Are we still vulnerable if our app doesn’t use React Server Functions endpoints?

Potentially. According to the React Team, even if React Server Functions are not in-use, the vulnerability is still exploitable if React Server Components are supported.

I’ve just been reading the bobiverse books and wondered about it as a game and this looks perfect. Thanks

Will be adding this to my installed games soon. Thanks

Nah not grumpy just good additional advice. Thanks for taking the time to add to the conversation

Initial self hosting should be non critical for yourself only for the reasons you mention. After you have worked out kinks and learned more about it all you can start using software for more critical tasks. I still don’t use my self hosting for anything apart from myself (except jellyfin for family) because I don’t need the pressure of availability :)

This was just posted https://itsfoss.com/self-hosting-starting-projects/

The internet being what it is has there been any negative or inappropriate images or text? Because if not, my faith in the interwebs will slowly heal

Removed

For the sadist in you there’s always https://f-droid.org/packages/se.nullable.flickboard

Ah has ai made it to httpie now too? Shame.

Somewhere in between is https://hurl.dev/index.html

Httpie desktop? Bruno https://www.usebruno.com/?

Yes, same exact experience here with that game.

I regret this post now. So many games I want to try now. Folks, there’s only so many hours in a day spare for gaming!

I looked it up and wasn’t all that excited by it, but figured I’d give it a try anyway based on this thread Yep, thanks, I’ve not got a hope in hell in doing anything else for while now. :D

That would be my one also. I thought it to be another platformer, but the story and progression had me hooked

Picard is great. I find that beets is more accurate in some cases. Yymv so worth giving them both a try. Picard is a lot easier to use and doesn’t maintain it’s own library index which has its pros and cons.

Always going to throw https://charm.land/blog/self-hosted-soft-serve/ into the mix for the questions. Works great, supports LFS, configurable and admon over SSH, multi user support. All from a CLI and easy to setup

Maybe I am missing something but how does it handle snapshots?

I use rsync all the time but only for moving data around effectively. But not for backups as it doesn’t (AFAIK) hanld snapshots

I’ve staved off using fruit for those reasons but it’s good to hear from someone who’s done it that just dropping them in works just fine. Thanks

Do you freeze or sanatise the berries at all or just ride the wild yeast wave if it happens?