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2026-03-23 15:48:13 UTC

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I'd suggest you take a legal course to find out what you're responsible for that people upload to your server in your jurisdiction. Decide from there if you can handle that before you look into the technicalities of it first.

2026-01-09 04:35:17 UTC

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Ain't nobody reading that novel past "sudo apt install", least of all OPs girlfriend from Canada there.

2026-01-01 16:40:25 UTC

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Nothing about price fixing bread; interesting.

2025-12-03 03:32:39 UTC

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I use Matrix with the Jitsi plugin. I know everyone talks shit about Matrix, it's been flawless for me.
IDK about watching videos, that's a lot to ask of a screensharing app.

2025-07-03 00:58:16 UTC

2025-05-18 17:42:23 UTC

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Since they're different applications entirely and you wouldn't use the same client for each, I use Calibre as a kasmweb docker image for ebooks and enable OPDS for it to hook up with my FBreader app. Audiobooks are done with Audiobookshelf and outputs an RSS feed for Antennapod subscription.

2025-01-30 15:54:40 UTC

I think it's a good idea, everyone should be automating this anyway.

2025-01-06 16:25:05 UTC

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I get how momentum keeps you on a path, and he admits that he'd rather use OPNsense in the wiki, but dammit, now he's got a bunch of other people going down the same pfSense road to the rugpull. And man, Wireguard is so much less confusing and difficult than OpenVPN, but because of the drama the pfSense weirdos made with Donnenfeld over the kernel patches for WG, there's precious little support for WG in the pfSense environment. Wireguard is definitely more noob friendly.
And if you're watching this because you need this level of help to selfhost, you definitely should not be hosting email yourself. Love Mailcow, used it for years, but I'm a veteran of the spam wars from way back and know how to deal with the current landscape. He is too, so he should know better.