jrollans.com is a Fediverse instance that uses the ActivityPub protocol. In other words, users at this host can communicate with people that use software like Mastodon, Pleroma, Friendica, etc. all around the world.

This server runs the snac software and there is no automatic sign-up process.

Site description
These are the voyag... uh, things I post about.
Admin email
jrollans@gmail.com
Admin account
@jrollans@jrollans.com

Search results for tag #selfhosting

[?]🏳️‍🌈🎃🇧🇷Luana🇧🇷🎃🏳️‍🌈 [she/her] » 🌐
@luana@wetdry.world

So now Home Assistant requires you to open its web UI via http in order to... change the web UI http settings. What the fuck could go wrong right? This has to be the dumbest change I've ever seen done in a software.

If the default settings don't work for you how are you supposed to do the first configuration of your instance?

community.home-assistant.io/t/

    [?]Yavo » 🌐
    @cleantext@fosstodon.org

    Hi, guys, please recommend me a free DNS hosting service that:

    * is reliable
    * has a free tier
    * EU or Europe-based organization, or has nodes on the continent
    * good for super-low-traffic, mission-critical websites
    * DNSSEC support is obligatory
    * is not CloudFlare

    Thanks!

      [?]Valère » 🌐
      @valere@hostux.social

      Nouveau thème disponible sur FreshRSS : Cyberpunk 2077.

      Disponible sur : rss.hostux.net

      Capture d’écran de FreshRSS utilisant un thème sombre inspiré de Cyberpunk 2077. L’interface mêle fond noir, lignes et accents bleu cyan, éléments jaune vif et typographie contrastée. À gauche se trouvent les catégories de flux RSS ; au centre, une liste compacte d’articles avec leur source, leur titre, l’heure et le temps de lecture. La barre supérieure regroupe la recherche et les principales actions.

      Alt...Capture d’écran de FreshRSS utilisant un thème sombre inspiré de Cyberpunk 2077. L’interface mêle fond noir, lignes et accents bleu cyan, éléments jaune vif et typographie contrastée. À gauche se trouvent les catégories de flux RSS ; au centre, une liste compacte d’articles avec leur source, leur titre, l’heure et le temps de lecture. La barre supérieure regroupe la recherche et les principales actions.

        [?]Alex Kretzschmar » 🌐
        @ironicbadger@techhub.social

        I think it's getting to the point I should be seriously considering a real, proper, big boy rack. (Writing this up makes me think a Homelab tour video is in order).

        Top row - Unifi UCG Fiber Gateway with WAF110 + Anker USB-C power station
        Row 2 - PDU
        Row 3 - 3x m90q in proxmox cluster with 64gb RAM each (from the before times) plus 3x 1tb nvme ceph cluster each node has a sfp+ NIC, PiKVM with 4 port switcher (love this thing)
        Row 4 - Unifi 10 gig agg
        Row 5 - Patch
        Row 6 - USW 48 Pro Max (screamin' FB marketplace deal, such an awesome switch)
        Row 7 - Unifi NVR
        Row 8 - Zimaboard (running DNS, my network VIP, a few other core services split in HA with a Pi5 upstairs), Framework desktop as my primary dev workstation all via SSH.

        Out of shot, my NAS which I document here - perfectmediaserver.com/01-over

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          [?]Achim :antifa: » 🌐
          @achim@mastodon.weindl.biz

          Neuer Blogbeitrag: Grocy hinter Keycloak und oauth2-proxy - Eine kompakte SSO-Integration

          Meine Grocy-Instanz soll für Family & Friends erreichbar sein, aber keinen zusätzlichen Passwortfriedhof erzeugen. Deshalb läuft die Anmeldung über Keycloak; oauth2-proxy und Nginx übernehmen den Rest.

          Ausgewählte öffentliche direkte Antworten können gekürzt und datensparsam im Blog erscheinen.

          blog.weindl.biz/de/2026/08/16/

          Anmeldeseite der Grocy-Instanz über ein angepasstes Keycloak-Theme mit eigenem Grocy-Logo. Der Zugriff auf die selbstgehostete Grocy-Installation erfolgt über die Keycloak-Authentifizierung.

