Yeah you can really go overboard i suppose. But i also dontl like scrolling and looking for stuff. So just having some local stuff helps me to not interact with all those sites. Esp these days with bans and vpn bans and tracking and whatnot
Just gonna say it.
Stash. Is a great FOSS media management platform for primarily adult content.
I also think this was just about saving resources. Under the guise of licensing
I love authentik
Now it needs no middleware. Just authentik and postgres
The ui is great, features are great, great api. Super easy to self host and manage
Open source, small dedicated team. Can’t ask for more
It’s slow and wasteful
Believe it or not theres a reason we install games locally these days. But many indie games would obviously work just fine.
But i don’t see the value here except nostalgia
It’s not foss but https://www.blackmagicdesign.com/products/davinciresolve
works great on linux and has a free version and a perpetual pro license which i feel i can get behind.
Better than adobe at least and has a lot of the same features pipeline
Slightly off topic i guess, but in confused what needs tinkering on cachy. Just need to update sometimes?
Sounded like games ran just fine on cachy and you changed for what reason?
Google uses https://github.com/google/gvisor in GCP. So it’s not affected by most vulnerabilities like this. But still makes sense they want the tech. Vm escapes would be really bad for them.
I have a few projects, some are just for me. And others are available for use. Mostly plugins for other projects, couple hundred people using them.
They all have good cocd pipelines with testing, code validation/ static code analysers. It’s trivial to maintain. Not big projects by any means but 20-50k loc
Why would they believe the other guy?
I have nothing to prove
Just run authentik and postgres. No additional miffleware needed.
I’m not the one throwing out baseless accusations
Disagree. It’s perfectly viable. I’ve maintained several projects for over a year myself
I like homarr. But it’s just a glorified link tree for me.
But when you have like 20+ services just remembering them and where they are hosted some organisation goes a long way
Now that’s a good idea
Yeah. Abandonware isn’t cool generally
It’s just a few magazines in the woods