Yeah seems to be a pretty interesting piece of software, but I’m not sure that it’s really ready for general usage at this point. I love the potential though, and it seems to be in active development, so I’ll be keeping an eye on this project for sure.
Ah, wasn’t aware. Just went with release binary for a quick test. I may be missing something, but on 1.0.3 it doesn’t seem like filtering by “forum” works correctly. Are you seeing the same issue?
Looks like there’s an outstanding issue for it already on Github. Jeroba is likely taking a distant third place to backend and web-ui development time right now, so it could be a while.
all of us who still have our reddit accounts should be going over there and letting people know about Lemmy in a helpful way
Oh I’ve been trying to, hopefully got a few converts so far. Trying to tiptoe the line between informative and pushy since “horses water and drinking bla bla”
Just downloaded a new build and it seems to be working now. Very cool concept, but seems pretty bare-bones. Let me know what you think if you end up giving it a try.
Have you trued running this yet OP? Someone posted about neonmodem a few days ago and I tried it but met with errors, as did they.
In Lemmy, you weirdly need the ! in front when searching it to find it
This hasn’t been my experience on Lemmy. I’m regularly able to use for example [email protected] or https://madeup.server/c/anime_tiddies in the search bar and it resolves it both ways. Sometimes you need to wait a few seconds for it to populate though.
Saved. Thanks OP! Hopefully the future revisions of this gist wont require as much “how to get around these UX problems” and have more “This is just different than what you’re used to, here’s how to do it”. I’m very hopeful that will be the case.
I’m all for this actually. Though I’d be doing that on a dedicated machine with just pfsense/opnsense on it. Any other way would be kinda dumb right?
I’m not sure what kind of link would be best, but sure. It’s a Dell PowerConnect-5524. Picked it up from eBay I believe maybe 6 or 7 years ago. Not a particularly great switch, but it was cheap, had plenty of expansion, and some management capabilities. Consumes more power than I’d like though (~20-25w), and doesn’t have some of the advanced capabilities of some newer switches.
For power consumption, yes. I prefer to use power efficient devices. The big standout in my lab is the NAS and Dell switch. The NAS is running very little, but still idles at ~100-110w so I’m looking at lowering that usage with a motherboard / processor swap in the future. It’s using a server board and xenon processor which aren’t really built for power efficiency. Swapping this to a recent consumer-grade board with an i3 would likely address this, but depending on chipset I’ll probably loose ECC ram compatibility. I’d like to swap the switch to a more modern microtik 10g unit I think, with a large dumb swich; but I haven’t settled on the idea for sure.
If you’re just looking for ebooks Calibre/Calibre-Web will do the job. I wanted a good audiobook player too so I went with Audiobookshelf as it does that and a few other things. You could also go with Jellyfin as I’ve read it can do epub, but I have no experience with it.
I think ejabberd or another other xmpp server would have been my first choice for a service like this by a log shot. If only we had some good iOS clients to go to. While I’m on android, most of the family and some of the friends use iOS, so it was kind of a non-starter from that alone.
Oh I have quite a few that I’ve set up then pulled out of service for various reasons. I’m always evaluating potential use-cases for new services and if a different service would better suit my needs than what I have deployed currently. It’s definitely a hobby.
Some container-based projects that I’m loosely tracking updates for and have deployed, but since, have pulled out of service (non-exhaustive):
Media:
Archival/Documentation:
Dashboards:
I’m going to preface this by saying I have some sort of addiction with dashboards, it’s unhealthy really.
Infrastructure:
:latest tag is dangerous to use. I like having change logs, an evaluation environment, and an approval based update workflow so I switched to renovate-bot.For the mobile part …
I do something similar with FolderSync and SftpGo and have Drafting (vague name) to create and edit notes.
As for version control I just have all of the documents in a git repository on my Code-Server instance which I regularly commit and sync with a local Gitea deployment; nothing special. Though it could be possible to use something like Mgit with a Tasker automation in lieu of a data sync with foldersync/syncthing, I just haven’t looked into it in earnest.
To add to other suggestions here, my current setup is just using folders with markdown or any other text files in a webIDE. In my case that’s Code-Server as I prefer a more centralized solution, and I get the benefits of keeping everything in version control.
I also have a Raneto instance pointing to my “Documents” folder which presents it all in a knowedge-base like format.
If you’re looking for something with mobile app integration this probably won’t work by itself; while the webapp for Code-Server works on mobile, it’s “cramped” at best.
Oh wow it’s the man himself! Have to say you’ve put together an amazing piece of software! It has become an amazing tool in my alerting infrastructure. Thank you! for the wonderful project
Git repos are currently hosted in GitHub, but I’m considering Gitea …
I have a similar-ish setup to this and landed on having Gitea hosted outside the cluster using plain docker-compose along with renovate for dependency updates within the cluster. These two containers configuration files live on Github and have Github’s renovate-bot keep them up to date. Changes get picked up through polling the git repo and applied to the host through Portainer, though I’m planning to swap that out with a slightly more complex solution relying solely on Gitea’s new CI/CD tooling.
That’s co cool! Please consider posting updates when you get your controller built, I’m sure many would love to see it!
Oh shit, that’s awesome! Are you planning to go with the actual arcade buttons?
There has been a bit of discussion about it Here. Seems pretty cool, but there are some functionality issues that make it a deal-breaker for me.