You must have used a very outdated client (like Pidgin) because history is syncronized via the server reliably since 10+ years on xmpp with clients that support the MAM standard.

The servers are great, but the currently available clients are only great for non-corporate usecases IMHO.

Xmpp works great for 1:1 chats and small private groups, but there isn’t really an enterprise team chat client for it. Recently some promising projects came up trying to change that, but they are still too new to be serious contenders for that usecase specifically. Maybe in 1-2 years the situation will be different.

I mean good that you are interested in hosting a proxy, but Nginx Proxy Manager hides away a lot of features and is probably not such a good idea to use when you want to run more complex and security relevant apps like a Signal proxy.

I know this is a bit annoying as an answer, but learning a bit of regular Nginx is probably the better idea in the long run as you usually outgrow NPM quickly.

Fedidb does that for instances, but not individual communities. Might be easy to add though.

If you switch to the dns-01 challenge you can just generate the certs on multiple servers hasselfree. And as a bonus you can get wildcard certs for subdomains.

Most microblogging platforms actually don’t artificially limit the amount you can write, unlike Mastodon, so they can also work for macro-blogging.

Maybe overkill, but Peertube can definitely do that well.

Sounds more like countries where the advertisement revenue share model of Shitter made this a lucrative income opportunity.

Never missed it 🤷

Peertube already supports livestreams. And there is also Owncast, which is a bit easier to selfhost and also federated via ActivityPub.

It is already supported in Peertube and works fine.

There are multiple such projects, for example:

https://github.com/drwhut/tabletop-club

Or

https://github.com/Khazlor/Open-VTT

Starts a bit slow, but worth it in the end 👍

Very, cool. But I can’t help to notice the very odd placement of the ethernet ports on that router?

You can apparently play it fine on Linux these days: https://www.protondb.com/app/552500

(Obviously there is no kernel level anti-cheat there).

It somewhat decreases the efficiency… basically like dirty panels.

https://devilutionx.com/

Can you explain a bit better what you mean? Like a movable solar panel to charge a phone over usb?

For those it is basically better to charge a usb power-bank at a good sunny spot, at the optimal time and use that charge the phone later.

Also: we have a !diy@slrpnk.net community 👍

SteamOS is arch based, but not arch. We will see how far this will affect upstream, but since SteamOS mainly focusses on Flatpak for apps, there is no real need for a huge ARM repo.