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Yes, you can easily do that. Set the container name and make them on the same network. Used caddy and whole bunch of Selfhostable services with it and I reverse proxy as

container_name:port

No its on 4.x I think.

Podman actually run fine on Debian 12. Though the packaged version is a bit old. Does not support podman compose command. Though podman-compose works.

One of the main reason I switched to podman was its compatibility with firewalld. Haven’t used rootless docker, but podman and podman-compose gets the job done for me.

I am not self hosting an LLM, but running on my laptop with Alpaca. Google’s Gemma 2B. On my hardware its pretty slow, but kind of gets the work done. My hardware is getting old, need to upgrade soon.

Sad day indeed, bitwarden going shady and this.

Synching maybe?

Hey what is the advantage of quadlets over normal podman-compose?

We have @MargotRobbie@lemmy.world.

Here we can see a lemming in the wild, exploring a habitat not familiar to most. He is seen performing an act much rarer in the subspecies lemmingdellafedium, touching the grass.

OFL, what is going on with this hexbear? And is there any reason behind the name?

The aim of private frontends are to limit the data being sent to their actual counterparts (eg Redlib for redddit or piped for y.t). This includes mapping usage patterns to respective IP addresses. If I am the sole user of a self hosted service, then cloud providers and big corps could easily do that.

Thanks for the long reply. I will start out my self hosting journey with some simple applications like silver bullet or something. Then after gaining more info, will try to host something for the public

[Please give some suggestions for simple selfhostable applications]

You mean hit my selfhosted fronted from multiple IPs? I could do that, but after analysing my usage pattern they could fingerprint me.

World admin playing 4d chess by showing the benefit of account migration in activitypub.

What’s with the thumbnail? Cheezy af.

I am not getting it. If i am not using their threads client and signed in to a de federating instance, they would not get my IP address right?

Oh, no… I was trying to block bot posts, and may have accidentally checked the box.

I think every lemmy instance that is concerned about its users should defederate. If their users start mingling with our communities, the comment sections and the posts would be completely different from what we see today. Today we have a small but passionate user base and should remain that way. New users should know about lemmy and join any instance on their own, and not by their threads client.