ramob @ramob@qoto.org

@freemo
I didn't realize they had it split out like that.

With the reserved is it at all cheaper if the spares are off/not utilized? or is it hte same rate for having it 'tapped'?

@design_RG

@freemo
OUCH! Don't get me wrong I'm appreciative but that is a painful number. What do you mean by reserving instances?
@design_RG

@design_RG

thats interesting, I saw they did that but I hadn't looked to far into it. I agree though Self-hosting has a lot of problems that can pop up...not to mention the internet pipe limitation.

@freemo Thank you for the breakdown on how the git-lab pieces works different.

@design_RG Awesome thank you. I've been talking to @freemo a but but great to hear it's coming along I'll have to jump in there after I get done studying today.

Is this hosted on a VPS/cloud or what? Just curios if the cost is mainly internet throughput or actual infrastructure cost.

@Mundon Good point, I started messing with some VPN work but the people I was trying to bridge in lost interest. So I've fallen back on flashed routers and regular internet.

@Mundon it is if you pihole it or put in a VPN so you can play on the road..

But also homelab is life.

@freemo good luck! Thanks for trying

@design_RG For these is there a subscription/system in place to help support them? Also what is the difference between the two gitlabs? Is Funkwhale federated soundcloud?

NextCloud - https://cloud.qoto.org
GitLab - https://git.qoto.org
GitLab pages (including user hosted pages) - https://*.qoto.io
FunkWhale - https://audio.qoto.org
PeerTube - https://video.qoto.org
Discourse - https://discourse.qoto.org

@hansw not sure I follow doesn't Linux have a bunch of common files like that as libraries?

@Mundon gotcha sorry I think I've heard the term before but it did not ring any bells. Unfortunately from what I am aware of we're doing spreadsheets access or sharepoint

@Mundon what IS IPAM?

@dpreacher@mstdn.io best of luck, I was looking under a Manjaro system and did see some .org files like you mentioned but I did not see anything dictating the file type default application within them. I may have missed it.

Please if you would not mind, share if you are able to find it.

@dpreacher@mstdn.io got it, I saw you had open suse in your profile so I thought I'd try linking to that forum hoping it would be closer to the direction. I am unfortunately not seeing how to do this in it's cli. For Ubuntu this is recommended:
'''The file associations for each user are stored in:
~/.local/share/applications/mimeapps.list

In Ubuntu this file is almost empty. Let’s import informations from
/usr/share/applications/defaults.list
"""
https://libre-software.net/change-the-default-application-linux-mint-ubuntu/

But I'm unsure if this will work in my your OS.

I'll keep an eye out though.