I do not have any insights into the Reticulum community, but this recently came accross my feed: https://codeberg.org/Lew_Palm/leviculum

That’s very much part of the experience you seem to crave /s

Hmm, odd that this one has 84V output. That’s AFAIK beyond the typical 48V battery charging voltage.

The problem with converting back and forth is both efficiency and that you need a seperate buffer battery (or at least super-capacitor).

IMHO, maybe the best idea is to just buy a so called balcony solar kit to feed into your regular home power circut and then charge as usual from a regular outlet.

63V DC output 🤔

Not hundert percent sure, but you are probably dealing with a nominally 48V battery pack.

Instead of converting back and forth DC/AC/DC, I would look for a solar charge controller that can charge 48V Li-ion battery packs.

The only problem might be finding a suitable plug if you don’t want to cut it off your existing charger.

You could also use them with https://www.filestash.app/ for example, but you still need something to actually store the files.

And Fediverse instances are similar. But that only works when you know what a car actually is.

Yes, as I said 🤷

When building you own servers from consumer hardware this is a bit difficult, but getting a PSU that actually fits to the power use profile of the server seems to make a difference. Sadly it is hard to get small PSUs with sufficient SATA power connections.

Sadly this. I have a graveyard of nice server boards that I got cheap before realizing how power hungry they are.

For CPUs basically anything older than gen 6 intel is too power hungry (although be careful with Xeon and xeon derived cpus, that are sometimes older gens rebadged as gen 6).

You sound a bit like someone who demands to be explained what a car is when entering a car shop 😅

Probably not, as the compatibility for Mastodon api using apps is experimental and not included at all in Misskey itself.

But if you want to host a server for a specific community that would apprechiate the more playful features of it, it is definitly a good alternative.

Works here 🤷

XMPP chat account integration.

If you go the RO option (not necessarily the best), be aware that if the tap water is chlorinated you need an active carbon filter before the RO membrane as the chlorine will otherwise damage it. And that active carbon filter will likely need replacement quite often.

What even happened to group support in Mastodon? Wasn’t that promised to be nearly finished and about to be released like some years ago?

https://boingboing.net/2020/08/14/lack-rack-ikeas-cheapest-ta.html

Cockpit is nice for that. The Podman integration of it is also useful.

It is explained in the readme linked in the OP.

tl;dr: they were using it before, but the codebase is old and hard to maintain and also doesn’t scale well in an online cloud office context.

Personally I have been using both (ONLYOFFICE and Collabora Office), and I can see why people prefer the former, even though for small personal use the latter is also ok.

I don’t really get what you mean. These are clients that connect to a S3 storage.

There are many options.

I have been looking into this for other reasons: https://codeberg.org/shroff/phylum but it might do the trick for you.

Or this one: https://www.filestash.app/