Bldck @ Bldck @beehaw.org

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Your service should be able to reach out of your lan to serve you content. I assume you’re running this as a local service on your PC or as a docker container.

I loved how Sanderson-as-Hoid was outright mocking their teenage love story and edgelord takes

Not a direct answer to your question, but I read How to be Perfect last year. Michael Schur (creator of Parks and Rec) wrote the book as an exploration of the research they did to make The Good Place.

It’s a survey of philosophy for non-philosophers and does a great job breaking down how to make good choices without being preachy.

Here’s the link

MAM has a great collection

I agree with using rsync.

Open a screen then use something like this command:

    
rsync -arvzip --progress {$remote}:/path/to/remote/files /path/to/local/files

  

If you are using a different port for SSH, you’ll need to pass an option like -e 'ssh -p 12345'

1. SteamDeck
2. Switch with NSO
3. Xbox
4. PS5

Now you have literally everything?

Or just skip 2/3/4 and emulate

ProtonVPN, AirVPN and PIA all support port forwarding iirc

Why do you need a VPN and not a reverse proxy and dyndns?

My setup uses some docker containers to:

1. Update my WAN IP with cloudflare every 60s
2. Nginx proxy manager to map URLs to services running on my host server
3. Port forwarding to route traffic to the correct container
4. Cloudflare zero trust or baked in app authentication

Check out libro.fm. For audiobooks at least, you can download the raw files and use them as you please. I’d expect the same for ebooks

We are still in the early days of the fediverse. Once this thing gets figured out and stabilized, I think we could see some progress in consolidating duplicate communities…

But does the broader group of users want this model?

I would rather see instances focused on topics with niche communities within them.

For example, a lemmy.POLITICS instance with communities for WORLD, US, EU, LATAM, etc