This is a screenshot from the github Repo that shows those exact features 🙂

Me too, the question is if the web UI is “pretty”, but I personally only use it to sync between devices; all I see is app UIs. Hardly ever open the web interface.

Yeah, I had to look it up but the above was the first search result 🙂

SCP?

A bunch of edgelord babies skimmed the selfhosted subs and noticed that “atomic distros” is a common buzzword ATM; they then flood said subs with opinionated posts that atomic subs are the best and everything else sucks 🙄

Yeah, me too. Nextcloud is way too unwieldy for basic usage like calendar/contact/even file sync. I tried a couple collaboration tools but they only stuttered and crapped out.

I’m actually fine hosting several smaller, dedicated services for the features I need rather than one lumbering point of failure.

For the past many years I’ve simply synced my notes across devices (originally from webDAV, currently Syncthing) and open them with my favourite Markdown editor for each platform. On my android phone it’s Markor, and Marktext on desktop.

I’ve tried so many note taking apps but especially Joplin’s weird renaming of my files cooled my enthusiasm for One App To Rule Them All. I do understand the attraction of it, I just prefer a simple setup where I’m not bound by any developer (team)’s whims.

First I heard of it. Thanks!

One question, is it somehow also a remote desktop? I’m confused that it has desktop applications in among the server apps on the demo site.

Is Grav still peddling their premium version all over the back end and support site? That turned me off their software ~5-6 years ago but I guess you could just not install the admin plugin…

Edit: “Grav”, not “Grab”…

I think I found a parallel in Bluesky’s Personal Data Server concept — here’s a nice writeup. I still don’t know most of the ActivityPod providers from Adam, so atm I can’t tell whether I actually have control of my data using their services, or if they do 🤷

Oh no wait, am I too late for the drunk version? 🙂

It’ll still be 30Gb though…

Syncthing or rsync?

Maybe there is more development going on in individual projects? ActivityPods which combines ActivityPub accounts with Solid Pods for identity management — and AFAICT it was last updated two days ago.

I have to say I’m still not clear on exactly what and how Berners-Lee & co intend us to use Solid. Presumably the pod providers are more reliable than Google or Meta, but they’re still unknown third parties to me? Should we self host our pods? That’s only a power outage away from becoming a real nightmare.

Hate to break your illusion that Selfhosted is specifically targeted. I’ve not made notes of the spam accounts I’ve reported/blocked but there were several in OpenSource and others, too.

Desperately searching for /c/techyparentsupportgroup@instance.tld as we speak

Yeah, I get the logic and I thank you for the example (shudder!). Again, those techniques are so pervasive, so normalised that no amount of parental guidance and handholding can really safeguard a kid.

I’m not arguing against you at all, it’s just a chilling realisation that I can’t realistically co-sign and live by a statement that I would hope to be basic decency…

Ouch, number one hits hard. Sure, I don’t personally use predatory marketing techniques on my kids [edit: or other people’s kids either!] but I don’t know how to fully protect them from others that do so.

After that hit of existential guilt your other dictums seem easy! 😆

I’d argue that’s fundamentally a problem with car drivers, not with the lack of surveillance, but I get your point. People do have a freedom not to crushed by traffic, and it sort of outweighs others’ freedom not to be caught on camera while crushing others with their cars.

Funny, I used a 2010 netbook like that until last year. Maybe that’s not old in your book? But you’re right about battery swelling being a risk; just set the battery to never charge past 80-90%, you’ll be fine.