The recent update broke everything (it automatically locks on app exit both on Android and iOS, even if the automatic lock is set to never)

Thanks for the link! A very pleasant read

It would be great to have one

Here in Italy we only drive manual

No.

EDIT: did it now for the first time

What are the advantages of using postgres? It makes radarr/sonarr faster?

I need to try it ASAP!

Yep Cloudflare protects against classic DDoS (like many clients doing a lot of small requests). Here attacks are performed presumibly by users that know very well how the Lemmy’s backend works and where bottlenecks are, so that with a small number of well made requests they are able to mess up the backend and Cloudflare doesn’t notice it

I think it’s worth it, starting from the fact that you support them for offering you free lifetime storage for all your chats, files and media

Lemmy doesn’t require a lot of resources to run smoothly, especially for instances with a low number of users. The only concern may be if you upload a lot of images, they are stored on your drive.

If you don’t want to manage a single user instance you can join someone’s instance (like mine, I am the only one in my instance)

I’m not 100% updated on the matter but as far as I know, post’s IDs are not the same among instances so there is no way, currently, to address them from other instances

OMG this game, I used to play it a lot

We have a similar view in many things (politics, life, and so on) but with very different interests and ways to do daily things

I think it shows 100% because it started now to monitor that server, so it has no clue on what happened in the past

I like it! Can you add my instance? lemmy.g97.top

Try using a specialized software like rsync (on Linux, idk if it is available on windows too)

😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱 I don’t know how to express how much this shocked me

I want to know more 😳 do you have something? A link?

Wireguard (if you can open udp ports)

I started with proxmox and I’ll continue to use it because it’s very nice to use. As backup I use an rclone mount that is shared via NFS (everything inside a container) and I set that NFS share as a backup storage in proxmox. I think it is a bit convoluted but works fine enough for now.