schmonz.com is a Fediverse instance that uses the ActivityPub protocol. In other words, users at this host can communicate with people that use software like Mastodon, Pleroma, Friendica, etc. all around the world.

This server runs the snac software and there is no automatic sign-up process.

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dch :flantifa: :flan_hacker: boosted

[?]Keila: Open Source Newsletters » 🌐
@keila@fosstodon.org

Keila 0.40.1 is a security update that fixes several stored XSS vulnerabilities. This is important if you're and allow untrusted users to have accounts. For everyone else, the update adds new pretty 404 and 500 error pages 👀
github.com/pentacent/keila/rel

    #agile boosted

    [?]Dev Community » 🤖 🌐
    @devto@www.urbanmind.net

    Compare five project management tools by deployment model, planning workflows, operational ownership, and fit for different teams.
    Choosing an On-Premises Project Management Tool: A Practitioner’s Guide

      [?]Elena Rossini 🌈 » 🌐
      @_elena@mastodon.social

      There has never been a better time to introduce young French people to the wonderful world of decentralized social networks and - optional - .

      An accidental ad for the , exhibit A: politico.eu/article/french-gov

        #netbsd boosted

        [?]jbz » 🌐
        @jbz@indieweb.social

        [?]Eggs now in different baskets. » 🌐
        @the_wub@mastodon.social

        1/n OK about to start dipping my toes into the world of .

        Reasons.
        My disappointment with the new Mastodon web UI just reminds me of the many issues of using the "cloud", that is having your stuff on someone else's server.

        My disappointment with those working on the new UI sound just like any other UX developer in a big oligarch owned company who are not going to go back or not make any significant improvements to their beloved concept.

        As no-one is going to force them to.

          Ben Fulton boosted

          [?]Pino [He/Him] » 🌐
          @pino@pan.rent

          I’d like to start experimenting self-hosting with a Raspberry Pi + YunoHost, but I’m struggling to wrap my head around the security risks.

          If I expose it to the internet via my home router, this could potentially put all devices on my family’s home Wi-Fi at risk.

          Any security experts who can share advice on a safe setup for a beginner? 🙏

          All tips and suggestions are much appreciated!

            [?]viq [he/him] » 🌐
            @viq@social.hackerspace.pl

            Sigh, is slop, and dropping features.
            I've looked at rexify.org/ and I failed to find how it deals with secrets.
            I guess I either switch to by way of , or unify my systems on (and swallow linux sloppification). Sigh.

              [?]Justine Smithies [She / Her] » 🌐
              @justine@snac.smithies.me.uk

              Seriously contemplating migrating to just because I am starting to out grow in terms of size(followers/following). Don't get me wrong Snac is absolutely FANTASTIC and I'd 100% recommend it to anyone starting out their own fedi instance but Littlefedi is a lot snappier for me in terms of account size and it doesn't use near as much disk access as Snac. I haven't 100% made up my mind yet and something or someone may change it but the Littlefedi option is really looking promising.

                [?]Grunkle Moose » 🌐
                @RootMoose@mastodon.bsd.cafe

                Finally turned attention to getting Immich up and running tonight. I like it, seems snappy enough with tens of thousands of photos imported.

                The Immich website has a handy form driven page for generating a docker compose file so it took like 30 seconds to get it running once mutated to follow my way of doing things on my server (persistent storage, naming, cert proxy, etc).

                I struggled a bit with using the Immich command line tool to import my photo collection and in the process of trying to figure out why --recursive didn't work, stumbled upon the immich-go project on github. It's also a command line tool and works very well; immediately was able to recursively import photos, etc. Compiles cleanly on Alpine Linux (ofc, it's just golang).

                Immich-go has a migrate function that allows you to connect to one Immich server and copy the files to another Immich server (but no 'delete source' as far as I could tell).

                I set up a second Immich instance on a different port and started to use the migrate function to finally start moving all the photos of my computer electronics and vehicle technical projects out of the whole household's photo collection. My wife will appreciate that. Ha. Managed to split out 2026-2025, only ~25 more years to go. Ugh.

                Anyway, Immich (the server) and Immich-go (the CLI tool) are cool. Recommended.

                Fun!

                  [?]SeaGL 2026: Oct 23rd and 24th » 🌐
                  @SeaGL@mastodon.social

                  🎤 Upcoming at SeaGL 2026:
                  📍 10:30 AM on October 23
                  🗣️ "BadgeFed: Open, Decentralized Badges via ActivityPub"
                  👥 Speaker(s): Maho Pacheco
                  📍 Room: Room 250
                  🏷️ Track: Everything Else
                  📝 Digital badges promise portable, verifiable recognition, but in practice, they’re locked behind prop...


                  🔗 pretalx.seagl.org/2026/talk/UC

                    [?]Natanox 🔜 #40C3 » 🌐
                    @Natanox@chaos.social

                    Any good idea where to still find affordable larger HDDs (that aren't about to die)? Willing to go on an EU roadtrip for it. Perhaps someone knows someone, or something fell off a truck…

                    I refuse to sunset our idea of a capable family homeserver, especially now that streaming subscriptions get canceled left and right. Unfortunately we miss the worst parts… RAM and HDDs.

                    I'm aware the question is crazy…

                      [?]Jan Wildeboer 😷:krulorange: » 🌐
                      @jwildeboer@social.wildeboer.net

                      I just had a thought. Some people talk about and as some prepper like thing for weird people. I want to change that, as it certainly doesn't reflect how I feel about my mailserver, my various web servers and other services I run myself.