          Alt...Anmeldeseite der Grocy-Instanz über ein angepasstes Keycloak-Theme mit eigenem Grocy-Logo. Der Zugriff auf die selbstgehostete Grocy-Installation erfolgt über die Keycloak-Authentifizierung.

            [?]Tero Keski-Valkama » 🌐
            @tero@rukii.net

            Hmm, my PoE injector started failing after the 4.8 magnitude earthquake here in . Weird. It showed all the LEDs as status ok, but the PoE switch powered by it kept rebooting all the time after 5 seconds of operation or so. Tested with another PoE switch as well — the same symptoms.

            I guess I need to buy a new PoE injector.

              [?]Achim :antifa: » 🌐
              @achim@mastodon.weindl.biz

              @dansup

              Thanks — that is good news, especially for Loops.

              Unless I am missing something, though, Pixelfed's OIDC support is not yet operator-friendly: I could not find a documented, supported .env configuration for issuer URL, client ID, client secret, scopes and redirect URI.

              So far I have had to modify configuration inside the container, which makes upgrades and reproducible Docker deployments unnecessarily painful.

              A first-class .env interface — ideally documented and usable through Docker Compose secrets — would make Pixelfed's OIDC support actually practical for self-hosted instances. Is that planned as well?

                [?]Achim :antifa: » 🌐
                @achim@mastodon.weindl.biz

                @dansup

                Full agree: the Fediverse needs to become easier and more familiar to use.

                But that should mean open, self-hostable standards too. I would really like to see / Connect as a built-in option — like supports, or can gain through plugins — alongside Sign in with Apple, Google, etc.

                For Pixelfed, an easy .env-based configuration for a generic OIDC provider would be ideal: issuer URL, client ID, client secret, scopes, redirect URI — done. That would let instance admins use , , , their university/work SSO, or any other compatible provider.

                Does have plans for generic OIDC login? And is this planned for as well?

                Making sign-up familiar matters. Making it interoperable and self-hostable matters just as much.

                  [?]Steven "thx" Kim » 🌐
                  @thanksstevenkim@social.vivaldi.net

                  Finally started my homelab... on my MacBook!

                  It was definitely a new experience for me, and I'm glad I finally found something that can keep me interested in actually using a homelab: running a MediaWiki-based wiki.

                  I used to be a heavy contributor to a wiki called LibreWiki, so I decided to import some of its pages into my own environment and experiment with its structure, extensions, CSS, and other features.

                  And no, I'm not planning to open my homelab to the public anytime soon. 😅 This is going to stay a personal project for experimenting, breaking things, fixing them, and learning along the way.

                    [?]jordan [he/him] » 🌐
                    @wagesj45@mastodon.jordanwages.com

                    Autism levels are at an all-time high. WageNet has a new system.

                    A black Yealink office desk phone sits on a wooden desk beneath an ASUS computer monitor. The phone has its handset docked on the left, a numeric keypad and navigation controls, and a small color display showing the time as 02:42. Cables run behind the phone and monitor, with desk organizers and other computer equipment partially visible around it.

                    Alt...A black Yealink office desk phone sits on a wooden desk beneath an ASUS computer monitor. The phone has its handset docked on the left, a numeric keypad and navigation controls, and a small color display showing the time as 02:42. Cables run behind the phone and monitor, with desk organizers and other computer equipment partially visible around it.

                    A call detail record statistics page showing an hourly line chart from 2 PM through 1 PM. Nearly all values remain at zero until 1 PM, when Volume rises to 2, Missed to 1, ASR to 0.5, and Minutes and ALOC to roughly 0.3. A table below lists the 1 PM–2 PM period on August 15 with Volume 2, Minutes 0.3, Calls Per Min 0 / 0.02, Missed 1, ASR 50, and ALOC 0.28.

