No. Reddit has 3 co-founders; Steve Huffman, and the current CEO (/u/spez), Aaron Swartz (/u/AaronSw/), and Alexis Ohanian (/u/kn0thing).

Agreed.

Bash is a really great shell, but consider trying out a functional shell scripting language like Elvish (which is also a shell). Syntatically it’s pretty similar and not hard to pickup, but it’s stupid powerful. A cool example is updating different servers via ssh in parallel using a servers.json file;

[
  {"name": "server.com", "user": "root", "identity": "~/.ssh/private_key0", "cmd": "apt update; apt upgrade -y"},
  {"name": "serverb.com", "user": "root", "identity": "~/.ssh/private_key1", "cmd": "pacman -Syu"},
  {"name": "serverc.com", "user": "root", "identity": "~/.ssh/private_key2", "cmd": "apk update; apk upgrade"}
]

and a little elvish magic;

var hosts = (from-json < servers.json)
peach {|h|
  ssh $h[user]@$h[name] -i $h[identity] $h[cmd] > ssh-$h[name].log
} $hosts

Just run the script and boom, done. You can even swap out peach which is parallel each for each if you want to do each command procedurally–but I really love using peach, especially with file operations over many different files. Linux is fast, but peach is fuckin’ crazy fast. Especially for deleting files (fd -e conf -t file | peach {|x| rm $x }, or one thing that I do is extract internal subs (so they play on my chromecast) in my Jellyfin server, using elvish makes it really fast;

fd -e mkv | peach {|x| ffmpeg -i $x -map 0:s:0 $x.srt }

Find all *.mkv files, pass the filenames through ffmpeg (using peach) and extract the first subtitle as filename.mkv.srt. Takes only about a few seconds to do thousands and thousands of video files. I highly recommend it for home-labbers.

Pretty dumb example, but peach is like 6x faster;

❯ time { range 0 1000 | each {|x| touch $x.txt }}
5.2591751s
❯ time { range 0 1000 | peach {|x| touch $x.txt }}
776.2411ms

IMO linkwarden was a real PITA. I’ve been trying linkding and it’s been really great so far. I’ve had no issues like I had with linkwarden.

How many times is this going to be regurgitated?

OP is an iPhone user. They’re very used to their tiny phones and they love them and simply can’t understand why everyone wants a large phone.

Dockge

Dockage was nice, and it was much simpler, however, I had to leverage more docker commands via my VPS with it, because there weren’t a lot of options, specifically network settings.

Just swapped VPS hosts from ssdnodes to MassiveGRID. Got a pretty sweet deal, so I’m pretty excited.

Got my services transferred over this week and it’s been fun as hell. It’s interesting because I was discussing Portainer with my buddy and he has Portainer on his local PC to connect to his remote instances and with hindsight it sounds obvious of course, but it’s such a nice little setup. Just finished setting up my Jellyfin reverse proxy so I’m gonna watch a movie and chill.

I’ve tried the media-server/live-tv route and it’s just…awful. It’s quite literally not even worth it. Jellyfin “supports” IPTV, but being able to find high quality streams (that are online with any frequency) with the appropriate metadata is frankly impossible. It’s just plain not worth it.

Now that Google is slowly but surely going to shits

https://udm14.com/

Is your caddy container network set to host? Or at least set to a network which is on the same network as your proxied services?

Ensure that nginx is stopped, and if the domain doesn’t work, attempt to direct connect using your servers IP address and the correct port. If you still can’t connect, check your firewall rules.

Did you setup DNS to point to your caddy sever?

But you gotta understand, there’s no subject to your statement. You just said “it doesn’t work” and I have no idea what you’re doing. Are you installing podman? Are you installing caddy? Are you setting up caddy as a reverse proxy? Are you trying to bring your dog back from the dead? I have no frame of reference.

it doesn’t work

…what exactly doesn’t work. You’re not really giving me enough to help you with.

Application is bashtop. Terminal theme is gruvbox.

Forejo isn’t an “app.” It’s a for-profit fork of Gitea… It’s a hosted git solution. Quite a bit more than “an app.”

Seems to be online, but honestly duckdns isn’t exceptionally reliable…

Check out hurricane electric. You can activate any A record as a DDNS record: http://i.xno.dev/u/fpaXcG.png

Once the A record is activated, they’ll give you a key that you can simply update with curl or something similar. I created a function for my shell and just run it via crontab;

fn ddns { xhs -4 "https://dyn.dns.he.net/nic/update?hostname=domain.com&password=password&myip="(xhs -4 -b https://myip.addr.tools/plain) }

and then just execute:

❯ ddns
HTTP/1.1 200 OK
Cache-Control: no-cache, must-revalidate
Content-Length: 18
Content-Type: text/html
Date: Sun, 02 Mar 2025 09:35:31 GMT
Email: DNS Administrator <dnsadmin@he.net>
Expires: Mon, 02 Mar 2026 09:35:31 GMT
Server: dns.he.net v0.0.1

nochg {ip}

No dependencies, no software, and he.net is an ISP/Transit/COLO so they’re highly available (https://he.net/Hurricane_Electric_Geographic_Network_Map.jpg). I’ve been using their service for 5-6 years and never been down.

How complex is your nginx reverse proxy? Caddy is relatively straight forward: https://i.xno.dev/u/fc8N0n.png

Yeah let’s instead install a massive bloated shit project that the original developers left years ago and the maintainers don’t know heads from tails of the code base because it’s too massive to maintain

So much this. I recently had OneDev recommended to me as a forgejo alternative. I was told that it was “very lightweight.” Intrigued I tried it out. It fuckin’ runs java and is resource heavy as fuck. Just sitting idle it consumes almost 13% of VPS RAM: http://i.xno.dev/u/SGXxO2.png

I don’t even a little bit agree. You’re welcome to your opinion, but being an asshole just for the sake of it is a bad look.