Sure, but that's not the same thing. How they use the data is the important part. The google photos are not to be used for security for example. Different ToS.
We should try and not have a defeatist attitude and fight back as much as we can
Self-hosting will become the norm very soon.
I think the usual bottlenecks of "hard to manage, no backup" are no longer there. There are very good managed self-hosting solutions so you don't need to worry about anything.
You just run your immich instance and you're good
I agree with this and I think it's the right way to think about it.
They have the right to create their community as they want to. No one is forced to use them.
If a gitea instance only wants to offer free hosting only for rust projects, that's their right.
I think the problem here is that codeberg was seen as a GitHub replacement and people were expecting the same openness, even if it was restricted only to open source projects.
I think it's their right to build the community they want. If the rules they find good for them. We're not forced to use them.
I think we're going to start seeing this more often, as more people and orgs are moving towards self-hosting or not relying on one central community hub, be it for code hosting, chat, etc
That's exactly the problem that I tried to solve with the OS I'm working on.
You can have a shared jellyfin instance if you want everyone to access the same library.
But you can also create OS users, with their own jellyfin instance, and within that you can set access or only to certain folders. That only have the contents that you want them to access.
It's not as efficient as granting access within jellyfin, but it's pretty close to what you're trying to do.
I think your comments might be overly negative. Would you expect the first model from an organization to top the chart?
It's a process, I think they did pretty good. They have enough resources to continue improving on it
I was looking at something similar a couple of days ago.
I think a physical key like a yubi key is a great way to fight bot traffic.
And apparently cloudflare already ran project to test this out, and found some small drawbacks.
So they proposed CAP together with other orgs
https://developers.cloudflare.com/fundamentals/reference/cry...
This might be an extreme case of that, but I can see us going in that direction
I saw the options out there were not fully open source, or had other limitations so I started working on this better one.
Based on Debian, apps are docker containers.
I do work to adapt current open source apps, but it's so great to make them available as one click install.
I want to make it easy to run on a cloud VM or an old PC kept in the pantry.
There are so many cases for self-hosting now that we need to make it easier to do
Not really, no. It is one of the most important attributes of good journalism that you have to be as impartial.
That's why papers have separate sections for Opinions
For people outside of Ireland: these rates are not the norm. They are usually around 20-22. Can go down 17 if on special plans, or even 12 if you have an electric car.
The problem I see is that git commit meaaages are not as flexible at storing context information as files. Or easier to retrieve.
We do have --grep to search them but it's definitely not as poweful as all the tools we have to handle files at the OS level.
As verbose as storing specs in files is, I also prefer it
https://github.com/malmoos/malmo