                    Alt...A call detail record statistics page showing an hourly line chart from 2 PM through 1 PM. Nearly all values remain at zero until 1 PM, when Volume rises to 2, Missed to 1, ASR to 0.5, and Minutes and ALOC to roughly 0.3. A table below lists the 1 PM–2 PM period on August 15 with Volume 2, Minutes 0.3, Calls Per Min 0 / 0.02, Missed 1, ASR 50, and ALOC 0.28.

                      [?]Ozzie D, NP-hard :bikepump: :vegan: » 🌐
                      @ozdreaming@infosec.exchange

                      So in my plodding, quixotic attempt to retrofit a trashpicked gaming PC into a second home server¹,² mainly for low-priority duties, I'd to test out a few different distros before installing. For no good reason since I'll probably end up on Debian. I haven't run a recent version of Ubuntu in years, so I flashed 26.04 LTS to USB. It boots, text mode works, I can use a pty shell, but GDM fails to talk to the display, which is hooked up to a Nvidia GeForce GTX 1650 GPU (this AMD mobo & CPU do not have integrated graphics). Same result with the "safe graphics" boot option.

                      Modprobe indicates that the kernel has nouveau support loaded. What is the easiest way to unstick this, without committing to an install that I probably don't want (or futzing with it enough that I'd wish I had anyway)?

                      ¹ c.f., e.g.,
                      infosec.exchange/@ozdreaming/1

                      ² I'm using "server" verrrry loosely. Our main home mail server doesn't even have kernel graphics modules loaded (many non-essentials excluded from config -- total module footprint is under 1MB). But this box will sit under my desk at home, connected to my monitor, and I want the option to run graphics & games, even if I rarely exercise it. My daily driver is an old S76 Lemur with Intel integrated graphics so I don't even bother using it for anything "fun".

                        [?]Doz » 🌐
                        @dozigden@mstdn.social

                        I have made a thing. BoardOil is a kanban style board you can self host.

                        I've been planning personal projects on it for about 6 months, and we even used it to plan our wedding!

                        I'd struggled to find a solution I could self host that I liked, so thought I would share in case it appeals to anyone else.

                        There's a live demo linked on GitHub.

                        github.com/dozigden/boardoil

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                          [?]Yehor :dartlang: 🇺🇦 » 🌐
                          @yehor@mastodon.glitchy.social

                          I’m thinking that rsync is not sufficient for important large data backups. Even if I’m rsyncing the data away to the Hetzner Storage Box.
                          I need something more advanced with deduplication and so on. I tried in the past, and that thing was absolutely not user-friendly. It was rather user-hostile.
                          Now, community has and ? Does someone use one? Any recommendations?

                            [?]Miroslav Stankic » 🌐
                            @pax0707@mastodon.social

                            I really need to migrate my homelab documentation and code snippets from md files in folders to a more structured format.
                            Trillium looks like a good option.
                            Thought?

                            github.com/TriliumNext/trilium

                              [?]OSAIGBOVO » 🌐
                              @sgbv@infosec.exchange

                              I received an email from Oracle last night stating that the always-free tier had been downgraded or stuff similar to that. Being sleepy-eyed, I logged in and deleted my instance. All my self-hosted services are gone, and I never implemented a backup system for this VPS.

                                [?]Michael Pedersen » 🌐
                                @pedersen@c.im

                                In my opinion and experience, this post (and the article it links to) shows the harshest lesson that is trying to teach people. If the only copy of your data lives in someone else's cloud, then going bankrupt could cost you everything.

                                Your data matters. Make sure to protect it using the 321 method: 3 copies of your data on 2 different types of storage with 1 of them being off-site. Anything less, and you could find yourself in this exact situation.

                                And I don't want that for you. I've been there, and it's a terrible place to be.

                                @techwire social.gamefan.net/@techwire/1

                                  [?]OpenCloud » 🌐
                                  @OpenCloud@social.opencloud.eu

                                  Morgen ist es soweit: OpenCloud auf der FrOSCon 2026!

                                  Am 15. und 16. August sind wir mit einem Vortrag von Tobias Baader und Jannik Stehle vertreten.
                                  Alle Informationen: opencloud.eu/de/news/opencloud

                                  Wir freuen uns auf den Austausch mit der Open-Source-Community!

