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This is 95% more information than you can consume or find useful. I cannot get these type of homepages except to have done a thing and feel happy about it. My “homepage” is a link to all my services, but I rarely use it because of that thing in between my ears that allows me to remember what service I want to use.

I don’t think there is a file in my Firefox directory that is Google.com but I get your point, that’s cache tho.

That’s an interesting idea, do I want my website guaranteed to be fully downloaded to someone else’s computer tho lol

Jellyfin respects your folder structure is what I mean!

Music on my server via Soulseek downloads and shares. I share it via SMB share and Jellyfin with tailscale to all my devices.

People often recommend Navidrome but its lack of care for folders irks me.

64g of ram is pretty darn powerful already!

So as in slop?

I don’t see notifications in the setting. Premium has auto transfer for 2,500¥ which is like 15$ or so, but I think I only paid 5$ for pro which is enough.

It’s on my home screen, I do it once a day or so. Depends how many photos you take. I probably have close to 100,000 from 2017 to today so I back them up regularly.

Yeah, I use it every day and have synced over 80k photos and videos to my servers with it. I absolutely love it. I know of no other option and I do not trust Immich or Nextcloud sync. I have never ever had an issue with photosync and if there is ever a rare error it tells me why.

I have it set to rsync to my local server. I open the app. It has already selected the recent media that is unsynced to said location. I then press sync and it does it in the background.

I believe the paid level above pro has some sort of auto sync based on location but I chose to not get that because I didn’t need it.

Super, super recommend!

The photosync app is amazing! I think I paid a onetime fee of 5$ for pro

Jellyfin for control over what your child can watch. Qbittorrent for getting the media. Immich for organizing their photos—way better than iphone images by a landslide. Jellyfin also for music. Babybuddy for infant tracking needs. I would use ghost for blogging. I also appreciate mediawiki for a family genealogy wiki. Wireguard/Tailscale for safety. Adguard for controlling what comes into the house. Stash for keeping parents happy.

Baikal or micro notes.md

Is that usb mounted??

Yea I thought so too

No ai? :)

What does this solve that a standard CalDav server doesn’t? Plenty of FOSS apps for web, Linux, iPhone that can all sync to the many caldav servers like Baikal? Caldav servers can handle unlimited numbers of tasks.

Also I read through your page it seems you don’t have CalDav implemented currently. How do you sync between local applications then? Would you sync with other CalDav servers? Or is the project just the webui currently?

Maybe I’m missing something but I don’t see how your couldn’t development meets any of these requirements except the nice ui

What does this mean in your readme? How has technology for such a simple seeming project been behind and caught up?

This is my third attempt; the first two failed because the technology for fast, offline-first apps wasn’t ready.

What’s the difference between this and Planify? This just looks like Planify.