Oh hmm… their image search is second to none but it never really crossed my mind to try the regular search, I’m not even sure why.

Interesting, I’d never even heard of that one!

How’s the resource usage of SearX?

Yeah, I meant to say in the post but forgot… I’m currently housing insecure, food insecure, etc… so I’m looking for a non-Kagi solution. But it’s definitely on my radar to try when I do have $ to spare.

I forgot to include in the post that I’m too broke for Kagi, otherwise I’d have tried it already :(

Voip dot ms employs a ton of countermeasures versus skript kiddies as voip fraud is a severe problem. You are unlikely to have much luck with Tor Browser. I have to ask them to take my boring data center IP off their greylist every time I want to add cash to my balance.

try voip dot ms

Save yourself a lot of trouble and get a hardware SIP phone like the Grandstream WP826. I spent years struggling with software phones, most of them suck ass and the good ones aren’t very good.

quick unboxing video

Then make sure to enable voice transport encryption and set SIP transport to TLS (not UDP) and set keepalive timers to something below 3 minutes or so. The encryption settings are not just for security, using TLS for SIP transport has way fewer problems with incoming calls than UDP in 2025 network environments.

There are some firmware issues with the Grandstream WP826 but they are steadily releasing new firmware updates every month or two. If you need absolute bulletproof reliability go for something more expensive, otherwise the WP826 or similar model will likely be good enough (I say that as someone who is easily vexed by shitty software/electronics)

ArchiveBox strikes me as being a rickety pile of hacks, but it does mostly do its job out of the box. The built-in search is abysmal however and must be replaced with one of the other options to be useful.

Currently in a holding pattern because, while I got RAM & SSD for a new-to-me “1-liter” server before tariffs hit, I don’t have the server itself nor any money to buy one, despite looking for 9th or 10th gen Intel which will cost me only $120 to $150 barebones.

Money to buy one is not coming in because the place where I live has nonstop noise & activity and I don’t have a separate room or any door I can close, which severely limits my ability to work as I have auditory hypersensitivity and an absolute need for solitude in order to recharge enough to think. 🤷🏻

mood

everybody downvoting your comment has zero experience being the go-to family tech guy for relatives in their 80s and 90s who can’t reliably distinguish between windows, dialog boxes, menus, and buttons

lol the downvote counter just ticked up a couple times as I was tapping around trying to figure out wtf

The text here is just copypasta about what Peertube is, not about the so-called v1 app.

More useful: https://joinpeertube.org/news/app-v1

Unfortunately, this reveals that one apparently still can’t upload or manage a channel from the mobile app 🤦🏻

if you wish to get roasted with additional specifics, see !localllama@sh.itjust.works

I should probably give in and get the Puli, I dislike non-replaceable batteries but I’m sure if it dies before I upgrade to 5G and give the device away I could figure out how to replace it.

The Spitz AX looks awesome for e.g. an RV base station etc, but too many antennas for travel use. I used old Spitz on Amtrak with some success. I wish they had a similar 5G unit with 2x external 5G antennas, and internal antennas only for wifi.

Maybe I will get my wish someday, GLi do like producing a variety of devices on a theme…

I have a Spitz, just don’t plan to run a VPN on the device itself as the CPU is very slow and will limit max thruput.

in the USA, LiFePO4 battery cost of drop-in 12V replacements has fallen to the point where lead-acid may no longer make sense for projects like this.

But why doesn’t it ever empty the swap space?

Why would it do anything with the swapped-out pages if they are never subsequently accessed?

Paging them back in for no reason is not an effective use of CPU time or system memory.

Congrats, you’ve arrived at the right place!

Source: I subscribed to a ton of Lemmy communities to quit Reddit, and the selfhosting ones are so active they routinely push other communities down below the fold unless I sort by new.

btw if you haven’t got into Proxmox yet, have a look at it.