                                    [?]Simone » 🌐
                                    @roughnecks@social.woodpeckersnest.space

                                    Thanks to gemgit, we got #wpn's #git repos on our #geminiprotocol capsule and it's wonderful :jiggled:

                                    gemini://gemini.sh0.xyz/cgi-bin/gemgit.py/gemini/gemgit.git
                                    gemini://woodpeckersnest.space/cgi-bin/gemgit.py

                                    #selfhosting #selfhosted

                                      [?]BjoernAusGE » 🌐
                                      @bjoern@social.sengotta.net

                                      Wow i have just seen that my single user gotosocial instance needs 173GB of storage. 25GB is the SQLite. Really i could swear that ist was aroudn 40GB in total before the last update. No wonder my Hetzner Storage box is completely over the limit.
                                      #gotosocial #selfhosting

                                        [?]Andrew "P.B." Graves » 🌐
                                        @graves@gts.fizzycola.xyz

                                        Hello fellow #gotosocial users - how is your instance doing and how much GBs of storage does it use at the moment? I'm at 2.2GB at the moment 🤔

                                        #fediverse #selfhosting

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                                          [?]Grow Your Own Services 🌱 » 🌐
                                          @homegrown@social.growyourown.services

                                          Amazon's Twitch is now quietly feeding its streamers' content into GenAI/LLM by default 🤮 (Source: kotaku.com/twitch-is-now-using)

                                          If you want an alternative where you have total control and ownership of your own streams, @owncast is worth a look:

                                          🌱 owncast.online (website)

                                          🌱 @owncast (account)

                                          OwnCast accounts can be followed from Mastodon etc. People who follow you will see in their timelines when you go live, and can click straight through to your stream.

                                            [?]woprsystems » 🌐
                                            @woprsystems@mstdn.wopr.systems

                                            From the cloud to your own server, it's like cutting out the middleman and taking back control.

                                            By hosting your own services, you're reducing reliance on tech giants and their surveillance networks. Remember, every little bit helps in the battle for privacy and data sovereignty.

                                            selfhosting freedomfromthecloud privacyfirst

                                            wopr.systems/?utm_campaign=mem

                                            By hosting your own services, you're reducing reliance on tech giants and their surveillance networks. Remember, every little bit helps in the battle for privacy and data sovereignty.

                                            Alt...By hosting your own services, you're reducing reliance on tech giants and their surveillance networks. Remember, every little bit helps in the battle for privacy and data sovereignty.

                                              [?]Scott » 🌐
                                              @scottomaton@friends.officebot.io

                                              When I joined the community a few years ago I thought it was absolute madness what people were buying for their little home setups.

                                              So anyway, my 128 terabytes of storage finally arrived today.

                                              cat investigating mysterious box

                                              Alt...cat investigating mysterious box

                                                [?]Jstreitb » 🌐
                                                @jstreitb@mastodon.social

                                                Multics is live! A search engine for the IndieWeb (And everything incl. the index is stored on your device)

                                                And for 0.1 our index has 45,000+ IndieWeb pages in it!
                                                zevlo.app

                                                and the source code is avadible at:
                                                git.zevlo.app/jstreitb

                                                A picture of the homepage of the multics search engine

                                                Alt...A picture of the homepage of the multics search engine

                                                  [?]BastilleBSD :freebsd: » 🌐
                                                  @BastilleBSD@fosstodon.org

                                                  I'm on the lookout for a great webmail interface for my self-hosted email. Currently been using my nextcloud Email app as the UI, but I don't love it.

                                                  What do you like for self-hosted webmail?

                                                    [?]Kyle Reddoch (CybersecKyle) » 🌐
                                                    @cyberseckyle@infosec.exchange

                                                    [?]Mr. V » 🌐
                                                    @mrv404@mastodon.social

                                                    Hello self-hoster friends, I have a question that seems to be a little divisive.
                                                    I am building a new Proxmox server on an old computer and I was wondering if I should install the Proxmox OS on an HDD or an SSD.

