gyptazy.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.
Music on my iPod Nano 3rd gen, synced from my collection that lives on my NAS server, ebooks on my XTEINK 4, synced from my collection, you guessed it, that also lives on my NAS server. That’s reading and listening without surveillance, completely offline. I like. Back to the Future we wanted, not the one that we got instead :)
Oh. And all files legal. Music is paid for, ebooks are paid for or public domain from the Gutenberg project.
I am looking for a simple, self-hosted way to send a newsletter. I don't need mail forwarding or whatever, my provider's mail server is good enough for the numbers I'm sending.
I don't want a public subscription page (or I should be able to disable it) and an unsubscription page is optional.
Basically, I want to create a mail that is then sent out to everyone on a list I maintain.
Ideally on a LAMP stack.
Any suggestions?
Also, I enabled guest access to my #Gitea instance again, so anyone can browse my public projects, mostly archived and very old. Because all I'm working on currently is a huge top-secret #shitcode =)
https://git.nicelycomposed.codes/yehor
#Wanderer is a very nice project, but it is currently too raw to use. The last two releases just broke everything, and even a clean setup doesn't help. I'll follow the repository, but shut down my instance for now.
https://github.com/open-wanderer/wanderer
#SelfHosted #SelfHosting #SelfHost #homelab #ActivityPub #hiking
It’s alive! The container host (HoloNet) is running and Docker is installed. The final (and scariest) task is to recreate the stacks from the existing server, move the external storage volume over, attach it to Proxmox, and then mount it with the container host.
So weird seeing the VM on my LAN with it’s own local IP…
Installing Debian in a console was no fun, but I got through it with the help of Claude and Gemini.
Benchmarking and migrating from #Minio [1] to #Garage [2] #S3 storage. Impressive!
https://datakhi.fr/en/blog/garage-migration-production-retour-experience/
[1] https://github.com/minio/minio
[2] https://garagehq.deuxfleurs.fr/
Does anyone have recommendations for a Mastodon fork that doesn't require visitors to enable JavaScript to view basic content? The JavaScript dependency is a security risk and user hostile. Visitors should not be required to enable JavaScript when simply visiting a Mastodon server. Plus, the recommendation to use a native app doesn't even work for all Mastodon/ActivityPub instances.
Also, the requirement for JavaScript makes the Mastodon development team seem incompetent. They can't even make a basic web site that doesn't require JavaScript. I could do that when I was in middle school.
>To use the Mastodon web application, please enable JavaScript. Alternatively, try one of the native apps for Mastodon for your platform.
I migrated the container with #Wanderer to a more powerful #Proxmox node, increasing the number of CPUs and the amount of RAM. Now I can build trails using my own computing powers!
#Wanderer also uses #OVERPASS and #Nominatim, and it looks like I can host them as well.
Did you know there is a #SelfHosted #Fediverse-enabled trails and hiking service?
I was very excited to discover #Wanderer last week and am about to host it as part of #GlitchySocial.
Currently, I'm trying to host OSM #Valhalla for my #Wanderer instance. To build the required data for the #Ukraine region, to be precise. The process got killed twice already, but I'm not giving up yet )