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  • good evening, sock cat :)

  • you..... have multiple homes?? Damn. I can barely afford the one I'm in now.

  • this is some fox news i can get behind!

  • no worries. Just wanted to warn you in case you didn't know. :)

  • I'm sorry. It's not fair. I wish your family well

  • since you're on lemmy, I'm gonna assume you're techy. Audiobookshelf can be self hosted, and can manage audiobooks and serve them.

  • I'm in the process of hardening caddy. It's a work in progress, as I'm new to caddy. I always used Nginx. But I decided to give caddy a try as I saw it recommended a LOT.

    *: in my homelab.

  • protip on this front: Turn off hiding file extensions in file explorer. Then you will see if it's an exe or not. I don't know why tf windows turns that on by default. It's stupid.

  • i never got the point of shorts. they're so short, they can't cover anything of any substance. I'd rather watch a full video.

  • fine them eleventy bajillion dollars

  • I think they're just text files. So I would imagine not, but hackers are getting smarter and more concerted everyday, so it wouldn't surprise me.

  • no shit. has been for many years.

  • Get a Kobo. They're awesome for reading. They feel like paper, like you're reading a real book. And it's pretty simple to sideload books. Plus you only have to charge them every few weeks, up to a month sometimes.

  • lesbian gay boob tits are pretty awesome.

  • #CancelFuckerberg

  • I like zen, but their plugin section needs work. With the layout of Zen being what it is, when you display plugins on the toolbar, it distorts the UI and looks funky.

  • I don't know, but I expect it's having an issue because i assume the port is forwarded from your router to your caddy, but then the caddy server it redirecting back to the router. I don't know how you'd get around this. but that might be a starting point for your research.

    ETA: Also, it's a bad idea to expose your consumer grade router to the internet. VERY bad idea.

  • I guess I gotta fuck off

  • You have to think about the extra costs, like power use , loudness etc. I have no idea what your server would be like, but it's something to think about. FWIW, i reused my old desktop (it's pretty beefy) into a server, but i run a pi now, because it was costing me a fair bit to run in power usage.