There are solutions though… Yes, it’s not native and adds some little extra work but it’s already possible: https://docs.goauthentik.io/integrations/services/jellyfin/

I haven’t tried it though, it’s on my todo list and saved bookmark, just though I would share :)

An other solution would be to make a tiny wireguard server and make a VPN to your homeserver. Just put something like a bananaPi (or something else) into your grandparents house :) they won’t see any difference !

A plus could be to even add your own dns+pihole onto their network and block some of those nasty ads :) !

You don’t even need that… Just the picture already blew away my retina…😵‍💫

Vibe coding? Is this some kind of hipster terminology 🤦 ? Sounds terrible…

There is… But it’s miles away from beeing a private clear net tracker though. That’s why I have high hopes people would switch to I2P and the likes :/ but that doesn’t going to happen any time soon… They all feel too comfortable in their paywalled wallet garden.

I have seen better long term seeding on some rare stuff on public trackers than private trackers.

I do agree on the sentiment that the actual piracy community is turned into some cash grab milking thing to the limit where if you don’t buy a seedbox you will not have a great time competing angainst other seeders on some private trackers !

The best thing that could happen is that everything gets shifted to i2p or similar tech, away from private trackers and the government !

There’s also GPS logger, maybe more up-to-date :) and more privacy friendly !

Very cool project, thank you ! I will give it a try on my next bike escapade !

Android GPS logger:

You may also want to check your environment, as there can be inaccuracy due to clouds, buildings, sunspots, alien invasion, etc.

They even have a full tutorial on it here.

However, if you’re going the self-signed certificate route, consider to make your own mini-CA with root-CA + intermediate CA added in your trust store on every device and all your services behind a reverse proxy. The only thing you need to worry about is the certificates’ validity !

The thing you describe is probably I2P and epsites.

Lucida but self-hosted? Very cool ! Thanks for sharing your work !

Because the group (collectively) have a history of being systematically killed and lynched for their sexuality, not to mention the rest of the suppression and oppression. So politics and attacks are taken seriously.

I get that… And that’s a very serious issue and concern for whatever group you’re defending ! But com’on we are on lemmy here, not on some obscure, harsh dictatorship killing people. Some of the admin may have said something inappropriate (that’s arguable…) But that doesn’t take away that we all can thrive here as a community, what ever your color, sexual orientation, religion…

Without the lemmy devs and others, there wouldn’t even be any Lemmy at ALL. Seeing how it goes, this is going to ruine everything for everyone…

Lemmy’s backend allows to create every safe space and community you want and people will still go one and argue against a personal opinion that didn’t killed a fly…

What ever. This kind of mentality is going to ruin the fun for everyone…

Yeah :) Just don’t forget to add all the other groups (+) !

Why do LGTBQ+xyz10 always have to make a fuss about everything… It reminds me of the vegan fuss era.

You still use lemmy’s backend and have a safe frontend space to stay. That’s kinda hypocrite to use a service that is “anti-lgtb” and still make a fuss about it. If lemmy really was about racial or sexual discrimination you would already know it.

It also reminds me all the fuss about THEIR safe game space only THEM are allowed to use… Uuhhhg it’s kinda getting out of hand !

What ever, my point is, if you want to keep Lemmy alive, help out and donate to the creators. If you’re a just a dumb leech, use a service that somehow “discriminates” you, don’t donate, but PLEASE ! Leave.

I’m interested in why so many downvotes? Because of the gitea instance or something related to the project?

The project seems like a cool idea !

London is the perfect place for some futuristic cyberpunk distopia !

The rest of the world (except some highly polluting countries who anyway doesn’t give a shit about the environment…) can keep the trees&bees and build arround it ! :)

I think this one fits the bill ! From what I saw in the options you can even share a directory with multiple users while everyone has it’s own place and create public links… Never used these functions, but seems possible !

There’s also a webdav share functionality if thats something OP is interested in !

My LibreWolf config purges all data session (history, open tabs, search,cookies…) on quite/exit !

If there’s something I need to keep or read-later, or work-on: readeck/zotero/karakeep makes everything easier to find !

If I need to bookmark something important linkding !

All those browser tabs, history, search results are a privacy nightmare !!

Installation is easy. But the moment you have to explain the chain of action of ffmpeg’s syntax… Grandma goes back to flappybird !

Hey :) I’m not giving you any recommendations but want to give you my personal experience !

5 years ago I had absolutely no clue about Linux/CLI/networking/docker… You name it ! And I also wanted to repurposed and old laptop as a server.

The first distro I installed on my server was Debian ! Why? Because I remembered my brother said something along the line: “Every server infrastructure is run by Debian or a Debian derivative”. So this sounded like the perfect thing to install as a server distro :) !

5 years later I’m still running Debian on this old laptop and it’s going strong ! Never did it failed me except if I did something wrong over the CLI !

As you guessed it, you will need some degree of proficiency on the command line specially if you install your distro without a graphical user interface, which I would recommend… Yes, the CLI isn’t easy to beginning with and you will do some mistakes that will need a full reinstall of your system… But before you learn to move, you learn to stay up right on your legs and this involves a lot a failing !!

It’s not mandatory, you can install a lightweight GUI and take your time. There are a lot of application with good UI which will help you out ! However, not once did I regret to take the harder route and learned so many things along the way ! After this amount of time in the CLI, I can say I’m getting quite good In navigating my system, keeping it healthy and alive :p !

Okay, If it’s a matter of time I get it ! We only have 24h a day and most of this time is already spend at work/school, family time, friends, sleep, eat ! If you’re lucky enough to have 2 hours to spare to tinker arround, a UI is a good idea to keep a healthy balance between all your personal activities ! But keep in mind, both are thorny and have their fair share of issues and debug time.

Last words, have fun with your system :)

While I do agree on the general sentiment to not overcomplicate things, homebox seems rather easy to use and intuitive.

Being able to create qr code to put them on boxes and also have them directly accessible through the web interface is neat !

However, there’s one thing that’s quite cumbersome… There isn’t a one button move everything to a new location. Someone already posted a feature request and got some traction :) so cross fingers this going be implemented in the near futur !!