ago:
Oh great stuff, this needs to be shared more 😅
- Comment on I did a complete bathroom remodel 1 week ago:
Wow neatly done dude, kudos!
- Comment on Self-hosting in 2025 isn't about privacy anymore - it's about building resistance infrastructure 1 week ago:
Great oost! I think its time se created the Selfhosted manifesto!
- Comment on Arc raiders is a horrible game 2 weeks ago:
Im just happy to see that Arc Raiders have been able to keep 91% of their players since launch, whilst Battlefield 6 has lost 85% of their players since launch. Obviously Arc Raiders is doing something right 😅But you’re right, its not a pve game per se. Its a PvPvE.
- Comment on MegaLag - The Honey Scam is Worse Than I Thought 2 weeks ago:
Great video, more people need to know about this and that paypal is responsible.
- Comment on Anybody out there self hosting Searxing? 3 weeks ago:
I tried it couple of months ago for a couple of weeks straight, but as someone who searches in multiple languages it just didnt do the job very well. I looked up multiple guides and tried to configure it to my best ability but the results just were not great. For search now I’m completely addicted to Kagi, by far the most polished and best results.
- Comment on Findroid v1.0.0 with a complete redesign is here 3 weeks ago:
Wowzie the new UI is even better than before, amazing work!
- Comment on Drova is surprisenly reactive 4 weeks ago:
Been holding off om this one for a while, thanks for the recommendation - might get it now that its on sale!
- Comment on Do you rebuild your container images yourself? 4 weeks ago:
Not currently, but am planning on getting to it in 2026. I want to pull things to my Forgejo and use some workflows there to scan for vulnerabilities amd rebuild’n tweak images i deem necessary. It will be a fun project.
- Comment on The Mysterious Forces Steering Views on Hacker News 4 weeks ago:
Punycode is an ASCII‑compatible encoding that converts Unicode domain names, eg. containing non‑ASCII characters, into a limited character set using the “xn–” prefix so they can be used in the “normal” DNS system.
For ex: the domain bücher.de is represented in Punycode as xn–bcher-kva.de, test it if u like 😊
- Submitted 4 weeks ago to technology@lemmy.world | 3 comments
- Comment on How do you healthcheck your containers? 5 weeks ago:
Talos is amaaaaazing, strictly built to run kubernetes. We use it at work and its running in production for a lot of people. Check this out for a quick nice taste of why one should consider usong Talos >>
[60sec video from Sidero Labs, creators of Talos] www.youtube.com/watch?v=UiJYaU16rYU
Talos is under MPL 2.0, afaik that is open-source.
- Comment on How do you healthcheck your containers? 5 weeks ago:
Oh damn, how nice! Ill look into that for sure 😊
- Comment on How do you healthcheck your containers? 5 weeks ago:
Jupp running that too 😅 Was not aware of the pensing feature, ill keep my eyes open for that in the future!
- Comment on How do you healthcheck your containers? 5 weeks ago:
As i wrote in my post, im already using uptimekuma to monitor my services. However if i choose the “docker container” mode foe uptimekuma to monitor it cant actually so that, as there is no health feature in most containers, so this results in 100% downtime 🙃 Other way would to do it would to just check the url of the service whoch ofc works too, but its not a “true” health check.
- Comment on How do you healthcheck your containers? 5 weeks ago:
Nice one that, fortunately i just rebuilt my server with an i5-12400 new fancy case amd slowly transitioning to an all in ssd build! I would probably lean towards a singlenode cluster using Talos.
- Comment on How do you healthcheck your containers? 5 weeks ago:
Yeah fair enough this, personally want to monitor backend services too just for good measure. Also to prove to my friends and family that i can maintain a higher uptime % than cloudflare 🤣
- Comment on How do you healthcheck your containers? 5 weeks ago:
I assumr you then also use apprise as middleman here or?
- Comment on How do you healthcheck your containers? 5 weeks ago:
Maybe a transition to a cluster homelab should be the goal of 2026, would be fun.
- Comment on How do you healthcheck your containers? 5 weeks ago:
This is a neat little inspect command indeed!
- Comment on How do you healthcheck your containers? 5 weeks ago:
Thanks for your input 👍
- Comment on How do you healthcheck your containers? 5 weeks ago:
Yeah eventually i will transition to this but not until after i migrate away from Unraid for more granular control. Looking forward to it though!
- Submitted 5 weeks ago to selfhosted@lemmy.world | 39 comments
- Comment on What DDNS providers you guys recommend? 5 weeks ago:
I ended up using Dynv6, great and simple serivce does exactly what I need. Made in Germany.
- Comment on Journiv self hosted journal: Now with markdown and inline media support 1 month ago:
Looks great, thanks for sharing!
- Comment on Volume mounting in a Docker container 2 months ago:
Yes ☺️
- Comment on I finally understand Cloudflare Zero Trust tunnels 2 months ago:
Normally when i post these links i add a notice, as it seems not too many people know yet, but as suggest by another comment: this is puny code.
- Comment on I finally understand Cloudflare Zero Trust tunnels 2 months ago:
This read is a good start:
- Comment on Reitti v2.0.0: Introducing Memories – Transforming Your Location Data into Personal Stories 2 months ago:
Thanks for the reply ☺️
I will still check it out as this does look pretty neat to selfhost.
- Comment on Reitti v2.0.0: Introducing Memories – Transforming Your Location Data into Personal Stories 2 months ago:
How would this software work for someone who simply wants to store specific locations for future visits?
Im into urban exploring and am looking for a selfhosted map solution where i can save certain spots and add notes/pictures to that location. So im less into storing the specific GPS track/timeline, although that is always a plus.
