Probably from so many people asking stupid questions.

In the short term a decent nuc is more expensive, in the long run… maybe not.

That’s not really interesting. DNS changes don’t propagate instantly. It’s likely OPs DNS server was still pointing to the old server even though the domain redirect had already been set by the owners.

Not really, the admins and just about every active community on there announced a month ago that they were shutting down.

Hopefully, slowly but surely destroying a number of for profit businesses.

Not right now

Yeah, there’s a perfect tool for this. It’s called StopGivingaShit.

https://xkcd.com/1053/

DO NOT use funkwhale unless you want a headache.

Karakeep. It will throw an error if a website is down and you won’t get tags.

Correlation is not causation.

Proxmox is not an alternative to any of those other options.

Edit: to be clear you can use Proxmox AND all of those other options.

Cloudflare also does domain registration and with that you can enable ownerships obfuscation.

Can it rate them by financial stability or admin burnout?

Can you link to Tempo? The name is rather generic making it hard to find.

Edit: found it on F-droid. Benefit of a smaller pool.

Sucks that there’s no auto playlist. I like to be able to one click make a radio station from an artist.

Be warned https://www.servethehome.com/synology-lost-the-plot-with-hard-drive-locking-move/

Ahem… https://www.servethehome.com/synology-lost-the-plot-with-hard-drive-locking-move/

You can automate soulseeked with a script that connects slskd to lidarr.

@sartaj@lemmy.world important information above.

He also explains how to offload storage to another service for $5 a month if you want to add images back in.

https://paulstamatiou.com/hosting-your-own-mastodon-server#choose-how-youd-like-to-host

Digital Ocean is used as an example because they have a quick setup Mastodon option. It looks like $14/mo minimum if you’re going to run Elastisearch. Without that tool in memory you might get away with 1GB of memory which is $7/mo. But the author also notes that with Elastisearch his VPS uses about 2GB of ram so he’s actually running the 4GB $21/mo plan.