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lyralycan@sh.itjust.worksto
Selfhosted@lemmy.world•metube: Self-hosted video downloader for YouTube and other sitesEnglish
9·2 months agoI like that. The machine I use to host ytdl-sub is called ourtube
Mad props to the dev for a GUI
Or you can play this port on Android
lyralycan@sh.itjust.worksto
Selfhosted@lemmy.world•Caldav/carddav/webdav recommendations?English
2·2 months agoIt is indeed rather complex.
lyralycan@sh.itjust.worksto
Selfhosted@lemmy.world•Caldav/carddav/webdav recommendations?English
11·2 months agoI think you got a downvote for promoting mailcow, users can be fickle
lyralycan@sh.itjust.worksto
Selfhosted@lemmy.world•Caldav/carddav/webdav recommendations?English
1·2 months agoThis is good, I use Mailcow Dockerized and it uses 10% of one 3.7GHz core, but 2GB of RAM. Stalwart definitely seems better for low memory hosts. Seems to have one instance of rspamd for each mailbox, they and ofelia are the biggest users of RAM according to top
Did they try to anonymise its origin or something? O.o
My theory is the background sucked so they blacked it out, but also maybe took a photo of it on a phone that uses an overzealous AI tool that redrew over the existing words to make them clearer
(TL;DR: AI upscale is the term I was looking for)Edit: It may have been an AI upscale of a blurry photo. Here are the results of a bad screenshot ran through my phone’s upscaler:


lyralycan@sh.itjust.worksto
Selfhosted@lemmy.world•What to self host with a GTX 1060?English
11·2 months agoCan confirm what another user said, that Intel iGPU would be better in your case.
I’ll let you know now – if it runs Windows kill it. My server was originally Windows running Docker Desktop. It hosted three services: Minecraft server which lagged like a bitch; Samba folder share; and Emby. Whenever Emby playback froze I knew Windows, whose antivirus kept running the HDD under constant load, had fucked the i6 6100 to 100%, which happened at least twice a day.
Moving on, now I run Proxmox. I host 25 services with the CPU at ~35% idle and 24GB RAM at 75%. Nothing lags.
Before I plugged in the GPU my server drew 25W consistently, going to 35W under load. With the GPU, an RTX 3060 11GB (used), it uses 85W idle, so make sure it’s worth it. For my case it not only transcodes for Emby and resumes streaming in a second, but also handles voice inference for Home Assistant in under a second, and mid-sized Ollama LLM responses. Would recommend a high VRAM Nvidia card (for CUDA) in that scenario, as my model Gemma3 7B uses 6GB VRAM and 2GB RAM. But a top model, say Dolphin-Mixtral 22B, needs 80GB storage, 17GB RAM and… Well I don’t have the RAM but you get it. LLMs are intensive.
Seizure inducing? But my team assured me we could sell at least 80% of the user’s vision before inducing seizures!! (reference)
Yep, now we have CCTV in Palestine of pedestrians being blown to pieces -_-
lyralycan@sh.itjust.worksto
Selfhosted@lemmy.world•Any good selfhosted instant messaging?English
3·2 months agoHere you are :) it’s a Github link (I’m looking into hosting a private pastebin like PrivateBin and will replace this later)
lyralycan@sh.itjust.worksto
Selfhosted@lemmy.world•Any good selfhosted instant messaging?English
1·2 months agoMy install must have been broken then 😭 and my experience is from around early 2025, and I didn’t keep it around, so my intel is also dated…
lyralycan@sh.itjust.worksto
Selfhosted@lemmy.world•Any good selfhosted instant messaging?English
1·2 months agoOoh they upgraded? Yeah my information is based on early 2025 when I tried it aha
lyralycan@sh.itjust.worksto
Selfhosted@lemmy.world•Any good selfhosted instant messaging?English
2·2 months agoOh, and if you wish, it’s a bit old now but no doubt useful, I have written installation guides on both Prosody and Continuwuity, based on Proxmox containers.
lyralycan@sh.itjust.worksto
Selfhosted@lemmy.world•Any good selfhosted instant messaging?English
9·2 months agoAs someone who’s tried both, it depends on what you want. Your choice of Matrix server depend on any political and ethical values – some say Synapse is too corporate, being maintained by Element who are for-profit and obtain funding from corps and governments, so some prefer others such as Conduit ( – until maintaining slowed to near abandonment and it was superseded by Conduwuit – until the owner got cyberbullied so hard she quit the project and it was superseded by Continuwuity) because it was built on Rust and much more efficient than Synapse, or Dendrite. I recommend Continuwuity.
Then there’s clients – the only mature matrix client for mobiles is Element, and there are two apps, Classic and X, who offer different pros and cons, and imo are not good enough on their own, both are in a kind of beta stasis. But it’s the best they have. If you really don’t need calling, then Element X, FluffyChat or Schildichat is your app and Element Web for desktop access (available on Github). However, when exchanging encryption keys to trust another of your devices, or a contact’s device, only Element offers simple QR scanning.
In short, Matrix is very good as a privacy-focused server with partially working, modern looking clients.
Then there is XMPP. Again there are different backends to choose from and I am inclined to recommend Prosody. XMPP just works out of the box for me, calling included, and is relatively stable. However, there are large caveats – several pieces of user data are stored unencrypted on the server, which is fine for you as the owner, but it’s a lot harder for someone else using your service to trust that. And, while XMPP uses OMEMO encryption keys, handshaking with devices is far more manual than Matrix’s Olm/Megolm and involves a multi-step process, and migrating to a new device is a pain because messages are not backwards decrypted, so they must be transferred from the first device. Finally, clients are very rough. The best desktop clients such as Gajim and Pidgin still look like they were built in 2001, and while mobiles have Monocles, Cheogram and Conversations, they all look very similar, as the former are very slight modifications of Conversations.
In short, XMPP may lack some comforts of modern messengers, but it is simpler to set up than Matrix, and offers many of the same features. However, the manual key sharing process might scare off all but the most avid privacy enthusiasts, especially that if you migrate to a new device without sharing message history from a previous verified device, messages are lost.
Choose Matrix for polished software, inviting many contacts, and, with Element X featuring (eventually) Element Call, complete E2EE.
Choose ol’ faithful XMPP for an easier initial setup, if video calls are important, you appreciate that historical messages cannot, by design, be hacked into, or if you don’t like Element the company.
I too have heard good things about SimpleX and Signal, and recommend trying them if they are valid contenders for your use case. Signal really is the best (most private, least data-farming) non-selfhosted option.
Is Loona considered a monster?
Well I’d agree but I have standards… If you catch your neighbour burning your shed down for the eighth time, eventually you’re going to decide they can’t be trusted in your garden. The Zionists have fucked with Palestinians for decades recently, and centuries past, and seem incapable of refraining from murder.

Or quit the fucking company come on