the dev of kbin will be changing this. so up/downvotes are what affect your reputation. It’s just not a priority right now

So the original Anime_titties was not actually for posting pics of anime titties??

Immich. Google photos replacement. Their big thing is being a backup solution but I really like the sorting, sharing and more.

I think the basics of posting a few links and then leaving it at that is good enough. Eventually it will get easier and we will get more users, best to not overload the servers now anyway

Do you want those people who can’t even make an account here anyway? Lol
In all seriousness, SSO is a thing and maybe the devs are already looking into it. Google, Facebook. Git, and more all have ways to sign in to services for you. I wouldn’t vote to use them given the ideals of why people are moving to these platforms, but if someone wants to use their apple account to sign in here and that makes it easy for them. I’d be happy for it’s implementation.

i use duplicati to back up configs and data for docker containers to 2 cloud services. my 8 TB server is almost maxed. i need funds to buy a backup for that and expand.

I know synology (and others probably) have an app where you can back up your data to your friends NAS and vice versa, but that’s taking up their storage too and cost for HDD/SSD may be prohibitive

You should check out pairdrop too.
Same underlying software with some great enhancements for security
Here is their Github

For komga you can and it and enter your komga domain, username and password for access.
I personally use FMD2 to scrape manga chapters

Komga is very stable and about to hit v1.0. it and Kavita have different structure for organization (komga’s being 1 folder is 1 series and kavita’s is some folder and some metadata). Komga is focus on comics and manga and has a great web reader with fantastic integration with tachiyomi and tracking manga/comic progress that sounds to their site and tachiyomi. Kavita has a few features komga does not, such as the ability to read ebooks, send then to Kindle, kobo, and others. They do seem to have more updates but are also still beta now. Both are great but have their strong suits.

Seconded Kavita for an ebook reader. Both it and komga do manga and comics very well, but Komga does not do ebooks

Old laptop or PC. I use an intel NUC for mine. Hosting 30 docker containers

There was a post recently about this. It was called revolt

Check out deemix. Self hosted app that can use Spotify playlists and with a free month of premium account you can get FLAC quality

Nextcloud owncloud and some others. It looks like homechart and Baikal are options too. I don’t know much about them though

i use strong passwords and cloudflare tunnels with zero trust. if a site has an option to run without needing https, i use wireguard or tailscale

i’d switch to jellyfin if plex wasn’t so polished. i ran into so many issues with jellyfin but plex just worked, even downloads haven’t been an issue for me. im sure jellyfin will improve, but I think it needs more time. Plex also has more client apps available.

i love the idea of more FOSS where i dont need to hit someone elses server to log in so here’s hoping!

check out wormhole and some selfhosted options like pairdrop

correct. maybe it will be added later, but there are more pressing issues now

agreed. just got my family to join my instance and add their photos so we can make albums. I ran into issues uploading photos initially, but i guess 8000 photos/videos would tax any system

Yeah. Ernest posted it in the top of the thread.