Kernal64

The Bangle.js 2 for the smartwatch category. Open source OS, no server to phone home to, the data stays on device unless you copy it to your phone or PC. The heart rate monitor and sleep detection are jank af, but it does everything else well.

Holy shit, Service Merchandise… Oof, I just aged another few decades remembering that store!

There are at least two of us!

You don’t need a server for Syncthing, you lying clanker.

Well done. This took me a minute. 😂

What a terrible day to have eyes.

Lol yeah, that’s something.

"Features:

• Exists."

You don’t need to worry about finding a whole bag of bones. That eldritch horror will just rip all the bones right out of your body to feed its insatiable desire for more bones.

At this point, we’ve jumped all the sharks in the ocean. They’re now jumping us.

Congratulations, you’ve described a common human behavior that humans have been doing for all of human history. 😐

All this nonsense about this or that generation doing something incomprehensible to other generations is just distraction and noise meant to keep us attacking each other instead of coming together against the oligarchy that’s been systematically grinding us down for ever increasing profits.

I’ll review the docs and give this a shot either this evening or tomorrow. Thanks again for pointing me in the right direction!

Thanks for your help! It’s very much appreciated. I was thinking I might want to use this VPS for an occasional OwnCast stream and as a SyncThing target, so it sounds like I’ll need a reverse proxy. Any recommendations on something relatively easy to use? I’ve seen people mention ngnix, traefik, caddy and a few others, but I’m not sure which would integrate nicely with ESS. Also, I appreciate the heads up about the helm commands. Definitely important info to have!

I guess I’ll have to make a Matrix account elsewhere to join the support room so I can make a Matrix server of my own. 😅 Thanks for the link! Hopefully they’ll be able to help me figure out the issue.

That tracks. I’ve never actually uwu-ed before, so I didn’t know how hard to go. 😂

Sorry for the delayed response, things have been wildly busy for me.

I did configure my domains as instructed, and they do resolve to the expected IP address. I don’t have an already existing reverse proxy, so I was just following along with what the guide was telling me to do. That said, this may be the issue, because I don’t recall seeing any specific set up for the included reverse proxy and I’ve been through that guide 3 times. I haven’t configured port forwarding on my router since I’m using a Hetzner VPS for this, but I did make sure to open up the required ports on the firewall.

I’ve been trying to get this running for days, but I’ve had no luck. I follow the install instructions and when I get to the last step of actually starting the service, it fails, seemingly because there’s some issue with the config file that I can’t figure out. I was hoping this would be a good alternative for ESS Community, which I had no luck with either.

What was your secret to get it working? I’ve been trying to get it running for 2 weeks following the official guide. I’m able to create an admin user via the CLI, but when I try to go to any of the subdomains I’ve created, I either get a 404 or the TLS handshake fails to complete. The people behind ESS are very clear that they do not offer any support and I haven’t been able to find an answer to this problem anywhere.

That is a very mean and hurtful thing for that video to say!

What a terrible day to know how to read.