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Heh, seems to be something with the wifi because it works fine with android+mobile network. Suspicious! Looks like a misconfigured dns server in the coffee shop. Sorry for the false call .

I am seeing "Did Not Connect: Potential Security Issue" in firefox.

Here's a screenshot - https://imgur.com/a/SzVS75Q

Same in chrome. The cert is wrong, it has the cert of "search.dnsadvantage.com"

End of an era! But let's see if this is a power play to get Tebas to budge.

There is a 'null' as the last item of the category filter dropdown

The only step up from this is to have an interactive, radically simplified version of the product embedded in the landing page

Just having a live demo link would be great.

https://old.reddit.com/r/IAmA/comments/mqw86u/i_am_sophie_zh... is a less hostile link

It's meant to remind you of that quote :) because the rules are made by pigs in the book Animal farm. Your quote comes from the same book

It took me w while to find out what FLoC is. It stands for "Federated Learning of Cohorts". Both this post and the one from brave never expands this abbreviation.

This is also part of AdGuard Home . I think this was the PR that fixed it - https://github.com/AdguardTeam/AdGuardHome/issues/1185 .

If you haven't tried out AdGuard Home, I can highly recommend it. Has same feature set as Pi-Hole and support DoT as well. It's also super trivial to install since it's just a Go binary. Have been using it for ages now and love it!

Thanks, I found https://community.signalusers.org/t/wiki-overview-of-unoffic... . But not very encouraging that all the docs are 3rd party.

Are there any instruction on how to deploy the server code?

In the mobile view of https://milk.video/pricing, all I see are numbers/unlimited . I guess the row titles got scrolled down

The Linux client can connect to multiple nextcloud instances. Its been that way for years.

I forgot camel ink!

A parallel universe is the ink brand. Growing up Bril was the "cheap" and popular brand. But the best one was Chelpark.

I am not aware of any. Cloudron itself might run on k8s some day but so far we haven't found the right customers for that scenario yet!

Cloudron can backup to a variety of destinations including S3/GCS/Backblaze (https://docs.cloudron.io/backups/#storage-providers). I guess it depends on what you mean by "service". If you mean running something for a million users, we are not the right product. Cloudron is meant to setup services for personal use and businesses. Our target audience has 10k users max.

This is exactly what we do :) check out our demo at https://cloudron.io. Another user commented there is no market for this, but this is not true since we exist and are doing well. Its a niche but this is expected since this is a developing market.

One of my favorites - https://www.gocomics.com/calvinandhobbes/2019/04/07

In the config, there is a checkbox for the image uploader https://i.imgur.com/pTiY2ul.png

Please change title from QT to Qt (I am an ex-Qt developer).

Lionel Messi. He recently even surpassed most goals for a club. He was touted as maradona successor which is an impossible bar and he has lived up to it. In contrast, not a single "messi" successor is even remotely close to him.

Did he write an article about this or is it in the book?

Great to see this article here :-) nextcloud is easily one of the most popular apps on our platform cloudron and it's for selfhosters what wordpress is for web hosters (meaning: a love/hate relationship). Happy to answer any questions on next cloud.

I think similar prices are available on scaleway. Atleast the scaleway ones were very slow (but this a year or two ago).

If this had happened on self hosted email server, people would be claiming "this is why you don't self-host email". My company self hosts email and we have never had an outage of this sort. ever. All support emails to gmail accounts are now bouncing for us. It's also been more than 2 hours since this problem started.

I know this because in our forum we have LOTS of "spam" users - https://forum.cloudron.io/users . These users will go into posts and actually make "helpful" comments. Like, "Oh I tried this solution but I found that my disk my full. Deleting data fixed my problem". It almost seems genuine but they build reputation and once they have some votes, they go back and edit all the comments to have links.

I am not entirely sure. See https://forum.cloudron.io/users, if you go to say page 10 or something you will see all sorts of nonsense. I am still trying to figure what the best way to fight this spam (because captcha is enabled and required to even create accounts). But these are real people and not bots. I know this because they even post new messages all the time.

The spam is infuriating (not GitLab's fault, of course). Atleast, on our instance at https://git.cloudron.io, we got massive snippet spam. After we disabled snippets, we got massive spam on the issue tracker (!). The way we "fixed" is by turning on mandatory 2FA for all users.

As a general lesson, what we learnt is these are not bots. These are real humans working in some poor country manually creating accounts (always gmail accounts) and pasting all sorts of random text. Some of these people even setup 2FA and open issues with junk text, it's amazing. Unfortunately, GitLab from what I can tell cannot make issues read-only to non project members (i.e I only want project members to open issues, others can just read and watch issues).

Currently, our forum spam (https://forum.cloudron.io) is way more than GitLab spam. On the forum, we even have Captcha enabled (something we despise) but even that doesn't help when there are real humans at work.

Does hardware transcoding work?