Discord recently added "user installable apps". You can configure it though the installation context. I have only implemented the usual server installable apps so far, so I don't know what the apps in the new context are able to do. But it might be worth a look :)
Undaunted
joined 6 months ago
I quickly threw together a repository. But please keep in mind that I made some changes to it, to be able to publish it, and it is a combination of 3 different custom solutions that I made for myself. I have not tested it, so use at your own risk :D But if something is broken, just tell me and I try to fix it.
Sure! I'll try to do it today but I can't promise to get to it
I mostly use postgres so I created myself a small docker image, which has the postgres client, restic and cron. It also gets a small bash script which executes pg_dump and then restic to backup the dump. pg_dump can be used while the database is used so no issues there. Restic stores the backup in a volume which points to an NFS share on my NAS. This script is called periodically by cron.
I use this image to start a backup-service alongside every database. So it's part of the docker-compose.yml
I use FreshRSS with FeedMe and I'm pretty happy with it. Though many local news pages here decided to become assholes and use click bait titles and teaser texts now like "Big car crash! This important main road is closed down". So no real filtering possible and you again have to open the article to find out where you probably don't want to drive to.
But still you can define as many filters as you want and save them: FreshRSS
You then also can "share" these filters and subscribe to them separately in your reader app if you want.
That's indeed very shitty and shady of them and I actually might contact their support about that. Thanks for pointing that out!
I moved my acocunt temporarily because feddit is not working correctly as you might know. Idk why the hate but I'm not affiliated with them by any means, just a happy user.
I found search results surprisingly bad when I had to use is on another computer. I use Kagi (and yes it costs money but I rather pay that than pay with my data) which gives me way more accurate results. Google might have been the best search engine until a few years ago but from my experience it is not anymore.
I'll switch my windows drive to the LTSC IoT version, when this happens. The only reason I have dual boot is for a fallback, if some games make trouble. For example for whatever reason BG3 multiplayer freezes randomly on linux. Single player is fine though. So until I got that sorted out I can fall back to windows. But when even the LTSC support runs out, then that's it completely for me.