I wrote a blog some time ago why selfhosting email sucks

https://nx2.site/email-selfhosting

If you just want the email server for only you and your friends, or for internal messages, selfhosting email can be fun, but your main email should probably not be selfhosted.

it died a long time ago

It is. BlueSky or for short BS (ha!) just took the open standard and closed it again!

Okay I thought it was a the onion service after reading the headline and was confused a bit

One I use:

https://downforeveryoneorjustme.com/mander.xyz

I sure there are plenty others

RIP

Holy fuck my dyslexia tuned “AI tidies” into something really funny

If your server is not “online” you could vpn into your home network and use it that way. Another option is to have it local, meaning for example with bit/vault-warden you can still view your passwords if you don’t have connection. But you can’t edit or add new ones

Nvidia stock goes brrrr

What you pay 20€/month for 4k content? Fuck you here’s a 720p version because you use Linux!

Yeah it feels like “sub” has become something like “to google something”

I use Firefox nightly and it’s sold for me, but I have also had my app freeze on Google search once. It would amaze me if there were not aware of this and were trying to figure it out

Yesssss

God is on vacation

Now the real question is: Is it maybe actually even cheaper to buy them from these tech giants instead paying the people to do the paperwork and get a warrent?

Because that would be sad af

It’s still a shit ruling. Back in the day they just blocked all .io sites so you couldn’t play agar.io and so on. But all the IT sites we used were also blocked by that. So we had to go and ask the guy for every single one until he grew sick of it and opened it again

1. Don’t buy iPhone

2. You need ffmpeg

3. Read this for the exact command

4. You can use the find command (in console) to list all mp3 files, these you can pipe into ffmpeg.

Just ask ChatGPT to write the shell script for you

Copyright?

Never heard of him.

I am just running the normal nginx image with /etc/letsencrypt:/etc/ssl/private as volume. certbot does the rest. If you need help with the exact config just search for relevant keywords, there are tons of good tutorials