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There's no karma in lemmy, just some sites which want to make it a thing and come up with their own algorithms to give some sort of score based on the upvotes and downvotes of your content.

You can partially use Tailscale but yes, to use it you need to install it in all your devices.

At first I had it installed and just had a few use cases (mainly PiHole with MagicDNS which requires installing it in all your machines). But I still connected to ssh with the ip of the machine.
After I finished that initial set up then I closed all the ports and only allowed ssh from the tailnet.

I think you can get away with installing it just in your reverse proxy and in the machine you want to point to if you have solved the issue of the DNS.
One thing to have in mind with this approach is that you won't benefit from the routing of wireguard, since all your traffic needs to pass through the reverse proxy, a better approach would be to have each service with its own tailnet ip.

The only issue I've found is if you have a container in a machine with tailscale, the container doesn't know about the tailnet unless you have host network type or some other way to share a network which actually knows about tailscale.

You're right, I thought giving 777 would be enough, I had to change the owner and group of the files to the ones of lighttpd.

I'm not sure if there's any language exchange or language learning focused instance.
Probably it could also work if each regional instance had a focused language learning community.

Pelisplus has degraded in quality because so much hosting sites have taken down the content, and the ones remaining are recorded with cameras, at least that's been my experience.
It's much better to try to find a torrent searching for "[movie/series] español Latino", that usually gives good results.

I saw that notice yesterday and just clicked on the 'X', not sure if that was enough, I'll check it today.

I can see several of your test posts from my instance, probably you searched for it before your posts, so those instances imported it without posts and since no one is subscribed to your community then no posts are sent to those instances.

Oh wow, that's a lot!
Good to have something to read during commute.

And shake for camera

Doesn't the sync work?
I can always jump into that section in browser and there are all the tabs I have across devices.

Hey, just wanted to share this one so you have more options. https://github.com/awesome-selfhosted/awesome-selfhosted#personal-dashboards

Haven't looked into sharing read only access, but you can look into this list
https://github.com/awesome-selfhosted/awesome-selfhosted#photo-and-video-galleries

I've always thought nginx configs were too complicated... But that's because I'm not a sysadmin, so I have little to no point of reference.

The Caddyfile is a very simple file, and as mentioned, I don't have to worry about configuring the https redirect or the ssl certificates (reading and obtaining/renewing them), which is more than enough for me.
I've only used it as a reverse proxy which also helps to my config being so simple.

I've read caddy has better performance, but there are posts saying otherwise too. So I'm not sure.

Caddy is a very simple reverse proxy which handles the https redirect by default, other proxies are http by default and you have to manually configure the redirect. Also caddy automatically handles the TLS certificate for HTTPS with http challenge by default (need port 80 open) or with DNS challenge (you need to build caddy with your DNS module and type the API key)

Wait, what?
Then how do you know it's started to throw errors if you're not reading rss?

Maybe it'll be easier if you share the exact issue you're having.
"came up short" doesn't tell us anything on what to help you with.

I've installed it with docker compose, but I use caddy in a dedicated debian VPS, so our setup is different but if your problem is with docker compose itslef maybe I could help you.

Which reader are you using?
I'm selfhosting FreshRSS and it keeps working

I was thinking about this, since it'd be using foss, but if no library exists to handle the pass to a script/config file then it'd be maintaining a custom solution which might not be that secure.

Edit: hashicorp's vault is open source, so I'll be giving it a try.
https://github.com/hashicorp/vault

I made this Firefox extension to always open reddit links in the wayback machine.
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-CA/firefox/addon/reddit-to-wayback-machine/

I just started using rss for the communities I still want to know about.
You only need to add the reddit name of the community and .rss at the end in your reader.
For example https://www.reddit.com/r/technology/hot.rss