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This is actually a technique to capture an honest answer from a respondent. Ask the same question a few different ways here and there, then take the average of the answers. (It could have been executed better in this survey, though.)

I’d probably put the cutoff at less than a tenth that amount.

Not if you want federation.

The answer is probably GoToSocial, which suggests that it can run on 512MB.

give updates to your customers when things go wrong!

No, never, you can’t make me.

Alternative: Gotify

Same.

This (along with basically all instances with communick news behind them) is a classic example of scaling up prematurely.

When this community is brimming with so much content that users start to “miss” posts about [thing x] because there are so many posts about [thing y], then you make offshoot communities, not before.

Using the template syntax you can start by copy/pasting the site to be migrated, and then inject sections that render using markdown syntax.

What templating languages do you know already, and are you running 11ty v3? There are some gotchas around images because (I think) the eleventy-image plugin is enabled by default.

I’ve found success running with .webc which is effectively HTML until you need it to be more.

“No.”

User requests come through ombi and I’ll reject whichever ones I feel like. No explanations, I just don’t.

Home Assistant can track device location using the companion app (iOS and Android). It would take a little work to save more than the default amount of information, but it’s extremely do-able.

Here’s my yesterday:

Butts. It hosts web applications. The public ones are on the domain “InButts.LOL” where the subdomain is more or less the application name.

Hey I love this tool but be careful if your docker run command is super long or complicated, it’s not perfect.

Headless Plexamp.

Nginx Proxy Manager is for scrubs, anyone who doesn’t code their confs by hand is subhuman!

/s

Ah. I’m running HA out of docker currently and haven’t hit any walls, but I’m not exactly pushing it. There’s an annoyance where I have to tell HA to trust my docker’s default IP, and there was some reverse-proxy messing around I had to do to get it working on my network. Once it’s up and loaded, it’s indistinguishably HomeAssistant.

What limits did you hit?

Clarity:

NPM (Nginx Proxy Manager) != npm (node package manager).

Yes.

Check out Silver Bullet.

Some of the nicer models of UPS have little servers built in for remote management, and also communicate to their tenants via USB or Serial or Emergency Power Off (EPO) Port.

You shouldn’t have to write a script that polls battery status, the UPS should tell you. Be told, don’t ask.