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I have a similar setup with the same case haha recently built as well. Your use-case will be more than fine. My only suggestion, aside from try and get more RAM. If those hard-drives are in a redundant raid setup, and you don’t already have one, get a backup drive too. Especially if the price for the drive IA decent. Last thing you want to do is to buy a replacement drive later when prices are jacked up or have to do the RMA process with only 3 drives running your data.

Whoops my bad. Yes, Stoat is the re-brand of Revolt. I’ve also seen mentions of Sharkord.

https://matrix-construct.github.io/tuwunel/deploying/docker.html?highlight=voice#voice-communication

tuwunel seems to have some docker guides for how to set up voice & docker.

From what I can tell, the only benefit is that the platform is close to the Discord experience. So people migrating to Stoat would feel right at home.

But there’s no federation, no e2ee, apparently it’s difficult to get voice setup if you self host…

Matrix has it’s issues too. Goup chat e2ee is not good. No one uses it. But at least they’ve got federation.

https://continuwuity.org/ seems like a decent server to run if you want to run a matrix server.

E2EE group chats on matrix seems to be a huge problem still. I look forward to their MLS implementation. Hopefully that fixes a lot of these UX issues.

It’s a shame, zulip doesn’t have e2ee. not even DMs. but they seem to be working towards federation of some sort? there are no good/perfect solutions out there.

Turns out they also don’t support federation or e2ee. If those are things you care about.

Check their GitHub. Although it looks like GitHub is having issues right now.

Link to their voice chat implementatoon.

Looks like you can enable it on self hosted version. Probably worth someone trying it out personally. Before giving up on stoat.

No clue! It was revolt before. I think they had trademark issues with that name. What’s wrong with stoat?

Check out https://stoat.chat/, it’s the closest self hostable group communications platform that looks like Discord.

This is awesome! Thank you for sharing this flow! 😍

Have you checked out rocketchat or stoat? 🙏

Link to GrapheneOS’ post linked in article on their own mastodon server (common people, this is the fediverse): https://grapheneos.social/@GrapheneOS/114661914197695338

Not sure about Debian, but on Arch Linux, hibernation with FDE works perfectly on my Framework laptop. It took a little to setup; I use a swapfile for my swap. And it exists on my encrypted drive. You know your use case best,I found for my usecase, a separate swap partition (to say nothing about two separate ones) was restrictive and unnecessary. A swapfile works well and lives on an encrypted drive. No need to tinker too much beyond that. Check out the Arch wiki, it might not align 100% with Debian but those wikis are super informative and can teach you how the process works so you can apply to Debian.

https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Dm-crypt/Swap_encryption#With_suspend-to-disk_support

Checkout Toshy. This has been a life saver for me.

Minor spoilers… but it was fun seeing how a contemporary to Kern uplifted a different species, and more deliberately. Which adds to the universe rather than just have it be… Kern is God kind of thing. And seeing a species that was more emotion based was pretty great too. Different types of intelligences… not to mention the completely alien Nodan species.

Children of Ruin was my favourite. The slight horror tones of some of the story really got me! And also… 🐙

Both great series. Revelation Space was my intro into hard sci-fi. What a freaking ride that story is.

Children of Time and its sequels are top notch, especially if you love animals and commentary on societal roles. It’s in my top Sci-Fi.

If you enjoyed Children of Time, definitely check out “A Memory Called Empire” by Arkady Martine. It’s a Sci-Fi political mystery with lots of fun word play. Aside from some really cool tech, the book really tackles what it means to be “Other” and how colonialism effects one’s idea of self. Some really cool ideas in this book. Easily my top Sci-Fi read this year.