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Wondering if this is just the first step towards doing a minio in the future.

I've tried everything from Nextcloud, ownCloud, OpenCloud, and Pydio Cells. But I still can't seem to find exactly what I'm looking for, and I'm wondering why it doesn't already exist. File storage is (in my opinion) one of the most helpful use cases for a self-hosting setup, but I don't understand why there isn't a self hosted cloud storage platform that:

• is cross-platform
• has relatively low resource usage
• uses a flat file structure, not S3-style blobs
• handles thumbnailing for more file types than just images
• has virtual filesystems OR selective sync for common operating systems
• has decent sharing or multi-user tools
• has good upload and download speeds

Essentially, I don't understand why a fully self-hostable and user-friendly Google Drive alternative doesn't exist. I'm a developer and I understand that it would obviously be a large undertaking to build, but it's a type of software that's very common for self-hosters and I don't see why a better option doesn't exist than the established players. NextCloud is too heavy/is trying to do too much, ownCloud is too corporate and a pain to maintain (plus the interface is crap), Pydio is good but the client apps (aside from the web app) are horrendous, Seafile is limited to blobs and is slightly proprietary, FileRun is paid, etc. Just seems to me like a major gap in the space. Anyone have any insight on why something like this doesn't exist?

Just in case anyone doesnt want a VPN on 24/7 or to upload their ID to look at thick femboys.

You can host your own internal Pornhub completely free from all overzealous government censorship.

https://github.com/stashapp/stash

The world has changed so much in the last year, and AI is so good that it can really replace humans. I don't remember the last time I actually wrote pure code myself.

Open source has always been a community: people write code, they learn, and they do stuff together.
Today, everything I get is AI - mostly, unchecked AI.

People contribute stuff even without checking, without knowing the architecture of what they built.

You get 100% more contribution, 100% more slop, and a lot of spam.

As a single person, it's very hard to maintain something like.

Postiz is not going to change; it's going to be 100% open-source like always, AGPL-3, everything that is inside the commercial version is 1:1 with the open-source. same as it was in the last two years, and I don't see it ever changing.

Code will always remain free, and I encourage people also to open issues (maybe even just provide the "prompt" for the issue)

But I no longer feel I can maintain PRs.
I have so much respect for those people who do!

I know you hate me right now, it goes against open-source, but I literally can't do it anymore.

im hating the idea, not the person ;), also look down for a temp solution

Title speaks for itself, almost every single post in the last few weeks is just someone promoting their vibecoded bs app that is either something simple like file transferring (there is already some well trusted ones that are faster better etc.), or something really complicated that ai cant do without security flaws... (Huntarr).

idc how this post looks, how it sounds, if vibecoders get offended, i just want the mods to actually remove this and not just try to "prevent" it with the rules they changed..

upvote if u think so 2 so it gets to the top, in my opinion commenting on someones post saying its slop wont do anything, wont help anyone.

shout out to u/masterio for this:

It's a shame the Vibe Code and Built with AI labels were removed as it made it incredibly easy to filter out these posts with ublock.

! Enough Vibe Coded bullshit sh.reddit.com,www.reddit.com##shreddit-post:has-text(/.*Vibe Coded \(Fridays!\).*/) sh.reddit.com,www.reddit.com##shreddit-post:has-text(/.*Built With AI \(Fridays!\).*/) 

Another good way of filtering out the AI generated posts is filtering out on the characters that hardly anyone actually uses in casual online postings.

! AI Slop (No you don't really "use" EM dashes in informal discussion online) ! See: ! https://www.pieceofk.fr/the-rise-of-the-em-dash-in-ecology-abstracts/ ! https://www.reddit.com/r/dataisbeautiful/comments/1kfg9b8/oc_em_dash_usage_is_surging_in_tech_startup/ sh.reddit.com,www.reddit.com##shreddit-post:has-text(/—/i) sh.reddit.com,www.reddit.com##shreddit-comment:has-text(/—/i) 

Hi folks, hope you are having a great weekend.