                                                    Another similar question is, should I put the VMs on an HDD or an SSD? I guess it depends on the type of services and access speed to storage they require, but still, what are your opinions?

                                                    -hosting

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                                                      [?]mosspiglet » 🌐
                                                      @pluvialgeist@littleone.littlefedi.social

                                                      Stepping Up to Self-Hosting

                                                      I got into Android at the beginning, with a pre-order of the T-Mobile G1, because I never liked the proprietary-everything ecosystem Apple built with the iPhone. I was geniunely excited about the potential of an open-source mobile OS, even if it was coming from a billionaire-owned tech giant. I rooted my Android phones and flashed custom ROMs to them for years. It was a blast. Then Google and Samsung started closing out that scene, and I lost the excitement that had drawn me in at the beginning. That sense of potential evaporated.

                                                      Years later, I found myself drawn back to open-source stuffs when I stumbled into the Fediverse. I love the sense of possiblity that pervades the Fediverse and FOSS projects in general. I've been hopping around for a few years now, trying different instaces running different software, and it's this Fedi project—littleFedi—that made me feel like now is the time for me to try my hand at hosting my own stuff. I know the code isn't ready for me yet, but that's okay because I need time to research self-hosting options. I'm hoping the Fedi can help with some of that.

                                                      I'm not a programmer or a techie—perhaps call me an advanced user. From my reading, I feel confident that I could manage a self-hosting from a VPS. Honestly, though, I'd prefer my own hardware at home. The problem is that there are a lot of options, and I'm feeling a bit overwhelmed. I thought I'd share what I want from my hardware, at minimum, and see if some helpful Fedizens have suggestions. So here's what I want:

                                                      • A Nextcloud instance for file storage. I have hundreds of gigabytes of music, videos, and photos, and I want a place to store all of that in the cloud.
                                                      • A chat client. Maybe Nextcloud Talk, but I'm also thinking about a Matrix server. Just haven't read much about self-hosting Matrix yet.
                                                      • A Fediverse client. I had been thinking of WordPress with the ActivityPub plugin because I like having the option to write long blog posts as well as short status posts; however, I'm now thinking that I'll run a littleFedi instance once the code is published.
                                                      • Email. Because if I'm going to be hosting my own cloud storage, chat, and social media, I might as well take care of my own email as well.

                                                      I have limited physical space in my cabin out here in Bumblefuck, so I've been looking at mini PCs. I see that Nextcloud even sells some with Nextcloud preconfigured, but I'm not sure any of those are for me. I prefer Linux, but I'm comfortable with installing Linux on a machine that ships with Windows. (Done that with several of my old laptops.) I'll consider a Mac mini if y'all recommend one, but it's been a decade-plus since I've messed around with macOS.

                                                      I won't be making a quick decision here, so as long as this blog is still published without an update, I'm still looking for options and I would still appreciate tips, suggestions, and stories about your own self-hosting adventures.

                                                      Be good to yourself, and be good to others 🫶

                                                      @homelab@fedigroups.social

                                                        [?]Plutarch [he/him] » 🌐
                                                        @plutarch@gotosocial.plutar.ch

                                                        Question for anyone with any kind of experience with this stuff…

                                                        I keep looking at older, refurbished servers; mostly on eBay at the moment, although if there's someplace else I should be looking, then I guess I'm asking that as well.

                                                        So:
                                                        What are some specific brands/models/whatever you would recommend and/or which would you recommend against, and why?

                                                        Thanks.

                                                        #AskFedi #SelfHosting #SysAdmin #Servers #Random

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                                                          [?]Mike Kelly » 🌐
                                                          @Lemmy@post.lurk.org

                                                          Here's some info about the microcontroller setup I used to manage my solar-powered web server. Link to code repository included.

                                                          uplode.org/howtos/microcontrol

                                                            [?]*|FNAME|*:gotosocial: (Testing GoToSocial) [They/Them] » 🌐
                                                            @me@gts.fname.ca

                                                            Update on the #GoToSocial project: it definitely seems to stall out when the disk I/O ramps up on the NAS due to a scheduled backup task. I tried relocating the GTS instance to container on a different machine, and then to a VM on a different machine but both attempts failed; something to to with LetsEncrypt. I suspect maybe I got rate-limited?

