I use pushover for everything alerting, from home assistant to nagios.

A 1 time payment and you get 10,000 alerts a month

Have you looked on here https://github.com/awesome-selfhosted/awesome-selfhosted

I did that, found the exact issue I have. Looked at the author and it was me 3 years earlier, still without the answer I was looking for

Have you looked at some like jellyfin?

I know it’s chromium, but Vivaldi has no AI crap at all. I find it refreshing

yes I would, I have moved from a fixed line with static IP at home to starlink and pangolin has been my life line.

I like having all my own infrastructure where I can manage it, I like to know how things work.

Also have a look at OVH for VPS

I have a sys3 that’s 64GBb and 4TB of disk for about £26, the ovh eco stuff is pretty good for the price

Nextcloud has both RSS reader and bookmark manager, the bookmark manager had a link you can click to bookmark the site your on

Not quite, if you write the role to manage the life cycle of a bit of software then uninstall is part of that life cycle.

But I do see that investment in time looks more then just do it by hand

We fixed that with roles that manage both install and uninstall

Hold up, why am I only now seeing this?

Is this like picocms, if it is then your in for a world of people migrating over.

Today in why is pirating get popular again, we see all steaming platforms add ads to all paid subscriptions.

When I signed up for Disney they didn’t have any ads, that’s why I signed up. Now looking at if I should cancel my account, but I know my kids would rebel

I use the news app in nextcloud, you can view the RSS feeds in the web ui or the mobile app. It’s all the same

Welp, no more portainer for me

Turns out I can’t count 😭

That’s nothing, a gallon here would be $31. However in the bland UK, we use litres. Our price is about £1.90 a litre for diesel

You need nagios then, it can check just about anything. Send alerts over just about any thing

I would echo this, dont put your database on NFS. it will be slow and if the link goes down, it could destroy the database.

No, the UK

Did you know there is a London apprentice in Cornwall?