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stonewall

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About stonewall

https://www.sacredheartsc.com/

Recent public activity

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    Comment #40200275

    Seems like this is becoming the terminal phase of the FOSS lifecycle for many projects. I wonder what makes some long-lived communities immune to this behavior...OpenBSD comes to m…

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    Comment #40039329

    It's been what, over twenty years now? If a technology is useful, you don't have to shame people into using it. At some point we will have to admit we made a big mistake.

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    Comment #36093329

    (Author here.) Sadly its a lot less interesting: my home ISP still doesn't support IPv6.

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    Comment #35141783

    Do people not use Linux anymore? General Linux admin skills were common knowledge when I was in university ~10 years ago, and many people ran Linux as their primary OS. Most of my …

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    Comment #35037800

    I regularly back up to some external HDDs that I keep outside the home. For pictures specifically, I recently discovered M-Disc [0], which are (allegedly) archival-quality, writabl…

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    Comment #35037526

    Thank you for the kind words :)

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    Comment #35036455

    Your perspective resonates with me! I have 3 kids under 6 years old, and I can definitely see this easily creeping up in my future. My family situation is partly why I just went wi…

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    Comment #35036309

    Nope, that would totally work.

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    Comment #35035812

    I have some automation that does a weekly archive of everything important to a ZFS-based NAS. Home directories are also stored there over NFS, with hourly/weekly/monthly snapshots.…

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    Comment #35035735

    1. Yes, most people will tell you not to host your own email, because its too complicated/difficult to get your mail delivered reliably. A lot of this is FUD. Yes, email is a bit m…

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    Comment #35034409

    I almost certainly don't save any money considering electricity cost. I have a dell r630 for compute and an r730xd that I use as a NAS. Then I have one switch for the rack and a PO…

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    Comment #35034353

    I plug my cable modem into a server running the OPNsense firewall [0], which has a wireguard plugin. I set up a wireguard VPN in OPNsense. Then I downloaded the wireguard app in F-…

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    Comment #35034142

    I self-host literally everything (email, calendar/contacts, VOIP, XMPP, you name it) from by basement with used 1U servers from eBay and a cable internet connection. It was probabl…

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    Comment #34730099

    I get the impression that sabre/dav markets itself more as a platform on which one can build their own CalDAV/CardDAV applications. I run it standalone, because I wanted a CalDAV s…

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    Comment #34729244

    That may be true for the older version of sabre/dav that Baikal seems to depend on, but the current version of upstream works just fine with PHP 7. I'm currently running sabre/dav …

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    Comment #34728327

    I self-host my family's calendar and contacts using sabre/dav, and I've been very happy with it. It provides CalDAV, CardDAV, and per-user WebDAV shares. For clients, I use Evoluti…