The things I currently selfhost are:

• Grafana (Graph server stats)
• Forgejo (Personal git forge)
• Stirling pdf (PDF manipulation)
• Synapse
• NPM (proxy manager)
• Immich (Image backup and storage)
• Jellyfin (Media streaming)
• Speedtest tracker
• MC server

Always searching for other interesting and useful things to selfhost 😅 For Matrix I'm currently using the Element client, what is your experience with Cinny? Would you recommend it?

Close but not exactly, your body is capable of freely switching between fat or carb burning. When your body really thinks it's starving, it will start "eating" your muscles instead.

Fat burning gives steady supply of energy instead of the highs and lows of energy dense carbs. You feel this the hardest after lunch, on carbs you'll often feel tired and sluggish. You don't have this on keto.

Switching into keto can be a miserable experience though, so you're right about that. Once in keto it's chill.

Benefit of Matrix is that it offers bridging chat to and from other chat applications. It eases transitioning to it as you can have all your chats in one place.

But if we're all leftist here, isn't this just another echo chamber?

Jeroba

Sounds like a planet housing some skywalker kid

Same, I hope it will have similar feel to Hawkins.

I miss Hawkins :(

To clear up confusion, 6MBps (MegaByte) down would be equal to 48Mbps (Megabit). So you would be above the mentioned standard.

Or you made typo, then you're indeed below standard ^^"

The newest Jerboa version allows to hide the labels, perhaps a sufficient workaround for now.

Somehow Create feels very vannila-esque. No UI's, no 1 block does it all, creative freedom,... It's a nice change of pace between all the tech mods out there.

The app is still in alpha, you'll encounter bugs but that doesn't mean your specific bug is caused by the missing lemmy version error.

Anyhow, are you running Jerboa version 0.36? If so, update to 0.37, it sounds like a bug that was resolved in that version.

Yeah, I believe pawb.social just doesn't return lemmy version as how Jerboa expects it (notice the empty brackets in screenshot of OP), thus Jerboa shows error even though the app just works.

If your home instance updated to newest lemmy version (0.18 I believe) you have to use newest Jerboa version (0.0.35)

Otherwise you have to use Jerboa version 0.0.34

Will it fail? Probably.

Will it be interesting? Hell yeah imo, I don't mind giving it a shot

Got my hands on an old HP Proliant DL385P Gen8, on it I got running:

• Jellyfin
• qbittorrent
• Homepage
• Grafana
• Prometheus
• Minecraft server
• Pihole
• Some private projects (Angular, PostgreSQL, ...)

Most of them are running in Docker containers. Am still looking for things to add, Lemmy could be interesting although I don't have any communities in mind to host.