I am happy to share that the original Docker Hub namespace bentopdf/bentopdf has finally been restored to us.

However, to avoid disruption and keep things consistent for everyone who has already migrated, we will continue using and publishing images under bentopdfteam/bentopdf and bentopdfteam/bentopdf-simple going forward. During this period, I was in touch with the Docker team regarding the situation, and I am glad to confirm that no malicious images or other harmful activity occurred under the namespace while it was unavailable to us.

* Official images: bentopdfteam/bentopdf and bentopdfteam/bentopdf-simple

* Deprecated: bentopdf/bentopdf

All documentation, automation, and future releases will continue to reference bentopdfteam/bentopdf and bentopdfteam/bentopdf-simple

However should you need to downgrade to earlier versions of bentopdf, you can now safely do so. Thank you to everyone who updated their setups during the transition and for your continued support! 🙏

If the moderation team doesn't care, the users won't care, and if the users don't care, everyone is just going to accept that selfhosted apps just means slop.

Good for people who do content creation around this stuff, but bad for people on social or on AI platforms (and search engines) that rely on the free curation performed by the people on social media.

Hope the people that stick around enjoy the wild west this place is about to become!

I keep reading about people spending weekends debugging their self-hosted stacks, but I'm curious about the opposite — what services have you deployed that just work with zero maintenance?

For me it's Vaultwarden. Set it up over a year ago in Docker, mapped a volume, set up a daily backup cron, and haven't touched it since. It just runs. Auto-syncs across all my devices, never crashed, never needed an update that broke anything.

Close second is Uptime Kuma — dead simple monitoring dashboard that sends me alerts when something else breaks. Ironic that the monitoring tool is the most reliable thing in my stack.

What's yours?

Been running Pi-hole for about 3 years and it's been solid. But I keep seeing people recommend AdGuard Home, especially for the built-in DoH/DoT support and per-client filtering.

For those who tried both: is the switch worth it? My main questions:

• Blocklist compatibility (I have a pretty tuned set of lists)
• Performance on a Raspberry Pi 4
• Integration with Unbound as upstream resolver

Also curious if anyone went with Blocky or Technitium DNS instead. What are you running and why?

Hey everyone.

I'm just... so over Spotify. The clients are crap, the whole company does not give a flying fuck about anything but profits, and in top of that some of my favorite songs have been getting randomly censored.

The problem is, I can't just "download everything locally" and be done with it. I'm ok with piracy, and I have a truenas scale box that can handle it, but I can't give up algorithmic recommendations. I listen to music 6-14h a day, I'm a huge melomaniac, and I thrive on finding new artists and genres every day. Spotify's algorithm has gotten insanely good in my experience over the last couple of years, to the point when it can just autoplay something after one of my songs and 90% of what it plays are bangers for me.

So what can I do? I have basically around half a year to figure something out (kind of an arbitrary deadline, basically Spotify only supports up to 10k songs in a playlist and I'm at 9k right now - my estimate is another 6 months to fill up the remaining 1k)

Is it even feasible to build a good recommendation algorithm that runs on your own hardware with your own library?

I've thought about using stuff like last.fm to automatically fetch songs to download with something like an *arr service, but it feels like it's just a temporary solution, especially now that Paramount got acquired and last.fm's future is uncertain.

Anything you guys can recommend? Thanks in advance.

Yoo guys. CVE-2026-29000. Anyone with your server's public key can forge admin tokens. If you're running any Java-based selfhosted app that uses pac4j for authentication, you're exposed.

Writeup: https://www.codeant.ai/security-research/pac4j-jwt-authentication-bypass-public-key

Affected: pac4j-jwt < 4.5.9 / < 5.7.9 / < 6.3.3

Check your JARs. ⁠ grep -r "pac4j" your-app/lib/ ⁠ or check your dependency tree.