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Seafile is an alternative for self-hosting: https://www.seafile.com/en/product/seafile_on_premise/

I haven't tried it. Seems to be more efficient than Nextcloud. It also has way less features. So. 🤷

Nextcloud definitely seems solid... but let's be honest, it is definitely a resource hog. I tried deploying NextCloud on a VPS with 2GB of RAM, with most features turned off. The instance was empty. After a few minutes, I started getting alerts that I was using 100% of my memory.

Nextcloud isn't gonna work the way you expect it to with 2GB of RAM. It doesn't seem like you'd be able to run this on some cheap, low powered device.

Someone rewrite it in Rust! 😅

Uhh... how do we stop using Android? I mean, these recent attacks by Google seem like they're going to break GrapheneOS and friends, no?

Oh... I guess it makes sense. Definitely took me a few minutes to think through this... So...

Total: 11

1st attempt: 20
Change: 20 - 11 = 9

Cashier asks: +1

2nd attempt: 21
Change: 21 - 11 = 10

Obviously i can’t be online and have my pc powered on 24/7 as i have a life outside the web

You... don't have to sit in front of your computer while it's on... leave it on and go to work/school/sleep. Sharing is caring. 🙂

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Would be interesting to compare the carbon footprint.

Yeah, definitely. I thought this was interesting because cleaning up certain dinners requires A LOT of paper towels. And then there are dinners where I end up with a small jar of oil, which is too much oil for paper towels. Thought this may save a few trees.

I currently use (probably too many) paper towels to absorb the oil and then toss them into the trash can. I'm not happy with this solution, but I don't want to pour it down the drain.

I found this the other day https://fryaway.co/ but I haven't tried it yet. It's supposed to make the oil solid so you can more easily toss it.

I didn't say exactly 400k. I said "make around that amount of money"

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My main point is that you shouldn't kill yourself for only 400k per year. Ask for much, much more.