I named my PiHole holypi

And they started sending advertisement emails to people who registered on gitea.com.

mailbox.org is 3€/month or 30€/year if you bring your own domain.

If you are going for a reverse proxy, I highly recommend using Caddy. Issuing TLS certificates is all done automatically and reverse proxy headers are all automatically set.

In many cases, this simple config is enough:

example.org {
    reverse_proxy localhost:1234
}

http://xyproblem.info/

FYI encoding wise, it’s unlikely that you can hear a difference between FLAC and e.g. Opus if you rip the audio from a CD.

That’s just your lemmy client that extracts all links from the post. I can’t see any fault on OP’s side here.

Shouldn’t they be kept mirrored to other instances?

Caddy is the way to go.

Git itself is already distributed. For federated issues/pull requests, there is the ActivityPub extension ForgeFed. Forgejo ist actively working on implementing it.

I didn’t try CoreOS as I didn’t even get how to set it up. As I understand it, it uses a completely different workflow for administering the system compared to regular distros.

You can use Fedora IoT which is essentially rpm-ostree based Fedora Server. It would be less confusing if it was just named Fedora Atomic Server.

https://forgefed.org/

Where RSS?

If you don’t like snap, maybe you should try another distro instead (I went to fedora because I was annnoyed of snaps).

Replaces crontab with something auditable that actually makes sense and is easy to use

Is there an easier/quicker way than having to create a service unit and a timer unit by hand?

Okay, thanks! Maybe I’ll try it in the future.

That wouldn’t work if multiple containers use the same port (eg. 8000), right?

Without a docker network, I can just map 8001:8000 and don’t have that issue.

The ActivityPub extension ForgeFed for federation between different servers is not finished yet. AFAIK Forgejo contributors work closely together with other ForgeFed devs to bring it forward.

Good bot