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Dockge looks interesting, I gotta check that out

@remindme@mstdn.social 1 week

It’s great for documents, etc., but I would use something different for photos. Check out Immich and PhotoPrism. I prefer Immich, because it has official mobile apps for Android and iOS. PhotoPrism has an unofficial gallery app for Android, but it doesn’t have sync capabilities. For that, you would need to use a 3rd-party, closed source app called PhotoSync. I think Immich is just the better option.

True, didn’t say that it didn’t take me an eternity to set it up

Btw you can self host an open source Tailscale server called Headscale. And there’s NetBird which is a fully open source alternative to Tailscale.

What has your experience with Headscale been like? Also, have you tried NetBird?

I used to use Wireguard with Authelia, then I switched to Tailscale (with a self-hosted Headscale server), and now I’m trying out Netbird (which is open source btw)

Once setup correctly, almost none.

Revolt will be perfect for you it perfectly mimics the Discord UI/UX, and you don’t need E2EE if you are in control of the server

Mealie is perfect for this use case

From my experience: They’re pretty good

Having a Stripe integration literally means having JavaScript on your site. Sure, it doesn’t come from your website directly, but it’s still loaded and executed when someone visits the site and tries to pay. TL;DR: Of course it’s possible. Everything is possible. Having some FOSS JavaScript from WooCommerce isn’t that bad though, and you’ll likely need nonfree JS for payments anyway.

How would you integrate with a payment processor? Handling payments yourself means that you would have to comply with the PCI standard and get audits in regular intervals, which are insanely expensive and only make sense if you actually run a large business which makes money from card transactions.

Definitely use some sort of cloud server, I’d stay away from your VPN + port forwarding idea, it will only cause you issues. I heard good things about WooCommerce, it’s FOSS. You can’t get around JavaScript, it’s impossible to build a functioning online store without some kind of JS. WooCommerce doesn’t include trackers though, just the bare-minimum JavaScript that is required for the site to work.