Use caddy server instead of nginx

https://immich.app/

You could just rsync it over and let apache/caddy/nginx handle it. We developers make everything complicated before it’s necessary.

What was your thought process on publishing a blog post abut local hosting on your aws website? 🤡

Practice what you preach.

Hahahaha what a joke!!

Talks about Selfhosting - Run blog on Netlify aka AWS SaaS

Practice what you preach.

Out of touch

Meanwhile at google headquarters, *evil laughing*

Stockholm syndrome is a mental illness, we are glad to help you out of your hostage situation with Plex.

Asking for help is the first step. This second step is to install Jellyfin.

https://www.phoronix.com/news/Fairphone-6-Linux

I love PHP don’t you? /s

Even if you have multiple clients (most have a phone + laptop) WAL would be able to handle that easily, have you seen the benchmarks?

90% is a bit low if the requirement is a full backup of nextcloud with database that is easily restorable.

If they do backups, most just copy the important stuff manually to an external hard drive.

Aren’t you? WAL mode has made SQLite better than the alternatives at this point.

Most web applications don’t even need concurrency, what they need is a language that’s easy to read with as little cruft as possible, rust is not that.

I’m saying the best web language would be one that is as simple as python or js with the type security of an ml language. Rescript comes to mind as well.

Don’t 99% of people don’t need the efficiency boost of not having a garbage collector. Instead learn a Functional Programming Language like Scala, OCaml or F#

Debian

Beaker Browser was a decade too early

https://itsfoss.com/beaker-browser/

So basically if you don’t want to collect passports from people;

1. stop hosting if you’re in the uk or…
2. Ignore uk law and wait for the Great British Firewall to block you.

Compute has become so ubiquitous it’s silly that we need to pick between server-client and p2p

Syncthing is a good example of being both, with options you can enable for your server version, but it’s way too basic compared to immich or nextcloud

Cool! ufw supports nftables too.