

Thanks man <3
Have a good one!
Usually a lurker.
Maybe I should’ve just shut up and thought for a bit longer before writing that comment…
If you want to talk to me elsewhere, you know how to reach me.


Thanks man <3
Have a good one!


Your last suggestion was essentially my plan (compared the featureset of both a bit after posting the question) :)
The cons from the dawarich-dev were not of essence for me and your implementation looks very nice.
Maybe you can answer it:
I use GPSLogger to track my movement.
How well does Reitti work with it? Any direct experience from you or the community?


Currently using dawarich and kind of unhappy with the transportation detection. So I am partly interested in switching.
How would you compare reitti with dawarich?


Preaching backups to our clients at work…
It’s easier to pull teeth than to get them to spend money on their future (Server dead = No income and several lawsuits for negligence)


Slopbook?


Things like Cloudflare should have that.


Also answered here: https://lemmy.dbzer0.com/comment/27309703
For example, why Jellyfin over any of the *arrs
Don’t take it the wrong way, the *arrs are an awesome ecosystem and tool. Very cool integration and administration.
But I could life without or replace them. Things like Jellyfin, immich, homeassistant are more integral in the sense of usage and replacing them would be a whole ordeal I would ideally like to avoid.


Kind of.
To me they are more like accessories and not services I interact with (interact like homeassistant, immich, jellyfin).
Services like Traefik/Authelia are infrastructure. Needed but not required.
They are like a road. Nice to have and receive a smooth ride but driving on the bare ground is possible but uncomfortable ;)


Immich
Jellyfin
HomeAssistant
Dawarich
HortusFox
In that order.
Things like the *arrs, traefik/authelia, etc. are just a necessity and not something that gives back like the 5 mentioned at first.
Proof for that allegation?


Be aware that watchtowerr is not updated anymore and due to the nature of having access to the socket is a security risk.


Noticed that as well with our selfhosted instance at work and wondered what the deal was.
Guess I now know why.
Surprised there is no continuos german flag in the map.
At least our Mouse, Elephant and Duck are represented


That’s exactly what I meant.
Yep and agreed.


Same thing.
Copyrighted media your ripped and am streaming.


They explicitly mention non-legal content.
Immich? Safe (we are not looking at 20GB pictures/videos)
Static pages from containers? Should be safe
Jellyfin/Plex? Walking the line on getting banned.
Cloudflare is replacable but it will be heavily annoying to do so.
And I’d rather not do it unprepared.


Still only tolerated.
Walking a fime line on getting your account closed/domain banned or at the very least receiving a warning.
Wishing you best of luck not getting banned.


if you use or are suspected of using the CDN without such Paid Services to serve video or a disproportionate percentage of pictures, audio files, or other large files.
Not permitted but tolerated (until it isnt)
As usual, nuances have layers.
Security is not just 1 layer and done.
So just saying fuck it, no security at all, the program is the single layer is, IMHO, a bit misguided.