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Something weird is going on with votes. Idk if it’s just me or a federation problem.

No more than any other electrical device.

At least you have logging!

It’s something about how the charging circuitry is constructed. I’ve asked a handful of electrical engineers about it but they’ve never given me a good answer. My guess is that it’s easier/cheaper to design and build a circuit that only powers the phone off the battery, and only uses DC to charge the battery.

If it promotes the project, it’s a promotion, and falls under the rules about AI.

You should put a webcam showing the server log scrolling on the phone screen. Sanitized of any sensitive info, of course.

What router? 12v5a is 60w max, which is not an unreasonable amount of power. A 1500va UPS should power it for like two hours or more.

You could easily wire it up to something like that. Take the power cable, cut off the wall wart, connect the positive wire (usually red, could be white) to the positive terminal, the negative to the ground terminal. Cut off the head of a power lead, connect the live, neutral, and ground to their terminals on the AC side. Plug your battery in, the power lead into the wall, and you’re done. Check everything with your multimeter before actually wiring it up if you’re not sure. You do have one and know how to use it, right?

status.dotzip.ltd

Marked as “investigating”.

Yes, it does.

Keep in mind you can’t do a migration with device passthrough, even if the VM is shut down.

I use zfs sync every 15 minutes for my replication. No issues.

You can run stuff on a little GPU, IGPU, or even just a CPU. You’ll be limited by RAM/VRAM, and obviously it’ll be slower, but it’ll work.

Yup, proxmox is great.

Note that you can’t (or rather, shouldn’t) run docker containers on proxmox. Most people run a vm and then docker inside that. And yes, I use Debian for it

You can give proxmox a docker container reference, but it’ll download and convert it to LXC, which means you can’t update the container. You’d have to update the container’s os and the app manually, or redeploy the container and reattach the storage.

Immich isn’t complex, and I don’t think it requires a separate database.

offline

web server

huh

opennic.org

Yeah that should work. Servers usually live in a cooled server room and run their fans full speed. If you can do that, you’ll be fine.

See if they want to upstream those changes.

Security works in layers. You don’t know if there’s a vulnerability in Authelia.

I have the same setup. Run ov on the igpu, works great.

Does it need to be self-hosted? Having someone else manage the infrastructure is a huge load off your plate.

A reverse proxy is just for convenice of stuff like hostnames and ssl termination. It’s not a security layer.

The proper way to do it would be to have your public stuff in a DMZ , if untrusted users (i.e. could have malware on their device) are going to access it.

Personally I use Netbird and host a tiny server in the cloud, which a local node connects to, to avoid NAT or firewall rules. Since it’s self-hosted, there is no user limit.

You can get bolt-on products like jetkvm, or build a pikvm

Welcome to the Internet. If it’s exposed, people and bots are going to be banging on it.

Agreed. OP should probably upgrade to a bigger case and discrete graphics card.

It looks like a VPN, just reskinned as-a-service.

If manual Wireguard is giving you trouble, try Netbird.

The VPN service is open to the Internet. But it’s only one service, versus however many things you are running behind it.

The hell are you talking about

That’s the thing about computers, they do exactly what you tell them. sudo echo works, but the pipe and the redirect are interpreted by the bash shell you’re in, which isn’t being run with sudo.

You should also know that echo is a bash shell builtin, so the echo you’re running with echo and sudo echo are two very different things.

Shell into the container and find out.

“/usr/share/nginx/html/index.html” is forbidden (13: Permission denied)

Does the user have permission to that file?