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  • It's not quite as simple as a single docker compose, but the Element Server Suite for hosting a matrix home server (synapse) was fairly simple to get working.

  • I checked via the serial number in your screenshot and it is a verizon phone.

  • If it's a Verizon model, you're out of luck as they lock their bootloader completely with no means to unlock it. Some of those imei checker tools will list if it's from a specific carrier so you can confirm.

  • You guys wanna make some bacon?

    I love Brennan and Bud Cubby, the character he's portraying in that clip.

  • There's like a million options for text only chats. The reason discord is popular is that it has voice and video calls, screen sharing, and text chat. Most people don't want to need 3 or 4 different programs with 3 or 4 different accounts to use those features.

    That is the appeal of discord, and there are very few options that offer a similar, seamless experience. It is (moving towards was) the "right tool for the job" for all of those features, all in a single tool.

  • There's an additional component, and how you deploy it depends on the method you're deploying things. If you do the Element Server Suite (https://github.com/element-hq/ess-helm) via their instructions, it includes the voice/video component and web client. If you deploy your homeserver in a different way, you should be able to find instructions for Element Call.

  • Synapse is the Matrix homeserver, it handles everything except for the voice/video call features.

    Edit: it doesn't handle the web client either, but technically you don't need that for a working setup.

  • You will need a domain, but they can be had for a couple $ per year.

    As for hosting on synology, I don't know how difficult it is. I used the Element Server Suite on a Debian VM, and aside from some minor issues getting email and automatic room joining working it was pretty simple following their guides.

  • I'm aware. I would rather die than detransition, but they'll have to kill me themselves as I'm not going to do it for them. And I will not go down without a fight.

  • Or maybe cis men could stop trying to police what other people do with their bodies? If I couldn't transition, I would have died years ago. There's no amount of "treatment" that could stop me from being trans. What you're advocating for is tantamount to torture, and pushing people to suicide.

    Do you know what helps trans people stop feeling gender dysphoria, and reduces rates of suicide? Social acceptance and medical transition. Do you know what literally kills trans people? Lack of social support, denial of medical transition, and people like you pushing to totally remove access to gender affirming medical care.

    Death before detransition.

  • Does accessing your router page via caddy work when you're actually on your home network and not accessing it via wireguard? Have you tried a different web browser to rule out your LLM suggested cookie issues entirely?

  • There is some way to do it using like, group chats and their hosted services, but there is no self hosted server based persistent chat.

    Honestly, spinning up the Synapse stack (Matrix) from their Helm documentation wasn't too difficult. I have not tested the voice chat super thoroughly yet, but the text chat is working great. The hardest part was formatting some of the config files correctly so it would use them properly.https://github.com/element-hq/ess-helm/tree/main

  • Self hosting TS6 is as simple as running the file and port forwarding setup on your router. I have not tried using it with anyone else yet, as I was not satisfied with the lack of persistent text chat, but setting it up is pretty easy.

    If you're familiar with Docker they have a Docker compose file example as well.

  • I got 3 Seagate Exos X16 14 TB drives for only $140 each (refurbished) at the end of 2022. I've got them in TrueNAS as a zfs array and they work great.

    Mine were the SATA version, which isn't currently in stock. The SAS version of my drives go for $299 now. The SATA X14 version is $350.

    So prices for the same refurbished drives are more than double what they were like 3.5 years ago, so they really are expensive! I paid like $10 per TB, but they're all $15-25 per TB now! I was looking for drives for a friend who wants to get started self hosting, and I was shocked by how much refurb drives had gone up.

    This is all from https://serverpartdeals.com/ by the way, I'm assuming that's the site you mean too.

  • Correct. 32 people connected to voice simultaneously, but there isn't persistent text chat. So really, only 32 users at a time, at all. The lack of text made me set up a Matrix homeserver instead.

  • It's on Steam, I have it.

  • I'm struggling a bit. I got the server up and text chat is working great, but the documentation for getting voice calls working is pretty hard to follow.

    My searching around has failed to find a more step by step guide for modifying the gigantic sample continuwuity.toml file. It's so unwieldy, and it feels impossible to know if there are some additional settings that need to be configured that I'm simply missing due to the length of the file.

    Any tips, tricks, or guides you're willing would be appreciated!

  • Technically self hostable, but you need to compile the client from source to point to your instance and last I checked voice calls don't work on the current release version. It's not federated.