Thanks a lot, I’ll check it out!

Could you give me a link to one of them?

There are days where ei literally don’t even have time to read anything, let alone posting.

But I’m not a lurker.

Haha, yeah, although some of my hobbies slowed down a lot since I got a family. Small children really take up a lot of time.

Today for example the 2.5 years old ate a lot of potato’s and schnitzel without really chewing. Then he drank a ton of milk after dinner. While his big sister already went to bed at 21:30 he was still jumping on the bed at 22:00 und suddenly he puked out everything on the bed. So we had to clean RhE bed, the floor, him and us, was everything, shower etc.

Now it’s 23:00 and he is still excited about it and is singing in the freshly made bed instead of sleeping.

Actually we wanted to watch a episode of some TV series bit now it’s way too late for this.

Aah, there it was, thanks! Fixed.

Oh, there is still some Lemmy link somewhere? I’m trying to find it but couldn’t, where did you see it?

I’m not allowing random people hosting their git repos on mine but it’s public and they can fork my own stuff on it in theoretically upload some bullshit.

Yeah, I’m still running on my raspberry pi for that reason, and for my parents we also bought a HA green.

Here is my list:

• Open WebUI to have browser access to ollama
• AUTOMATIC1111 Stable Diffusion Web UI to generate images
• HomeAssistant to automate my home
• Immich to backup pictures from family phones and computers and make them accessible like Google Photos
• PeerTube to store and make accessible family videos
• PieFed to access the threadyverse
• Mastodon to do microblogging
• Uptime Kuma to check that all my services are up and running
• Synapse Matrix Server for Text, Video and audio chats with family and friends
• Syncthing to share files

This is very unfortunate, about a year ago I built my PC and only put in 32 GB of Ram, It was double I had on my laptop so I thought it should be enough for the beginning and I could buy more later.

Already after 2 months I realizes I can do so much more because of the fast CPU in parallel but suddenly the amount of RAM became the bottleneck. When I looked at the RAM prices it didn’t seem quite worth it and I waited. But that backfired because since then the prices never went down, only up.

It’s like saying:

I don’t care about morality, I only care about legality.

Yes: https://github.com/tt-rss/tt-rss

I’m also looking for something like that, I’m afraid of their closed source software. As a workaround right now I’m trying to move everything to some open source stuff which I can run in docker on that hardware.

Done.

Thanks for the downvotes.

Here is the app which chatgtp created: https://gist.github.com/jeena/9df0f9b59cec1225bed21223353c9137

And here is a video me using it: https://tube.jeena.net/w/b1nYhmdarbNMWcN18aUm4P

It took a bit longer because I had to bring my son to kindergarten in between.

It depends a bit on your operating system and your willingness to tinker a bit.
I myself would ask ChatGPT to create a application for that.

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I had the problem that peertube redundancy only works on public videos and most of my videos are private/internal. And in my specific case I hosted them in Germany where my server is and because of routing and peering they would always buffer a lot in South Korea where I am so I had to solve it in a creative way, the S3 bucket is one part of my solution, putting it in the right country was another, which I explain in detail here: https://tube.jeena.net/w/uXZN52xsH75LbHWNt8dsLY

I also put the video itself into a S3 bucket, so PeerTube basically only has to show the meta data and the comments from my server, so kind of like what Mastodon or Lemmy/PieFed has to do. I just had a look at the [PeerTube nginx config((https://github.com/Chocobozzz/PeerTube/blob/develop/support/nginx/peertube) but couldn’t see anything there which would do caching, so I assume the app does it’s own caching somewhere.

For my website, which is a rails application, I did

proxy_cache_path /var/lib/nginx/cache/jeena.net keys_zone=jeenanet:30m;

and then

location @rails {
    # ...
    proxy_cache jeenanet;
}

I wonder if the caching is not aggressive enough or something.

I had a PeerTube video from my instance on the HN FrontPage last week and the load was minimally higher compared to before or after.

I had several of my blogposts on HN FrontPage in the past. The first time it happened it brought my poor VPS to the Knies, but I learned from it and cached pages with nginx for some minutes and since then never had any problems. Just invalidate the cache when there are changes.