lone-cloud

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by lone-cloud 1mo ago
Yes, they are https so security is not a concern. I want to crowd blend at the network level so that my requests don't aversive that I'm using a privacy notification system (or a VPN).
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by lone-cloud 1mo ago
I meant that at the network level, should something be monitoring, your client would be making requests to a unique (ntfy) address that virtually nobody else ever uses. Requests to Mozilla are more crowd blended as it's quite popular a
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by lone-cloud 1mo ago
The webpush endpoint registration is initiated from the client. The Android app can act as a client and it's the one that registers Mozilla's autopush service.
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by lone-cloud 1mo ago
I'm a privacy focused self hoster and ntfy was not good enough for me so I created Prism with an optional Android app: https://git.lonecloud.dev/lone-cloud/prism The difference: Your phone doesn't get notific
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by lone-cloud 2mo ago
I would recommend people use comaps instead which is the actual FOSS fork. OM has a long history of malicious behaviour like quietly adding ads, turning a part of its previously open sourced code proprietary and misappropriating donations.
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Show HN: Prism – Self-hosted notification gateway (Signal, Telegram, WebPush)(github.com)
2 points by lone-cloud 4mo ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Prism – Self-hosted notification gateway for privacy(github.com)
2 points by lone-cloud 4mo ago|0 comments
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by lone-cloud 5mo ago
Are you me? Somebody was talking about gitea on here yesterday and I also ended up self-hosting and moving all of my private projects to Ferjero yesterday after a bit of research. I can't bring myself to move public projects due to job
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by lone-cloud 5mo ago
I use rclone + backblaze. You get 10GB for free which is more than enough for self-hosted stuff.
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by lone-cloud 6mo ago
It's not that hard to implement. I did: https://github.com/lone-cloud/gerbil
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by lone-cloud 6mo ago
I did: https://github.com/lone-cloud/gerbil
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by lone-cloud 6mo ago
Any half capable engineer can vibe code this in a week. Who cares?
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by lone-cloud 8mo ago
Maybe we're arguing semantics, but I think calling shadcn a "basis for a design system" is more accurate than a traditional component library. The difference to me is that shadcn lives inside your codebase and you can fully c
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by lone-cloud 8mo ago
shadcn ui is not a component library but the basis for a component library that has great accessibility built-in from the start, so yes, it is a refutation.
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by lone-cloud 8mo ago
It's not that hard to build a design system with decent accessibility. Just use shadcn ui components instead of rolling your own.
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by lone-cloud 9mo ago
Maybe you should take your own advise and try to understand his perspective.
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by lone-cloud 9mo ago
When I finished reading it I thought it was an anti-Trump piece, but the author also wrote: "That's why it baffles me that some prominent technologists embrace hateful ideologies.". Was Trump a techie too? He must have been b
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by lone-cloud 10mo ago
The mindless code comments are a dead giveaway. It's always the same pattern of: "a thing" <--- here is a thing Generally a dev would clean these up, but when they don't it's a major red flag to me that it'
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by lone-cloud 10mo ago
The code is partly refined AI generated slop and the UX is lacking. The functionality is very basic and needs to be more thoroughly tested. This type of project is half a work day tops for a senior+ dev to create with agentic coding.
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by lone-cloud 10mo ago
- "Electron comes with a few rather significant drawbacks" Not going to mention them at all though? - what possible reason could one have to use Next with Electron? Not everything needs to be in Next and there's no reason for
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by lone-cloud 10mo ago
That's how the pros do it. Yes, you can load both a text and image gen models at the same time. Needless to say you'll need a very beefy GPU(s) to do this so I wouldn't recommend it unless you know exactly what you're do
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by lone-cloud 10mo ago
At the risk of sounding like a linux snob, I highly question OP's taste: - recommending X11 WM/DE over Wayland in 2025 is nasty work - 7.3/8 GB swap usage? mad man - bash? meh. integrated GPU? meh - 4k packages installed seem
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by lone-cloud 10mo ago
I would personally never use an out-of-the-box browser because of this. Instead of Firefox I use(d) LibreWolf which strips out all the Mozilla trash. I'd argue that all gecko-based browsers are "bad" and Mozilla has been larg
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by lone-cloud 10mo ago
Gerbil's built-in image generation is based on "StableUI" and I also prefer its super simple UI. Yes, you can load your own LoRa from the "Image Generation" tab. Gerbil also includes the optional ComfyUI integration
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by lone-cloud 10mo ago
I believe what you're describing is outside of the scope of Gerbil. Gerbil is not an LLM front-end, but Gerbil will run your LLM and seamlessly integrate (orchestrate) it with a custom front-end from the list in my original message. I
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by lone-cloud 10mo ago
Holy, your machine is a beast. 96GB of VRAM is pretty insane. I've been running a single 16GB VRAM AMD GPU. At the bottom of Gerbil's readme I listed out my setup where I use a 27b text gen model (gemma 3) but you'll be able
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by lone-cloud 10mo ago
I cannot judge the validity of your test and I have done any tests myself. I encourage you to read the link from post to the top firefox hardening resource (arkenfox) that labels NoScript redundant. This is further backed up by another top
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by lone-cloud 10mo ago
You're more trackable by using NoScipt and there's no good reason to use it if you know how to properly use uBlock: https://github.com/arkenfox/user.js/wiki/4.1-Extensions#-don... uBlock is a conten
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by lone-cloud 10mo ago
I might be a masochist, but I actually enjoy system design interviews and they're quite formulaic. Resources like "System design in a hurry" are great for narrowing down the formula. Where I live (BC, Canada) actually has a l
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Show HN: Gerbil – an open source desktop app for running LLMs locally(github.com)
37 points by lone-cloud 10mo ago|12 comments

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