#self hosted

[byz-was-here]

Fun fact.

You could pay out the nose to 8~12 streaming services

Or

You could buy a bunch of used PC parts on eBay, slap a free os like truenas or open media vault on it, and then run something like jellyfin or Plex on top of that and you have your own in-home streaming service that costs you an extra buck fifty on your power bill.

[mirqmarq428]

1080p mkv video was a mistake

files are too big to stream, currently sshing in to see if re-encoding them to mp4 helps with the raw size

[guzsdaily]

Everything is Migrated

Daily Blogs 318 - Sep 18th, 12.024

Finally ended the configuration for the Capytal's Forgejo instance. And spent all day migrating all the projects from GitHub and Codeberg to the instance, with mirroring configuration for backup and ease for outside contributions.

Hopefully this week I can start the prototype of the next project, will make it with SvelteKit, since JavaScript it is faster to develop. But the after it, everything will be rewritten in the normal stack of Go, HTMX, Templ, and vanilla JavaScript (with JSDocs).

Today's artists & creative things Music: Split Idol - by GHOST

© 2024 Gustavo "Guz" L. de Mello. Licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0

[craftworksofficial]

Hey there! I'm making a music player called Chora! After noticing the lack of good-looking free media players that can connect to a self-hosted Navidrome/Subsonic server, i decided to why not make it myself, and this is it after a few weeks in development. This is just the Now-Playing screen, but I'll share more screenshots once the app is looking better. Once it's more finished i will be releasing it on Google Play for FREE! Thanks for reading my post, suggestions are welcome, I will try to implement as much of them as i can.

[greg-freyr]

Any Hubzilla admins know why I don't have any add ons showing for my instance? Any help would be appreciated.

[ms2253]

[platform/self-hosted] tiddlywiki - non-linear note-taking platform

[evilyntare]

I will never be as good as her

[roverspeak]

when youre checking out peoples sites and projects on the indieweb, what kind of stuff excites you or makes you look forward to coming back to see how things have changed?

[bitform]

The beginnings of a blog coming about self hosting and my experiences doing it!

[coffeeknife]

they didn't lie. gluetun is piss easy to set up. I have a VPN connection ready to go for any docker container!

now I just have to figure out how to push a qbittorrent container through the VPN container and I'll have a single web client that my entire local network can use without worrying abt VPN configurations on individual computer. (it's not rocket science I just haven't personally done it yet lol)

[mirqmarq428]

"man it would be cool if you could just host a website from your computer at home, i wish the internet worked like that"

Umm it literally does tho? I've been doing it for years

[guzsdaily]

New Rabbit Hole

Day 221 - Jun 13th, 12.024

I hope I don't end up wasting another week making configuration in Nix. I recently have the idea, and somewhat the necessity, to use my home lab for some services that I need for my websites and projects. Things like a CDN, an image optimization API, things like that. It is kinda good and bad how being in a country where dollar is expensive, you have to roll your own things and optimize the most that you can, so hosting is not that expensive.

IDK, maybe the "best ideas come from necessity" phrase, works out.

Today's artists & creative things Music: I Gave Everything - by Connor Price Love the lyrics of this song, never give up, never stop trying, don't matter the storm that comes. Music first recommended by @somniphobicfox.

© 2024 Gustavo "Guz" L. de Mello. Licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0

[marcinlis]

How I get rid of VPS and what I'm using instead :)

[robnergal-yt]

SaaS - Game Servers - Logistics

Friend is paying 5$ per month for a Master Debugging/Test Private Server for a game. Plus an additional 5 bucks per Server Node when they actually Host an Event (so some months cost them $20 or more) Self-Hosting is possible but poorly Documented. Genuinely don't know how little these nodes can be hosted with, but for their use-case, 60 bucks per year plus 15 in some months seems like too much to be paying. Unfortunately, given how little documentation exists, it isn't particularly worth my time to solve for them. It's a game that I have Zero interest in, with little support even from the actual Developers...

Niche and unsupported are great signs for opportunity, but the budget just isn't there;