Yes, it was mainly just renaming jellyseerr. It is mature software.

Looks like the iOS app is not available in the AppStore but only to build it yourself…

Ah, so your worry is law enforcement?

To be honest, I am quite confident that the level of security for the access of my phone is fine for the level of energy they are willing to spend on a random person.

Well… I bought a Philips hue starter set. And I had heard of mqtt, zigbee and pihole. And I had a spare raspberry pi.

Now that got out of hand and I am looking at a proxmox cluster….

But the entry barrier is very low. Click on a link, enter a nickname and start chatting. It literally could not be any easier.

This is different for all of the alternatives.

A friend of mine hosts a matrix server and I have an account there, it had no problems when matrix.org went down

You didn’t selfhost your Lemmy instance…

Sure, pick a server (like you did for Lemmy) and register. Choose any of the supported apps and start.

https://matrix.org/try-matrix/

Why not sync the keys with something like syncthing? Then you can use whatever client you want (even just the terminal)

Well you could have skipped a bunch of it if you make ssh only available via tailscale like he does

There are companion apps for paperless (like Paperparrot for iOS) that simplify that process even more.

No need for syncthing.

Yes.

If you plan accordingly and set up the nodes with zfs storage from the beginning, you can have them replicate the container and vom images to all nodes every x minutes. That way you don’t need external storage.

They do look really nice. Don’t get me wrong, these are lovely stickers. But say I want 10 of these, it would be $50, which I am not going to pay for stickers, no matter how nice they are.

Maybe put them in packs? 10 for $20 for example? Something like that.

Why did you lie then? A user asked if you made them. You could have just said „yes, I made them, and if someone wants them, I also sell them“

~$5 for a single sticker??

Yes, that is what you do. But not what the majority does… heck it even asks if it can get access to 1password

Was that on Linux?

No, but my laptop and desktop are seldomly online at the same time.

How else would you do it? With a Synchronisation client? Where you need to make sure that all devices are online at the same time?

Or would you sync it over the cloud? Which would mean a server but not yours.

I don’t read anything related in your linked post…