I thought after s2 of Discovery, something exactly like that was already a thing?
Or am I misremembering, it’s been a while.
That’s a very good shout, I wasn’t aware there are pre existing lists. That’s a great step, and definitely one I will look to add to my own instance.
Oh yeah that’s totally not ominous
Belgium really has some awesome comics! I always thought a bunch of them were Dutch, as they were written in Flanders.
Was quite a funny moment when I figured out most of my favourites were Belgian.
Grappig genoeg, net een "Lemmy"-instance opgezet om weg te gaan van Reddit 😅
Daarnaast ook even met de hoge drukspuit m'n tuintegels schoonmaken met dit heerlijke weer.
First of all: take a breath!
Pihole is a great start, and an awesome piece of software. As self-hosting is quite broad, there are quite a few options, so I have two suggestions that should still be relatively simple to continue with, and that I thoroughly enjoyed when getting started.
- Webservers: Something like Caddy, NGINX or Apache (Caddy being likely the simplest choice here), will allow you host your own website! If you open a port on your router, this website can also be accessed remotely (be careful! Without SSL, you should not expose any forms, to avoid those being leaked). A bit outside the realm of "self-hosting" — but Cloudflare allows you to setup SSL with relative ease and also allows you to link a domain your website.
- Game Servers: Many options in this space, so take a pick for a game you like! I am an avid minecraft enjoyer, and regularly setup modded servers to play with my friends. You can find some more info here on how to get started with a Minecraft server implementation called "Fabric"
Have fun! And if there is something more specific you're curious about, feel free to ask 😀
kane
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Don’t really have a recommendation about which, but I do about how.
For repositories that I deem important, either for practical or nostalgia reasons, I use Gitea to keep an up to date clone. I believe most self hosted Git solutions offer a similar functionality, like Gitlab has one too that I’m aware of.