Back then it was a place for us nerds, techies, early adopters.
Now it’s a place dominated by the rest of the world. Including all the bad stuff like politics, big corporations and ads.
It was nice for a while… We need a new place :-)
I don’t use Whoogle myself, but I’ve checked the code and seems like Whoogle indeed uses HTTPS when sending your query to Google.
(And as long as you are on your own private network at home you should be fine using HTTP)
LOL phrased oddly? English is not my first language.
I thought it was common knowledge that paying for something (console) and owning it was not the same these days, so I just want to know what I am buying…
What is it?
I have no clue what partysite is.
Incoming mail is very doable.
Outgoing mail is hard because no one will your trust your server, the easy way is let someone else send your mail.
People get stressed about your receiving server being down sometimes, but this actually not a big deal. Mail senders typically will try for 48 hours or so to deliver mail, and if it doesn’t get delivered it will be sent back to the sender with a “could not be delivered” message. Very little gets actually lost.
Care to elaborate?
I’m a hetzner user for years and if they are bad I haven’t noticed yet.
Could even be a hard link… (some applications don’t like symbolic links).
Edit: or a mount point.
Make sure to stop the application, mount the drive and link it, start the application again You have a backup? :-)
Yeah just like I can edit records in the database?
I’m not trying to be critical of the project, I really want to know what makes this project different than a shared database , if that is what it is?
I am not sure, a CSV file is technically a data source equal to a database, so how is this different from sites that collect torrent-links (which are targeted by anti-piracy organisations?)? The fact that it is self-hostable?
It’s always infuriating that the git repo is full of documentation but I cannot find an answer to the question: What Is It Exactly?
Thank you for the offer but I like the idea of having my hardware too :-)
You can rent a vps for 4$ / month, Forgejo for server is open source.