No shade on you, dude… but if it’s not available in a public repo where people with more experience than me have the opportunity to validate and review it… then I’m really really really not interested in downloading or running it on my machine.

I have trust issues with cloudflare yes, but I also have trust issues with random zip files from strangers’ cloud drives.

I appreciate your helpful attitude anyway 🙂

Does your tool have a public repo I can take a look at?

Which bank?

Tailscale is so cool too. I’ll definitely be switching if I can ever use my own domains

What benefits are you having from switching?

As soon as I can use my personal domains with tailscale funnel I’ll be switching, I like tail scale a lot

That’s awesome thanks!

I’ve got a 13 at home and a brand new 16(?) At work. On the 13 I’ve replaced the hinge and the mouse trackpad. It’s been great and it’s running windows 11. The swappable ports are a GD GAMECHANGER I keep a set in my backpack and I can’t count how many times a swap has saved the day.

The 16 at work is way nice, and I love the custom keypad. I installed Debian on it and I struggled a bit at first getting drivers installed… but with the help of the Debian wiki and llama3 I got it sorted. I haven’t tried installing Minecraft just yet but I’m confident it would work as I’ve used Minecraft on Ubuntu before and it was fine.

I believe you can replace anything that’s not the mainboard/cpu on the 13. I believe the GPU on the 16 is upgradable which will be nice for gaming.

The only critiques I had about owning the 13 for so long is that there were lots of weird firmware glitches that have been solved over time and it’s become a very reliable, usable laptop.

Maybe this?

https://github.com/TagStudioDev/TagStudio?tab=readme-ov-file#installation

I haven’t used it, but it looks cool and maybe relevant

How do we know that its useless? Is there a beta link you guys are trying?

Because when my IP address changes all my websites stop point to the services. Unless I go and change the A record in my DNS every time that happens, which is frustrating and annoying. Cloud flare tunnels fixed that for me so that no matter what happens my domains are fixed to the local host services in my machine with no port forwarding and no DNS maintenance

My local ISP is the same, no static ip without a business plan.

So I use cloudflare tunnels now and they can pound sand

Edit: tail scale funnels could also be a good option

I’m spinning up a docker container of this right now. I already host next cloud and if you add the sponsorship skipping I will lose my damn mind. I’ve wanted that feature for so so long it’ll be enormously useful.

Or just go the route of sposerblock and keep a database of user submitted timestamps for auto skipping

I’d like to know the answer here as well

I feel like passionately arguing with you about 3 of your 4 examples

That’s a fantastic suggestion and I’ve already been doing exactly this :) but, I’ve done it just enough to know that I’m really really good at breaking stuff, and I don’t want to wait to fully transition from windows. Hence the need for full system backups

Ah now that does look promising, I had settled on portainer but this yacht program looks very noob friendly! I’ll install it today and check it out! Cheers!

No I’m doing it to learn self hosting, I’m doing the hard stuff on purpose

I installed Debian today. I’m terrified to do anything. Is there a single button backup/restore I can depend on when I ultimately fuck this up?