Bookwyrm has a list feature and there’s already plenty list for like queer sci-fi, solarpunk and other “niche” genres. Not sure how fediverse-exclusive these are though.

Ich drück dir die Daumen.

Yeah that’s a solid approach if you and your housemates are the only users.

No, but the build system

How’s that supposed to work if the other people want to access it “from the Internet”, most likely meaning their mobile phones when not at home? Find out all IP subnets for the carrier?

Never heard of it, what’s that?

Lack of content is always relative of course, I’d say there’s some genres that are well represented where you can find reviews for most books. My timeline is everything but empty as well.

Duplication is a thing. It isn’t super annoying for most users though. Find any copy of your book and start reading.

It’s generally fine to open it up, if your somewhat know what you’re doing. I wouldn’t do it without some protection measures like fail2ban and making sure HA is always up to date.

Nabu Casa, the manufacturer of HA, has a paid option where they take care of publicly accessing your local HA instance. I think that’s a good solution as well. It includes backups on their servers.

I know and I’m considering it, I’m already running Proxmox anyways. The connection between zfs, permissions and NFS is what I like in TrueNAS.

I know and I’m considering it, I’m already running Proxmox anyways. The connection between zfs, permissions and NFS is what I like in TrueNAS.

You can move later and also export and import your reviews.

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Those aren’t NASes if I’m not mistaken?

Does cockpit have proper UI for ZFS and NFS? That’s the only reasons I’m using TrueNAS currently and I’m a bit annoyed with it generally.

TrueNAS is probably the most popular one. It’s pretty solid but also does a lot of things (like running apps in docker) and you have to get used to some design choices.

Danke!

Sorry, ich meinte, was ist der Unterschied zwischen der vereinfachten Variante und Bokashi?

Bookwyrm! It’s for discussing, reviewing and tracking books. It’s still beta but I’ve been enjoying it for years now.

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Auch keine schlechte Idee. Kenne mich mit Bokashi nicht so aus, was ist hier der Vorteil/Unterschied?

Interesting, I’ll have a look. They are available in Germany, but even pricier than you mentioned. Do you put rougher garden stuff in there as well? Like poison ivy? I could image the higher temperatures can handle it and also kill the seeds. Do slugs get in?

So you put it in there first and then on the compost when processed?