This is my ESPHome configs that I use, the latest of which is an amp key holder that tracks what keys are plugged in.
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How do you host your nextcloud instance?
Matt The Horwood
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Cake day: July 27th, 2023
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well thats interesting, I have a sammy frame TV and pay for the art. I’ve not had any comms about API charges, that could be cuz I dont use smarthings I guess
- 3 days
I bet he trained to give the algae money. But couldn’t get a meeting slot
you need snapcast, the server on your laptop will out put over the network and the app on your phone will play it. also it would allow you to add more speakers over time
first off, you will not get your full 109Mb as thats into your house. You should see something close to the 76Mb, as that is out of your house.
How did you test your external speed to your house and to your friends house?
If that was from your phone/laptop, that could be your phone provider capping you
- 6 days
I run nextcloud in a collection of vms, nginx with SSL offloading, php-fpm, mariaDB and a docker host. Its rock solid and is a full google replacment, with office and even an RSS reader.
https://homelab.horwood.biz/?nextcloud
Please let me know if you need more words
- 1 month
Have you looked at Vivaldi?
It has an insane amount of custimation, out of the box no extensions needed
So I go starlink as Openreach can’t reach us with full fiber, in the starlink app I looked at our first month’s data and we had used nearly 500gb. This month so far, we are up to 765gb.
Is that a lot for a homelab house?
I also don’t have all my services here, I have most at OVH.
That’s not a Linux problem, that’s a software problem.
When a version of a distro is cut, they will select the most stable versions of software they bundle. That could well be a year old.
But if the software vendor only wants to package a snap your out of luck getting an rpm/deb, that’s not something a distro will change.
I to find it amazing that when some bit of software wants to make a release they could pick any number of options. The distro package manager is there to make sure all the depends are installed, why pick and option that changes thet
How do I get off the shit show?
Also might this apply to headless servers too?
Wait wait wait, your telling me that systems has a user thing to log user data?
Where does systemd start and end? As it looks to be way too invasive
What do you self host?