                                                            Anyway, it’s back under the NAS for now. I did some tweaking of the  timing of the backup jobs so we’ll see what happens tomorrow morning. 🤷‍♂️

                                                            #SelfHost #SelfHosted #Selfhosting

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                                                              [?]Thomas » 🌐
                                                              @thrommel@fedi.troeterei.de

                                                              Die Reise geht weiter. Gestartet als User auf Mastodon, entdeckte ich das mit Hubzilla, Pleroma, Friendica und jetzt also bei Sharkey.
                                                              Neben einzelnen Fediverse Anwendungen als Single-User-Instanzen hoste ich auch noch meine eigene Nextcloud und seit neuestem paperless.
                                                              Abseits der Technik bin ich gerne in der Natur, liebe Tiere, besonders unsere Hundedame, lese sehr viel und bearbeite meine soziale Phobie und Depressionen.

                                                                [?]norbert » 🌐
                                                                @norbert@social.norberteder.com

                                                                Backup funktioniert (Erstellung/Rückspielen).

                                                                Damit wurde heute übersiedelt und das Thema ist vorerst abgeschlossen.

                                                                  [?]AmmarSpaces » 🌐
                                                                  @AmmarSpaces@infosec.exchange

                                                                  If North Korea threat actors self their AI LLM, that means we should too...

                                                                  genians.co.kr/en/blog/threat_i

                                                                    [?]Kevin P. Fleming [he/him] » 🌐
                                                                    @kevin@mastodon.km6g.us

                                                                    I'm considering self-hosting Pocket ID to use as an OIDC identity provider for various other self-hosted services. It's small and simple and easy to understand, but there's a big gap: high availability. If I set up an instance on a machine somewhere, and that machine dies, every service using it as an IdP is temporarily inaccessible until the situation is cured.

                                                                    How do other self-hosters address this situation? I understand at some point there are single points of failure, but I'd like to avoid this being one.

                                                                      [?]EdTheDev [He/Him] » 🌐
                                                                      @EdTheDev@infosec.exchange

                                                                      Help me out Fediverse - What are some great zines with frequent articles on self-hosting?

                                                                      I'm imagining adding something I can subscribe to receive a print copy by mail, but RSS feeds are also great.

                                                                      Boosts appreciated for reach (or a link to a thread if I just missed it already.)

                                                                        [?]norbert » 🌐
                                                                        @norbert@social.norberteder.com

                                                                        Endlich das Backup für meinen Mastodon-Server eingerichtet.

                                                                        Morgen prüfen ob der Cronjob funktioniert.

                                                                        Danach Rückspielen und Funktionstüchtigkeit prüfen.

                                                                        Wenn alles OK, wird endlich übersiedelt.

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                                                                          [?]Daniel Wayne Armstrong » 🌐
                                                                          @dwarmstrong@fosstodon.org

                                                                          Its been some time since I've setup a home server, and even then I only used it to store backups from devices on the LAN.

                                                                          Never hosted anything that is reachable from the internet (besides SSH). I want to learn how to self-host a few services, starting with a Google Photos replacement; and littleFedi by @stefano .

                                                                          Thought of using a old laptop, but decided to step up to a ThinkCentre M720q. I've installed FreeBSD as the host OS.

                                                                          Onward!

                                                                          Output of the 'fastfetch' command, showing the system stats for a ThinkCentre M720q  mini pc running FreeBSD 15.1 with 32GB RAM and 1TB drive.

                                                                          Alt...Output of the 'fastfetch' command, showing the system stats for a ThinkCentre M720q mini pc running FreeBSD 15.1 with 32GB RAM and 1TB drive.

