As always, I want to note that seafile is not compatible with existing files, you can’t just point it at a directory, you have to upload them to seafile, and then you can only access them via seafile (at least that’s how I understand it, correct me if I’m way off base).

File Browser Quantum is AWESOME, I’m shocked I don’t hear about it more often.

If 463 pages sold, why does your website say 0/1000 claimed? Are you lying or did you use an LLM to create a broken website?

I seriously do not understand this.

• OP claims it’s just for fun, yet it isn’t, as it’s for money.
• OP says they’ve made hundreds of bucks on this, yet zero of the thousand pages are claimed.
• OP says it’d be “interesting … to give people a tiny piece of a website” yet they aren’t giving away anything, it’s costs money.
• “What if every person got their own HTML” but limits it to 1000 so every person cannot get their own HTML.
• OP posts in the self hosting community, yet they aren’t even self hosting the website and, if I paid $1, I wouldn’t be self hosting my HTML page.

I feel like if OP were just honest about this they’d have better luck. Not good luck, but better luck.

How do I do thing

Have you considered not doing thing

Thought I was on Reddit for a second. Guess some things transferred over.

They were saying they were concerned about fire risk with their non-battery setup. They brought up this setup as if it’d alleviate that risk.

A 40Kwh battery is like 10 grand, I’m not sure why you brought that up. I’d be more likely to invest in a second battery and solar panel. It’s been up for over 23 weeks right now, I’d guess a second solar panel and battery could keeping it up nearly 100% of the time, and it’d cost under $100 for a 200wh battery and 30w panel.

Yeah, I’m not sure what relation that has to this solar powered website.

So… You’re saying that if there’s no power the website goes down.

Immich is the easiest self-hosted thing I’ve set up. It also might’ve been the first.

Just want to note that Molly IS Signal, just a fork of it with some added features, in case OP isn’t aware. Definitly just go for Signal unless you have a specific reason to use Molly.

Yeah, this is the one. My archive is currently about 20TB.

So far we’ve just been using it manually to plan meals and go shopping, I hadn’t thought about having it automatically choose meals.

I’ve never self hosted a discord alternative, but it doesn’t seem like it’d cost anything to just spin it up beside existing self hosted infrastructure.

Ahh, use an LLM instead, got it, thanks!

/s

Symphonium and Tempest are both android clients that support Navidrome and all the features you mentioned (if I’m reading your comment correctly)

What’s the lemmy community equivalent to lost redditors? Or maybe just the one for spammy bullshit. Not sure. If OP is just lost, I’d love to hear how they got here and thought this was related to self hosting.

I don’t need a raw video older than a day after the video is finished. I also don’t need TBs of legally acquired content. I also don’t need TBs of archived YouTube videos. I don’t really need a NAS. I don’t need a phone. We don’t really need any of this tech stuff actually.

To answer your question more seriously, they’re nice to have sometimes, instead of having to re-edit finished videos to make a compilation or something. I’m also hoping that maybe I’ll see some success some day and be able to hire a more skilled editor (or even just me from the future with improved skills) to turn old media into feature-length films or just better versions of what I released. I dunno. It’s data hoarding, but when I do want it, it’s super nice to have.

I’ve also seen multiple professional creators talk about regretting not keeping the original footage from their old videos, so I’m not making that mistake. It’s just nice to have it if you ever do want it, and I have the skills to archive it myself on the cheap, as compared to paying something like BackBlaze $7/TB/mo.

Just checked and my average video this year is currently at 400GB, so that’s $4*2 for redundancy, so $8 per week aka $35/mo. If it were in BackBlaze, my subscription fee would go up by $12 per month forever, and it’d currently be at $630/mo, with zero redundancy. When I frame it like that, I’d be a fool not to do it!

That’s exactly my plan haha, and yeah, it sucks. Thanks Comcast.

Yeah, I have 40Mbps uploads at my house, that’s the best I can get. I create anywhere from 100GB to 3TB of footage per week. On the high end, it’d take an entire week to sync, sucking up all of my upload bandwidth for that time, meaning I wouldn’t even be able to upload the videos I create to YouTube/PeerTube in a reasonable amount of time. When I get faster upload speeds I’ll definitely have to build a remote NAS for closer to real time backups.