                      And that's where the thought comes in. From now on I will call it:

                      instead (or again, depending on your age :)

                      @homelab

                        [?]GreyUnix » 🌐
                        @greylinux@mylittlefedi.capella-ember.uk

                        Hi everyone from my littlefedi instance, this is my first test post with a media file.

                        This is one of my dogs when she was very young

                        #LittleFedi
                        #SelfHosting

                        a medium size black dog lying in a white and blue bed. Inside the bed is some of her toys, the one in the foreground is a little orange fox. The wall behind is white and the floor is a light coloured.wood

                        Alt...a medium size black dog lying in a white and blue bed. Inside the bed is some of her toys, the one in the foreground is a little orange fox. The wall behind is white and the floor is a light coloured.wood

                          [?]shom » 🌐
                          @shom@gts.shom.dev

                          LittleFedi is an excellent light weight but fully featured Fediverse platform (ActivityPub). I've been kicking tires and providing feedback on the test instance and excited for the first release to give it a go self-hosted.

                          @stefano has been leading a master class in community and developer relations. He has been stewarding the team and user community with enthusiasm and transparency. Congratulations to Stefano and the team.

                          Here's a great story of the project's genesis and journey. https://littleone.littlefedi.social/@littlefedi_official/01a0f644-8ed6-7a7d-ade6-46f4c0a74f41

                          #littleFedi #ActivityPub #Fediverse #FOSS #SelfHosting

                            [?]Paco Hope [He/Him] » 🌐
                            @paco@infosec.exchange

                            I love getting in print, but this time they’ve gone too far. I don’t know how they broke into my basement but I did not give them permission to use photos of my stuff in their mock ads.

                            Photo of a printed coupon in the onion. It pretends to be from Best Buy and shows a big cardboard box full of random computer cords like USB and power cables. The coupon says “good for one free pull from the Tub O’ Cords”

                            Alt...Photo of a printed coupon in the onion. It pretends to be from Best Buy and shows a big cardboard box full of random computer cords like USB and power cables. The coupon says “good for one free pull from the Tub O’ Cords”

                              [?]Brendan » 🌐
                              @brendan@social.brendans-bits.com

                              Today I want to start a little experiment:

                              • With an ISP who assigns me a /48 prefix, what is it like to host IPv6-only services on a FreeBSD host?
                              • What works? What doesn't?
                              • How does setting up IPv6-only services compare to setting up IPv4 services on FreeBSD?

                              Why IPv6 only?

                              It's 2026.

                              I'm going to go out on a limb and suggest that IPv6 offers you more freedom and choice about how you self-host than having to work around NAT (or CGNAT).

                              blog.brendans-bits.com/2026/09

                              Coming soon:

                              • Getting IPv6 on FreeBSD: not that hard at all
                              • Fediverse via IPv6 only: what's the experience like with snac (and littlefedi when that's released)
                              • IPv6-only jails on FreeBSD

                              (Thanks to @stefano for BSSG - making this blog possible)

                              Comments / feedback welcomed.

                                [?]Elias » 🌐
                                @eliasr@social.librem.one

                                Further evidence that gardening and self-hosting are intimately connected at a deeper level: as I'm growing tomatoes, the universe is clearly telling me which operating system to use for the next server in my closet: FreeBSD!

                                Photo of a yellow tomato with green leaves behind it. The tomato has two spikes, like horns sticking out, making it look like the FreeBSD mascot.

                                Alt...Photo of a yellow tomato with green leaves behind it. The tomato has two spikes, like horns sticking out, making it look like the FreeBSD mascot.

                                  [?]Larvitz :fedora: » 🌐
                                  @Larvitz@burningboard.net

                                  It started as a gag: a tiny popup telling IPv4 visitors that their provider hasn't yet discovered 1998.

                                  To do that honestly I needed something to echo the client address.

                                  Using ipify felt wrong when you run your own AS. So now it's a service. 🙃

                                  curl ip.hofstede.it
                                  curl v6.ip.hofstede.it/json
                                  curl v4.ip.hofstede.it/asn

                                  One Rust binary, server-rendered, zero JavaScript.

                                  ip.hofstede.it

                                  /cc @namedbird

                                    [?]Mr. V » 🌐
                                    @mrv404@mastodon.social

                                    Hello self-hoster friends, I have a question that seems to be a little divisive.
                                    I am building a new Proxmox server on an olde computer and I was wondering if I should install the Proxmox OS on an HDD or an SSD.

                                    Another similar question is, should I put the VMs on an HDD or an SSD? I guess it depends on the type of services and access speed to storage they require, but still, what are your opinions?

                                    -hosting

                                      [?]Daniel Wayne Armstrong » 🌐
                                      @dwarmstrong@fosstodon.org

                                      Its been some time since I've setup a home server, and even then I only used it to store backups from devices on the LAN.

                                      Never hosted anything that is reachable from the internet (besides SSH). I want to learn how to self-host a few services, starting with a Google Photos replacement; and littleFedi by @stefano .

                                      Thought of using a old laptop, but decided to step up to a ThinkCentre M720q. I've installed FreeBSD as the host OS.

                                      Onward!

                                      Output of the 'fastfetch' command, showing the system stats for a ThinkCentre M720q  mini pc running FreeBSD 15.1 with 32GB RAM and 1TB drive.

                                      Alt...Output of the 'fastfetch' command, showing the system stats for a ThinkCentre M720q mini pc running FreeBSD 15.1 with 32GB RAM and 1TB drive.

                                        [?]release_candidate » 🌐
                                        @release_candidate@mastodon.bsd.cafe

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