Yeah, I can access JF on my phone, but didn’t manage to cast it to the TV where I was. You’re saying it should work “out of the box”?

Same for SC it seems. Non profit relying on donations. Didn’t find anything to buy in their site, but there was a donate button.

Which ones? I2p or StormyCloud?

Don’t know either but I assume it has something to do with taxes.

Tried it a bit, didn’t get very far but will have a look again. Very good tool to have some knowledge about.

Good tip. Thanks.

I might not go for that solution. 😂

Is it better to keep MQTT, Zigbee etc in containers rather than in HAOS itself? Am I not just creating an upgrade/dependency mess for myself?

Yeah, my setup was pretty old. I was using a mix of yaml and NodeRed, but apparently my Pi was now too old for NodeRed so I had to update or migrate, so I went for a proxmox instead.

That’s exactly what I’m doing as well. Got my VM set up, HAOS installed and bluetooth up and running. Now I’m starting to add my stuff already in my house and I’m looking for good ways to do it. I’ve also added it to tailscale and can access it from my phone.

It’s SOOOO much faster than the Pi.

That might be it. I did it a few attempts.

Is it possible to change it on the fly or do I have to set things up again?

Edit: Can I just edit storage.cfg, create the directories with the proper permissions and restart stuff? Would that work?

Edit2: Yep, that did it. Just edit /etc/pve/storage.cfg with the right repositories and it works like a charm. Thanks for putting me on the right track.

SepiaSearch is the best I’ve found for finding content on peertube.

Perhaps add it as a feature request? I’m not sure exactly what it is or how to describe it, but if you do then please help out.

Nice, and thanks for the explanation. Do you know if this is a planned feature?

What’s that? Some sort of anti-dos feature?

Not the creator, just reporting on it, but it does look like it.

I’m sure you can talk to the guy behind it over at the github page.

Because they’re not the same thing at all? Signal and SimplX are chat programs while I2P is an infrastructure for secure and anonymous communications? I’m pretty sure you could run Signal over I2P if you wanted to.

Also, what makes you say that Signal and SimplX have better encryption?

Fair point on the ease of use though.

I’ve seen speeds in the Mb/s range, although rarely.

Could be. I didn’t write it, just passed it on.

If you have the link I’m happy to put it in the link collection here.