abeorch
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- Comment on Selfhosting with a seven year old 1 week ago:@eli Thanks. Appreciate it. I have a VPN configured between the different locations and subnets I have at the moment with a bit if policy based routing to control what can access what.. I just bring the remote location back online
- Comment on Selfhosting with a seven year old 1 week ago:@walden This conversation feels like it has taken a dark turn and could be used against me in court one day ..but to be clear...houses generally dont have basements in new zealand
- Comment on Selfhosting with a seven year old 1 week ago:@hoppolito Oh cool. Ok. I have plenty to learn there
- Comment on Selfhosting with a seven year old 1 week ago:@GreenKnight23 I aggree totally but comparing their LLM to the 2.5 year old.. Its consideribly more advanced.. though it still seems to overuse words like 'why', 'when' and 'do you have $20 for this game"
- Comment on Selfhosting with a seven year old 1 week ago:@irmadlad I'm not saying that I am actually achieving that .. lol ..
- Comment on Selfhosting with a seven year old 1 week ago:@pinball_wizard With a Luanti server does every Minecraft player still need a Minecraft licence?
- Comment on Selfhosting with a seven year old 1 week ago:@possiblylinux127 @poVoq Yeah at tis stage I'd like to have a closed environment for them.
- Comment on Selfhosting with a seven year old 1 week ago:@irmadlad Thanks. I live a long way away amd only get to visit occasionally so as they get older the opportunity to do things together online is important to me.
- Comment on Selfhosting with a seven year old 1 week ago:@BlameThePeacock Yeah I think I will get some light switches and see if we can do some rouitines.
- Comment on Selfhosting with a seven year old 1 week ago:Wow I really appreciate the feedback. After quite a bit of changes and home moves that disrupted alot of what selfhosted stuff I setup, a bit of disallusionment with doing it alone and difficulty staying connected with my nephew remotely these give me some good ideas. I need to find out more about Minecraft and hosting a server sounds like a good idea, I liked the simple coding with audio feedback as well. Its motivating me to get messgaing and chat sorted out as well. I am also going to see if I can find some shared #Spanish #languagelearning tools.
- Comment on Selfhosting with a seven year old 1 week ago:@ewigkaiwelo @Tolookah Yunohost has an integrated xmpp server I think
- Comment on Selfhosting with a seven year old 2 weeks ago:@eli I have an old Windows laptop. I need to figure out how to do dual boot with Linux .. and get my vpn sorted (again) so he can use VMs on my Proxmox box
- Comment on Selfhosting with a seven year old 2 weeks ago:@IanTwenty Hey this looks cool. Will see if he gets into it
- Comment on Selfhosting with a seven year old 2 weeks ago:Haha the one word he knows is #Minecraft so yeah it sounds like that will be task one. I can do that on a #Proxmox server I have.
- Submitted 2 weeks ago to selfhosted@lemmy.world | 54 comments
- Comment on Good NAS solution for dummies / apple users? 2 weeks ago:@PotatoesFall Whatever you do .. do the same thing at your house and use one to offsite backup the other.
- Comment on Good NAS solution for dummies / apple users? 2 weeks ago:@piyuv @PotatoesFall Actually their licence is Polyform noncommercial github.com/getumbrel/umbrel/bl… and their app packaging is docker based github.com/getumbrel/umbrel-ap… @888coop - have you seen this?
- Comment on Good NAS solution for dummies / apple users? 2 weeks ago:@piyuv @PotatoesFall I mean its running a proprietary os software and its terms of service say "the company is under no obligation to provide support or maintenance services." .. so I woukd say rather than being dependent on a random company that may disapear in a puff of smoke. Why not just use opensource software on commodity hardware and use something like #yunohost?
- Comment on Does Bonfire have any public instances? 2 weeks ago:@Twoafros I think there was another platform/software that did events, posts, collaboration for community groups.. I just cant remember the name ...
- Comment on Yunohost - Federating the forum 4 weeks ago:@sem I'm struggling to hear any feedback from other #discourse forums that have implemented it. There seeems to be scepticism from forum administrators that somehow fediverse activity might impact their #moderation but the links to the content on forums are public anyway and just because its federated doesn't mean someone can actually post/comment in the discourse forum.
- Submitted 4 weeks ago to selfhosted@lemmy.world | 2 comments
- Comment on Sync Fediverse contacts to CardDav Account 4 weeks ago:
@rimu My idea is that once you have CardDav records you can join /link them manually. - That would still be useful to me.
However if a ActivityPub profile record could include things like email/phone (amd you could decide who to make them avaialbe to ) then I guess some automates matching would be possible.
- Submitted 4 weeks ago to fediverse@lemmy.world | 2 comments
- Comment on Tutorial series for self hosting beginners? 4 weeks ago:@Nephalis @anticonnor Yunohost has a starting point for setting up an instance - yunohost.org/#start @elena is also writing something up.
- Comment on Tutorial series for self hosting beginners? 4 weeks ago:@Nephalis @anticonnor I think there are two approaches. 1) Start with desktop linux, a vps or raspberrypi to start building linux and networking skills or;
2) start with something more packaged that provides more guidance on delivering services 'out of the box' like yunhost - which can provide some things off the rack services and with a templated approach - that then allows you to play around a bit while you learn the basics - Comment on Tutorial series for self hosting beginners? 4 weeks ago:@theit8514 @anticonnor I tried to watch one of his videos (it was 20 minutes ) after the first two minutes in before he actually provided any facts. I think it got a bit better. But in terms of starting out with selfhosting I'm not sure where I would start in his videos.
- Comment on Running GoToSocial on an old wifi router 5 weeks ago:@K3can I then struggled with basic stuff like moving different devices / ports onto different subnets (which I don't think I had issues with before using my old #BtHomeHub ) I think I lost confidence.
- Comment on Running GoToSocial on an old wifi router 5 weeks ago:@K3can Oh that is a good suggestion - I think I'll do that. I struggled to flash the NOR - I think you can only do that from SD Card which then was weird as it wouldn't start via the SD card and then.. and then ..
- Comment on Running GoToSocial on an old wifi router 5 weeks ago:@K3can Ah yeah .. so that was a typo .. meant to say R3 - I have an R3 as well and am in the same position - (well without the technical capability to actually move things on.. I'm completely new to #proxmox and struggling a bit to even work out routing properly) . I actually have two - I just got a second one for a second location that I run a VPN to. But I'm still suck on things like properly flashing #Openwrt (should it be in NAND or NOR?? ) - so in the meantime I have a couple of Dell Micros that I have proxmox on to run random VMs to try out things.
- Comment on Running GoToSocial on an old wifi router 5 weeks ago:@K3can Someone has installed #proxmox #hypervisor on a #bananapi R3 - forum.banana-pi.org/t/bpi-r4-a… which I thought was quite cool. They then run #openwrt in one vm and could put a home server in other vm/containers