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Well, the OPi Zero 3 only has USB 2, which is slow.
You could attach something like this: https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/403740942791?hash=item5e00d5e1c7:g:I1AAAOSwQgJits1E
Don’t expect it to be fast.
I am the administrator of “What the Fediverse”, which includes:
Well, the OPi Zero 3 only has USB 2, which is slow.
You could attach something like this: https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/403740942791?hash=item5e00d5e1c7:g:I1AAAOSwQgJits1E
Don’t expect it to be fast.
Because then you can encrypt your traffic with HTTPS 🙃
Yea, that is also what I thought. To bypass this, you would need something like Cloudflare Tunnels or setup a VPN on a VPS, that redirects traffic to your homeserver.
Data send via HTTP is not encrypted. That’s bad.
Wouldn’t you need a publically available IP? DuckDNS is only for dynamic IP’s that is public, yes?
Thank you for your awesome work, @Framasoft@lemmy.world! I especially think storyboards is a really nice QoL feature.
However, how do I keep it from using all CPU cores, when creating the storyboard? 😅
Can’t say if federation will work, but it should run just fine without it on I2P.
There’s The Linux Experiment on PeerTube.
Then you would also have to delete those images. Unfortunately, there’s no easy way to delete the cache of images that pictrs stores :(
Wasn’t it a single user instance?
It’s all the images being cached from other servers. If you haven’t uploaded any images to your instance, you can just delete the content of the pictrs folder.
Software support is generally crap on the Orange Pi’s. Make sure it supports Armbian and get the LTS version, if such one exists.
You could just set the upload limit to 1kb?
I downgraded recently and is now down to about 50 watt. My earlier server used 100+ watt, but the new one only 20 watt. I’m still considering downgrading my router as it is pretty overkill.
Asrock Deskmini x300. Great little home server :)
Best you can do is ask them directly.
What kind of issues? Stability? No issues.
Well… Mine was once 1~5 users 😅 It’s selfhosted on my own hardware.
I use a Ubiquiti doorbell, which operates locally. However you do need some extra equipment to set it up.