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Didn’t know about this vendor.

Looking at their page the prces look a bit steep for me.

They started doing that in a couple of years back. Saw quite a bit of backlash in the Linux news media at the time.

I know of a small application, that’s part of a larger suite if you want it. It’s called CoreTime.

It’s Qt based, but the dependency list is quite small.

Might have to reboot for the polkit agent to be started.

I listen to the Self-hosted Show and the Home Assistant podcasts.

It is maintained by Bitwarden, it is up to date and it is official/verified:

https://flathub.org/apps/com.bitwarden.desktop

Why not just describe it?

Video is not searchable.

Excuse me for not wanting to download a random file from a random person on the internet. Can you explain what the issue is?

On my Ubuntu 24.04 bos here the lo interface is also in state UNKNOWN, but I have no problems with accessing the network or even ping 127.0.0.1 (the interfaces ip/localhost).

Pretty sure it’s suppose to be like that, just as @just_another_person@lemmy.world said.

Only way I know of is to unmount the binded folder. I don’t think there is a way to have the filesystem show files from both at the same time.

A reason I self-host stuff is privacy. When I host my data it’s my data. It’s not owned and kept by a billion dollar company somewhere, that is willing to sell it to make a quick buck.

So it’s my way of making sure that my data really is my data and that it is only shared with those I want to share it with. Some applications require a server component to achive this (eg Immich), so that’s why I self-host those.

Indeed. I missed that. Thanks.

Frontend is open source, but the server backend does not seem to be.

So not sure why this is in Self-hosted, as you can’t really selfhost this platform. Or I’m missing some repo that sets up the backend…

Do you use ZFS at all?

If not, you can try disabling the 2 zfs based services it mentions.

Does not look like the driver is enabled in the kernel you are running then. :(

Make sure that the driver for the module is enabled in the kernel. dmesg | grep bluetooth should reveal something there.

Also, make sure the module is not blocked in rfkill.

This sounds like a smear campaign from a competitor.

I’ve been using mysql and mariadb in my homelab for years and have not enountered any issues. I don’t really know postgresql, so if I was to choose one, I’d go with MySQL/MariaDB.

That’s really sad to see. I hope the courts dismiss the cease & desist because it’s different name, and lack of popularity of the trademarked name.

I use The Movie Database (https://tmdb.org/) to find things to watch.

So I was right. She chose (maybe unknowingly) to run Ubuntu and dropped out because she couldn’t install the software required. Not Ubuntu’s fault at all.