I used logseq for about 6 months before I found Memos. LS was just always getting in my way. Memos just works, for me.

This is where I’ve landed too.

• self hosting is dead simple.
  • so no syncing to be done across devices.
• posts are saved as plain text files (in markdown).
  • so you can do what you need with them.
• supports multi users, SSO, cloudflare R2 for storage if you need those things.

I love it. I do use it on mobile, in my browser too. I’ve been meaning too see what other clients are available for android.

You might like to search this community, and also \c\self_hosted, since this question gets asked a lot.

For me:

• Audiobookshelf
• Navidrome
• FreshRss
• Jellyfin
• Forgejo
• Memos
• Planka
• File Storage
• Immich
• Pihole
• Syncthing
• Dockge

I created two things - CodeNotes (for snippets) and a lil’ Weather app myself 'cause I didn’t like what I found out there.

Can someone please ELI5 Radicale for me?

I’ve come across it before but just can’t wrap my head around it. Thank you.

Tuta’s web client.

It gets the job done and I don’t use email much any more.

This is cool. I was able to add the Sharing option as you described, but I don’t see how to share still when I’m viewing my feed.

There is no “share” icon or link, that I can see.

Ohhh, the share link is only visible in the default view. I use Reading Mode exclusively and it’s not shown there. :(

I’m not familiar. Any recommendations?

I know it’s been 2 months but I just stumbled upon your question.

Here’s what my massive home server looks like. : )

You had me at TRS-80!

Yes. Here’s an example file so you can see there’s not much in there for each entry.

http://hosting.opml.org/dave/spec/subscriptionList.opml

As n OPML file just contains the definition of which feeds you want to follow, not the actual RSS data. They’re handy when you want to switch from one RSS reader to another. You can usually export the settings from your old service and import them into the new.

Check with your RSS service but importing an OPML file should always add new services to the list, not overwrite.

I don’t think an OPML file tracks what you’ve read or not but I could be wrong about that.

Yah, I have somebody’s 2048 game in my terminal here and play that when I need to stop thinking thoughts for a second.

OK, but pretend for a second that some of us are mere mortals. Is there a TUI game dev engine (?) we could learn to dev in fairly quickly? One that protects us from the pitfalls of the C language?

Asking for myself…

I taught myself some 2D game design and coding with Phaser. My idea was to recreate 80s arcade games like frogger and asteroids. It’s great for that and my games run in the browser, pure Javascript.

https://phaser.io/

Just remember that making a game includes making artwork and sound and intro screens and more. It’s a lot of work.

2 … Is there a GUI (I know) way to see all applications, where they’re installed from, with an easy remove button? Akin to what windows offers?

For a GUI option, with KDE, I can go into the Discover app store, and then click the “Installed” link in the lower-right.

Example…

For a CLI way to list all apps, I found this page which gives this command:

for app in /usr/share/applications/*.desktop ~/.local/share/applications/*.desktop; do app="${app##/*/}"; echo "${app::-8}"; done | sort

Have fun finding the best option for your system.

I believe it’s helps expose apps running on a home server to the public internet, securely. It allows self hosters to tie internal apps to a domain name. Someone please correct me if I’m wrong.

<cough> William Gibson <cough>

Great book, eh. So many interesting ideas presented in there.

Aha! I found it –

Remake by Connie Willis

https://www.worldswithoutend.com/novel.asp?ID=86

Remake is a 1995 science fiction novel by Connie Willis. It was nominated for the Hugo Award for Best Novel in 1996. The book displays a dystopic near future, when computer animation and sampling have reduced the movie industry to software manipulation.

Great book, well worth reading still.

Oh snap, thanks - I was mixing up The Diamond Age with another book, yes. Ractors are from Stephenson, but I also had another author’s books in my head. See? Feeble mind. There’s still another woman author I need to track down and re-read here.

Someone help me out please. Who was the 90s sci-fi author who predicted actors would go away and all movies would be made using cgi /ai? She had characters in the book, watching movies starring Humphrey Bogart and John Wayne, as detectives solving crimes (and so on). She also predicted “ractors”, people who act in front of a camera, so a computer can use their motion and expressions to animate a character on screen in real time.

My feeble brain, I swear… In any case, thanks to her, knew this day was coming. Gonna be a wild ride though.

I know what you mean but I copied the github project’s description verbatim.

You can bring the price down some by reducing the ram (since I think 16gb is plenty for this purpose) and the storage (like if you already have a NAS).

I use FreshRss, which I know doesn’t help OP, but I still love it. I get images worth most posts on my feed, assuming the article has one. Just saying…

WebSurfX:

🚀 An open source alternative to searx which provides a modern-looking ✨, lightning-fast ⚡, privacy respecting 🥸, secure 🔒 meta search engine

https://www.newegg.com/intel-nuc10i5fnhn-frost-canyon/p/2SW-000B-005P1

Intel NUC 10 Mini PC,Frost Canyon NUC10i5FNHN,Win10 Pro Intel Core i5-10210U,Up to 4.2GHz Turbo,4 Cores,25W Intel UHD Graphics,WiFi6,Thunderbolt 3(64GB RAM+1TB SSD)

$570 USD

This is basically what I run my home server apps with, all 10 or so in Docker. It’s way more $$$ than you’re hoping for but it kicks ass.

Good luck,

Should have been open sourced from day one.

Made me smile. It’s good with me.

The reason I have a “ls.bat” batch file on my Windows PC and a “d.sh” script in linux. Both added to my path, of course

I have no experience with NC, but the sense i get is yes, once you go that direction, you can do a lot with it.

Mine are:

• FreshRss (news)

• Jellyfin (media)

• Immich (photo backup)

• Paperless (document backup)

• Forgejo (code forge)

• Syncthing (file move arounder)

• Filebroswer (file backup)

• Planka (lists, to-dos)

• Navidrome (music)

• PiHole (ad block, dns)

Have fun!

And it’s definitely not just G.M.!

https://foundation.mozilla.org/en/blog/privacy-nightmare-on-wheels-every-car-brand-reviewed-by-mozilla-including-ford-volkswagen-and-toyota-flunks-privacy-test/

F*** all these spying, lying companies for normalizing this kind of behavior.

You always have that option, of course, but thanks to this list, I just learned about Plappa (a custom front end for jellyfin and audiobookshelf, etc…) . I wouldn’t have found that on my own, most likely, and I like the idea of having one client for all of that media so I’ll check it out.

Yes, please. And thank you to everyone who does the heavy lifting for me.

First thing that popped into my head. Lol…

The company lists possible applications of the new robot as “wildfire control and prevention,” “agricultural management,” “ecological conservation,” “snow and ice removal,” and “entertainment and SFX.”

Or another use I just thought of:

Accelerating the updating of laws in 48 states.

I’m checking out goatcounter now and so far, it looks great. Thanks for this suggestion!

Thank you for this. I will definitely check out Railway.

ETA: I checked out Railway and their $5 a month plan is still more than I can spend rn. But I will keep them in mind for future uses.

Thanks for this idea - the counting would be easy, but I don’t have anywhere to store the numbers. With my free Netlify account and my static web site, I don’t have a DB and and can’t write to a file when someone visits, at least not that I know of.

Sure but I can’t have a HTML or JS file write to any file on my web server directly, so I can’t store a number anywhere in Netlify to increment a counter.