Atemu

My setup already goes quite a bit beyond basic file hosting.

There is no self hosted service I could imagine to need that I'd expect not to be able to host due to CPU constraints. I think I'll run into RAM constraints first; it's already at 3GiB after boot.

That’s impressive.

Yeah, you really don't need a lot of CPU power for selfhosting.

It's a J4105, forgot to mention that.

What do you use the system for? And services like PiHole or media server?

Oh, sorry, forgot to add that bit.

It's mainly a NAS housing my git-annex repos that I access via SSH.

I also host a few HTTP services on it:

https://github.com/Atemu/nixos-config/blob/ee2d85dc3665ae3cad463a3eb132f806651fe436/configs/SOTERIA/default.nix#L57-L75

The services I use most here are Paperless and Piped.

Mealie will be added to that list as soon as the upstream PR lands which might be later this evening.

My Immich module is almost ready to go but the Immich app has a major bug preventing me from using it properly, so that's on hold for now.

I do want to set up Jellyfin in the not too distant future. The machine should handle that just fine with its iGPU as Intel's Quicksync is quite good and I probably won't even need transcoding for most cases either.

I probably won't be able to get around setting up Nextcloud for much longer. I haven't looked into it much but I already know it's a beast. What I primarily want from it is calendar and contact synchronisation but I'd also like to have the ability to share files or documents with mere mortals such as my SO or family.
The NixOS module hopefully abstracts away most of the complexity here but still...

Could you leave journalctl -f running while Firefox is starting? Anything interesting happening right after initiating the start and/or before it actually starts?

I for one am still waiting for paperless-ngnxn2-next-3.0_hypr.

I use an Intel SBC with 10W TDP CPU in it. With a HDD and after PSU inefficiency, it draws about 10-20W depending on the load.

I don't know but the nature of the patches shifted over time. I believe initially, they allowed any app (or any system app?) to spoof signatures which I'd also agree to not allow. The current patches only allow it for the Google Play services and Play Store which is a much smaller attack surface.

Should be rather simple actually. You'd need a slightly modified version of Lemmy which simply ignores federated deletions.

Beyond that, you'd have to Index the fediverse somehow. This could probably be achieved by subscribing to all relevant communities. There's ready made bots for that I believe for the purposes of populating small instances with content.

The legal side of that is questionable at best though, just like removedit. Slightly less I'd say since re-hosting content here is generally allowed which was certainly not the case with Reddit.

Under the GDPR, they have the right to delete their name and other personal data from the database, not their content.

Some exceptions apply such as if they wrote their name or other personal details into their comment. Those parts would be covered by the GDRP but that's indeed exceptional, not the norm.

The comments we write here are "only" protected by copyright.
How exactly that manifests? Who knows. It's the same as IRC logs or mailing lists archives. A quick not at all exchaustive search revealed no relevant legal cases.

WDYM by "directory it drops down into"? nix develop stays in your current working directory.

If I wanted to clean up state, I'd create a clean task in the build system or build a clean script that I'd wire up to the flake outputs such that you could run nix run .#clean.

The regular FOSS Intellij Idea is the premier Kotlin IDE and can do Android too. Though Google is usually a slog to throw their AGP integration code over the fence which sucks because projects sometimes upgrade their AGP quite aggressively.

It's not happening for me.

Have they finally changed their mind?

Yes. https://review.lineageos.org/c/LineageOS/lineage_wiki/+/383751/2/pages/faq.md