Most places unless you’re in or near a larger city.

The reason as I understand is better performance and reliability, by ditching PHP which is what causes most of Nextclouds problems.

Yeah I’m running ZFS with raw disks, and most things are in containers anyways, just a few VMs for Windows or stuff that doesn’t like containers.

It could be depending on the underlying filesystem and how it’s set up, I’ve run into that before.

But my self hosted stuff doesn’t need particularly fast disk IO, so I don’t really notice even if there is a bottleneck lol

That sounds neat!

I’ve always read the performance hit of a VM is pretty minimal, like 1% or less on most tasks. Is it really that much faster for you?

I doubt it would affect anything, it takes a very large magnet to damage a HDD from outside the casing.

Are you trying to access the domain from inside your own network that it forwards to? If so that may not work due to the way NAT works.

Try from your cellphone data plan to verify.

Awesome! It definitely makes a huge difference, and the quality on 11th gen Intel should be nearly as good as CPU transcoding.

Did you set it up to use Intel Quicksync? If you’re using CPU only it’s going to be insanely slow.

so I can’t really leverage that in the same way a dedicated GPU can be.

You can, and Intel Quicksync is often better than a dedicated GPU for transcoding video.

With a normal CPU around 65W, you would be just fine with a 450W PSU, probably 350W too.

I use SFTPGo, it’s also my WebDAV server, but I don’t know if it works on openwrt.

My Galaxy S21 has that, there’s a button to dismiss a notification and show it again in X minutes/hours.

An HTTP based file browser is probably the most universal, as all anyone needs is a web browser.

Maybe a potential option is Opnsense on some x86 hardware? Would be really easy to find a mini PC or something.

I just don’t see how smaller social groups like forums or fedi stuff can survive if they need to potentially fight legal battles too.

What’s the difference vs using a governer with scaling like ondemand?

Pinchflat is what I use.

30 years of data and no backup system, sheesh.

Yes but it should always be opt-in. Just present a nice message telling users how it helps development with a checkbox they can hit.

This is a problem a lot of secure/private projects have tbh, they get so into the details that it’s just a miserable user experience.