There's also https://github.com/awesome-selfhosted/awesome-selfhosted

Yep, that's the whole point of Nebula

TSG doesn't really support integrations like that. There are unofficial workarounds, but they're prone to break. Adding an API is on their roadmap, but might be a long time in the future

Die respektieren auch das Do-Not-Track des Browsers und werten das als "alle Cookies ablehnen", ohne dass man sich durch deren Cookiebanner klicken muss. Großer Bonus finde ich

According to the review at arstechnica it’s pretty good!

I’m not sure what to learn exactly

That you should keep backups :P

they're not only arguing it, they're doing successfully so

Had the same issue. I have a VM at a hoster which proxies requests to my nextcloud server at home. Both the VM and my server on my home network are connected via tailscale. I've been using the VM for other stuff as well and happened to have it anyways, I didn't get one just for this purpose

Short version: every app is the upstream release binary run directly

I'm still utterly dumbfounded, why you used Forgejo v/ which is not even supported anymore, instead of the current v15 (LTS) or v16. Where did you find these binaries?

Not yet, because it hasn't officially released yet. Will happen soon(ish) though I think. Some mastodon clients work with pixelfed as well, although not perfectly.

Yep! Identifying movie and TV stuff alsow works fine, so generally SSL works

I‘m very happy with my Pocketbook Era. Nice device, works with the onleihe system my library uses. Would buy the exact same one again

I use Inoreader as my RSS backend, they have that feature. They provide an email address, and everything that lands in that inbox pops up in my RSS feed. So I have a rule in my email inbox which forwards all their emails to the Inoreader address

I've been pretty happy with by Pocketbook so far

The new Tolinos are … not very good though