Amazing, thank you! I’ve had the same issue, otherwise I love CWA. Especially with Kobo integration.

The US directly made China as economically powerful as it currently is.

No, the logistic problem Google “solved” in making YouTube functional and free was born from a time when dumptrucks of VC money made it viable. It will never happen again, regardless of innovation.

This is not a technical problem, and in the case of the YT monopoly, it’s beyond even a people problem. Google got the money, and google won. It will be very difficult to unseat them.

Fair enough, thanks for taking the time.

With respect, help me out here…

I process PDFs all the time, both assembling text and images into PDFs and extracting images, text, layouts, etc. My uses are mostly cleaning up metadata and unwanted elements so they render correctly in more environments. I use pdftk and imagemagick for this, generally.

Is bentopdf just a nice GUI for tools like these?

I’m struggling to understand what part of bentopdf is “self-hosted”.

Maybe I don’t understand the use case for bentopdf, and considering how popular it is, that is likely true. However, I don’t get what this does…

• it’s self-hosted, but the processing happens on the client? Is this just a local application?
• it only works with PDF documents?
• What advantage does bentopdf have over something like paperless ng?

Again, if this is obvious to most ppl, forgive me.

Synching fork has been passed to a new maintainer for a couple months now. The new github is https://github.com/researchxxl/syncthing-android.

If you were using the old catfriend1 version, update your fdroid version and the source will switch over.

This is all out in the open and is resolved, there have been several app updates since then.

We would need to know your DNS query path and whether you are querying from inside or outside your private IP space. If you are querying against public servers, then that is completely public.

I registered mydomain.com as my primary router’s domain

Routers don’t typically deal with dns except to forward requests upstream or hand out server addresses as dhcp options. Can you elaborate what you mean by your “primary router’s domain”?

This is fine, but k8s is already a big ask for homelab and self hosting. And kamal requires a basic fluency in ruby, which is… not the most intuitive interpreter. I say this coming from years of managing chef.

Can you explain the “rotating containers back end”? I’m trying to understand what that adds to security.

Anubis is an elegant solution to the ai bot scraper issue, I just wish the solution to everything wasn’t just spending compute everywhere. In a world where we need to rethink our energy consumption and generation, even on clients, this is a stupid use of computing power.