

ChangeDetection does not necessarily need a browser and can be run without, but can do more with it (e.g. bypass some bot protections or even do some steps on the website, like filling a form, before checking for changes).


ChangeDetection does not necessarily need a browser and can be run without, but can do more with it (e.g. bypass some bot protections or even do some steps on the website, like filling a form, before checking for changes).


I personally like Karakeep with Floccus a lot


This was created with AI, so while it seems interesting, I will give it some time for others to find issues with their backups. Maybe in a couple years.
I switched to Gotify when I ran into an issue where ntfy would delete old api tokens when creating more than 20. Only thing missing in Gotify is UniversalPush, other than that it feels actually more solid than ntfy to me.
Damn furrys… stupid, sexy furrys… /pf
Okay, I will upgrade your kernel. proceeds to delete everything


What is your struggle with db updates? Databasus makes it so trivial for me personally.
Not sure what Docker Hub has, but as sys admin you can pin to a specific 256sha, so that specific image can’t be taken over. However that conflicts with the idea of just running Watchtower.
Which system are you using? SELinux/AppArmot active? Can you share your compose? There are manyavariables at play here.
Other than that: Setting UID/GID via environmental variable is usually wrong, mostly from a design perspective of the container. There is a user directive during build as well as during deploy to use for that.
From a quick look at the docker file it does look like the user you use to run linkding needs to be in the root group.
BUT rootless podman maps the root user (usually to your user ID) to so the root user inside the container has not the same ID as the one outside. So I would suggest setting the permissions of the volume to your user for now.
Another way to figure out which user to use: just start a new/clean instance of the service and look at the new volumes.





Sorry, my bad. 0,36$ per million class b operations. Of course there will be slightly more operations than downloads (e.g. people/bots sarting downloads and aborting them), but still probably cheap.


Should be manageable and it is probably less than you would imagine. Just checked real quick: the isos load from download.bazzite.gg, which is a Cloudflare IP. So they are either using it as CDN or even more likely use Cloudflares R2 storage for isos - which would mean they pay for storage (~15$/TB) and operations, but not for egress. This is seems ideal for few but huge files.
So for a single iso (~7 GB) they would pay 0,105$ for storage monthly and additionally 0,36$ per million of class B operations (reads/downloads). Of course they host more than one ISO, but for this example it would have been downloaded about ~150000 times to reach the petabyte.
So yeah, the ISO download is probably less of a problem. (Disclaimer: lot of assumptions, check in with a bazzite dev for clarity)
Not that I am aware of. Komodo should be compatible with podman as well.
I deploy and update my service similiar to this fantastic guide: https://nickcunningh.am/blog/how-to-automate-version-updates-for-your-self-hosted-docker-containers-with-gitea-renovate-and-komodo
Basically I run Komodo, which pulls a git repo. Renovate opens a PR (and most of the time the changelog is included, so I can quickly check what happened) for new versions. Once merged a webhook fires to tell Komodo to pull the new version.
I really recommend this approach now. Once setup it is very automatic, but not to the point of YOLO-automation like Watchtower and :latest 😅
And since we aren’t in the self hosting community: You can also pay pikapods to host it for you: https://www.pikapods.com/apps#notes
(That being said, I personally prefer Obisidian with Git Sync)
meaning if you disconnect from VPN for whatever reason, the other containers don’t suddenly send data over non-VPN network.
Is that 100% certain? I think I can recall stories from 15 years ago, where torrent clients had kill switches and they still leaked data.
Damn, people are taking Stardew Valley serious


There are 2 more sides unused as of now. Give me a whole minecraft block destruction animation while scrolling down, lol


Numbers instead of names mostly, for all kinds.of software. I get confused with names🥲
Yes, that is how that works.
Slop to Microslop, code to Codeberg. That simple.