[–] 1 point 16 hours ago

100% yes. These fucks should be told to get back in their respective baskets for a whole multitude of reasons. Learning how to self host has become a hobby. A hobby which is becoming increasingly difficult to expand on due to insane costs caused by you guessed it, Big Tech

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    I'm not affiliated with this in any way but saw it posted at the other place & thought fellow Lemmyzens might like to take a look.

    I always find it quite hard to answer "favorite" apps as some infrastructure critical self hosted apps aren't as sexy as others which sit front & centre so I feel they often don't seem to get as much credit or attention (such as NGinX/DuckDNS compared to Immich/Jellyfin etc)

    Hi everyone,

    Like in previous years, I'm running a survey about self-hosting. The focus is on your favorite self-hosted apps, but there are plenty of other (optional) questions too. The top five app lists are free response fields, you don't have to select the suggestions.

    Link to take the survey:

    https://survey.deployn.de/s/self-host-2026

    Last year's results

    More info:

    • The survey is anonymous. Like last year, results will be published in aggregated form. I'm currently planning to publish them in December.

    • It takes about 10-25 minutes.

    • Some of you asked for more questions in the comments. I added a lot at first, then realized it took 45 minutes to fill out properly. So I threw some out again, but there are still quite a few. The survey now has a core section that mainly covers the MVPs (your 5 favorite apps), and you can switch on other modules if you want. Almost every question is optional and can be skipped. If you answer everything at a reasonable pace, it takes around 20 minutes.

    • The proprietary survey tool caused new problems every year, so last year I switched to HeyForm while the survey was already running. That wasn't ideal for my purposes either, so this year the survey runs on a new app. It should also make entering your apps faster.

    • It's still easier to fill out on a desktop computer.

    Thank you in advance for participating.

    [–] 2 points 2 months ago

    I have 2 x Flint 2, the second one is in "extender" mode for better coverage in our house. I've found it to be a great router.

    I've tried to figure out setting up VLAN on the Flint 2 but as yet I've failed. I'll try again at some point.

    Flint 4 will support VLAN out of the box though I'm waiting to see more about OpenWRT implementation on it.

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  • [–] 2 points 2 months ago (1 child)

    I like to sort, crop, add comments etc beforehand, I also prefer to separate the wheat from the chaff for upload to Immich rather than uploading everything carte blanche.

    As someone else mentioned it's a good idea to set up your Immich template at the beginning if folder organisation is important to you

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  • [–] 2 points 3 months ago (3 children)

    Just last weekend I fired up Floppy a fork of Yamtrack. The settings include a guide to set up webhook integration with Jellyfin which works great.

    Wasn't sure which of the two to go for but Floppy looks to have more features & in case of issues it seems backup/restore is interchangeable between Floppy & Yamtrack.

    Works really well for my needs.

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  • [–] 3 points 3 months ago (1 child)

    Minus the Bear - Omni

    From distant memory a track was used in an obscure fixed gear cycling documentary I caught & I looked them up from that. Not my usual bag at all but I loved the electronic sounds mixed with guitars. They're certainly talented, singer has a velvet smooth voice & they probably should have gained a far wider audience

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