Hi, my name is, what? My name is, who? My name is, chka-chka, Thin LVM

It’s probably not but if all the system admins are using vault warden at home then they may consider using vaultwarden at work and that would cost bitwarden money.

Look, I’m not going to lie to you.

I coughed up the $7 for an extra month. it all seems to be there.

Just adding my own experience, Nextcloud AIO runs plenty fast for just me (family is slow adopters) but its simple user interface is slowly working for them.

I run it in an LXC with access to two cores of an i7-9700 and 4gb of ram.

All the files are stored on an old usb2 external hdd.

Obviously that set up won’t scale well and the hdd will be the first bottleneck but I notice no performance issues and as a shameful windows user the way it ties in like OneDrive is great.

I can also just mount it as a network share for my Linux computer.

I do use the calendars and other features though.

remember Cambridge Analytics? no one else seems to…

I never said i was on the right

setting up a multi platform, secure, free and well built messaging platform that can be adapted to use decentralised networks like LoRa? easy

Getting your friends and family to use it? literally impossible

I appreciate your rant and think your username is very apt.

meanwhile I have mates telling me that googles SSO is the best thing since sliced bread.

well what’s the name for people who don’t think there is a doomsday coming but feel like its not a bad idea to keep a tanks worth of petrol some canned food and a few blocks of water in the garage? I don’t think the internet is going to stop anytime soon either but if it did I’d be able to access Wikipedia, watch a few movies and my security cameras and smart home would still work.

Either you are splitting hairs or do not understand how precarious our way of life is.

Running out of food, water or fuel is not some hypothetical future bad thing. It happens all around the world, sometimes even in western countries.

In Australia we had a fire at one of the gas processing plants in the 90’s and the whole state was without gas (actual Liquid natural gas, for cooking and heating) for almost a month, back then literally everything was run on gas. hot water, ducted heating, ovens, many cars because it was so cheap and plentiful). It seems ridiculous considering we are one of the biggest producers in the world.

You think you are tacking ‘real’ issues with your servers, but to the average user you seem just as crazy as a guy with a basement full of beans and piss jugs, screaming about the government is watching us constantly.

But now we know that they are watching, and pushing people towards specific ideas using social media and many other things we though were just crazy talk.

I’d have a bit more sympathy for the preppers if I was you.

Even if I didn’t run my own DNS, the cache on the local devices would have been enough to let me access things like plex or nextcloud. Or just type the local ip in directly

depends what the bad thing is in your opinion, i guess.

If you mean “losing any semblance of control over the things we need survive (digitally)” then I’d say its the same a prepping.

You can quite comfortably exist in the digital space and access everything you need via others if you want.

Just like you can exist in the real world, using fuel, food, power and other goods and services, supplied by others.

Both scenarios work well right up until they don’t.

I’m not sure why anyone would be against hard links and atomics moves (which are basically the same thing) I can’t see the point of storing the files twice (once for torrent seeding and once for viewing) it saves space, it saves time.

There is some great resources here

https://ipcamtalk.com/wiki/ip-cam-talk-cliff-notes/

Unfortunately the average security enthusiast is a frothing conservative but they tend to keep their politics to a few dedicated threads, they are very helpful other than that.

If you want good performance in the dark keep your sensor size in the green on this chard

I currently run frigate on my server and just add cameras I find with the right sensor ratio for a good price. I have a couple of older 2mp wiz nets that would have been $500-700 new that I got for $70 each that see outside at night great.