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                                                                            [?]Grow Your Own Services 🌱 » 🌐
                                                                            @homegrown@social.growyourown.services

                                                                            You can create your own alternative to Amazon Goodreads by self-hosting BookWyrm. It federates with other BookWyrm servers so you can share reviews etc, and BookWyrm accounts can also be followed from Mastodon etc. More info at:

                                                                            🌱 joinbookwyrm.com

                                                                            You can follow the project account at:

                                                                            🌱 @bookwyrm

                                                                            BookWyrm is available through YunoHost at apps.yunohost.org/app/bookwyrm and a manual installation guide is in the documentation at docs.joinbookwyrm.com

                                                                              [?]joschi » 🌐
                                                                              @joschi@hachyderm.io

                                                                              Which self-hosted read-it-later application are you using and why?

                                                                              Linkwarden? Karakeep? Readeck? Something else?

                                                                              Bonus points for good mobile apps (Android and iOS).
                                                                              @homelab@fedigroups.social @homelab@selfhosted.forum

                                                                                [?]AlexanderMars » 🌐
                                                                                @AlexanderMars@mastodon.social

                                                                                Hey Mastodonian crowd. Any suggestions for a small inexpensive UPS for my little collection of ewaste servers. Nothing fancy, but I've just had bad experiences with Amazon basics electronics.

                                                                                The Kami that inhabited my old eBay special have departed in search of a spot less dusty than behind the credenza.

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                                                                                  [?]Lex » 🌐
                                                                                  @lex@makertube.net

                                                                                  Ich hab's auf Platte! - Schallplatten digitalisieren und streamen mit #Navidrome

                                                                                  Spotify? Brauch ich nicht mehr. Ich hab's auf Platte – und trotzdem immer in der Tasche.

                                                                                  In diesem Video zeige ich dir, wie ich meine Schallplatten digitalisiere und mit Navidrome auf meinem eigenen Server hoste. Mein persönliches Spotify – nur mit meiner handverlesenen Vinyl-Sammlung, in HIFI-Qualität und ganz ohne Abo, Algorithmus und KI-Slop.

                                                                                  Das Motto: TIME TO PICK A SIDE.
                                                                                  Ich höre wieder ganze Plattenseiten statt geshuffelte Einzelsongs.
                                                                                  Kein Skippen, kein Spulen, kein Berieseln – dafür bewusster Musikgenuss und volle Hoheit über meine eigene Sammlung.

                                                                                  🎬 Kapitel:
                                                                                  00:00 - Intro
                                                                                  00:54 - Eine Passion für Schallplatten
                                                                                  02:41 - Die Idee: Digitalisierung
                                                                                  04:10 - How to Aufnehmen
                                                                                  06:49 - (nicht viel) Feinschliff
                                                                                  09:16 - DAS MOTTO - TIME to pick a SIDE !
                                                                                  11:52 - Go Host Yourself - Navidrome
                                                                                  13:20 - Die beste App: Symfonium vs. SubStreamer vs. Castafiore
                                                                                  15:53 - Fazit: So muss Musik heute!

                                                                                  🔗 Links & Setup:
                                                                                  ▶ Mein Discogs-Profil: https://www.discogs.com/de/user/lex_takuna/collection
                                                                                  ▶ Playlist „Takuna's Turntable": https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2OUlf9LI4Q60GFplqc3TcP?si=6f45b2f83c834e9e
                                                                                  ▶ REGA Phono Mini USB: https://amzn.to/3SJzE9z
                                                                                  ▶ Navidrome: https://www.navidrome.org/
                                                                                  ▶ Symfonium: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=app.symfonik.music.player&hl=de

                                                                                  💬 Wie hörst du deine Musik? Voll auf Stream oder auch zurück zu physischen Medien? Lass mir deine Plattenempfehlungen in den Kommentaren!

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                                                                                    If you're into photography, there is a free open Flickr-style photography platform which you can host yourself called Vernissage. It also has Fediverse compatibility so people can follow Vernissage accounts from Mastodon, Pixelfed etc. More info at:

                                                                                    🌱 joinvernissage.org

                                                                                    You can follow at:

                                                                                    🌱 @vernissage

                                                                                    For techy people who want to install their own Vernissage manually, docs are at:

                                                                                    🌱 docs.joinvernissage.org/docume