Interesting approach, good luck! Admittedly I'm not sure if many users want to take their media uploading in their own hands and pay for it but maybe I'm wrong. Where are the images stored? Do you have your own hardware? Backups etc?
Also since you're interested in Fediverse media storage, I recently read about https://jortage.com/ It's a third party storage for your instance with deduplication, pretty interesting idea. Takes away a bit of the federated part though
My company does host an instance, but I've never used it for game streaming. No idea what the fps is
Jitsi or Element call
I mean, I find posting about homelabs interesting already, especially with second hand hardware! There are several related subreddits, but the homelabs communities here are quite empty. I recently set up my own and should post about it, even though it's pretty basic
Do you post more about your diy data center? Pretty interested :)
It seems like the vps stuff is fine, but the company I work at uses them as cloud provider (many VMs plus K8S clusters) and the quality is not so great to say the least. Also the support is sometimes blaming us for their outages and generally not too helpful.
This sounds super cool, I've been looking for something to keep track of my plants! Gonna try this
Wait, how do you know my password?
That's actually better I think. A project with zero open issues/requests is usually dead, not fast in solving issues.
Didn't see it back then, just came across this on mastodon today. Sure they are competitors, given that nextcloud started as am owncloud fork, but they probably monitored ownclouds development closer than everyone else.
Ich hab den Hintergrund komplett verdrängt, was war das Problem an ihren Geschäften? Verknackt wurde sie ja wegen Steuerhinterziehung.
Für kein Geld der Welt würde ich vier Jahre in den Knast gehen..
This should be possible, in nginx you would just have near identical entries that deliver the same content. The service itself sometimes takes a domain to build internal links etc, and those usually only take one.