@Legion739 thanks, I'll look it up for the future.

@Legion739 oh, I see you have a printer! Which one?

@Legion739 Did you 3D print yourself or send the designs away? What did you use software wise?

Just curious, I don't have time for this atm but love the idea, so maybe one day.

@Legion739 nice, good job as they say. Mine will never look neat and tidy but I appreciate the pics all the same.

@UncleReaton nice rack, as Americans say.

@BreadAndCircuits sure
I like it because it's just me and one cheap VPS to run Pangolin so no 3rd party services. That creates a Wiregaurd tunnel to Newt. It handles dynamic IP/CGNAT, https certificates, SSO with per user access control to services and I can ssh in using it. I have one Proxmox VE and one Proxmox PBS node. The first had HAOS VM and a Docker VM which runs Newt and Portainer under Docker Compose. Proxmox VE makes setting up containers easy by providing helper scripts.

@BreadAndCircuits I use Pangolin on a VPS for remote access to my HomeLab.

@lamp
And ok, I'm interested in this too and building an app related to that for Autonomi which is still in testing so not ready for you yet. When it is, next year?, it might be just what you want.

Right now my goal is an rclone backend to deliver versioned backup. Earlier though I demo'd versioned websites and I'm figuring out how to incorporate both, and other features into a cross platform app. File sharing is obviously part of the potential here.
@filesharing

@lamp
Possibly not what you have in mind, but Flying Carpet is awesome for moving stuff between devices regardless of type and OS.
@filesharing

@ajsadauskas
I agree we need better and remember the early days well. Before indexes we passed URLs, in fact just IP addresses of servers we'd visit to see what was there, and that was often a directory of documents, papers etc. It filled us with awe, but let's not dial back that far!

Another improvement will be #LocalLLMs both for privacy and personalised settings. Much of the garbage now is in service of keeping us searching rather than finding what we want.
@degoogle

@geoffervescent @ernest ah, so he said "effortless in comparison to..." I must have missed that. 🤷‍♂️

It was a joke folks, but an accurate one and people replying to pretend otherwise need to consider why they're doing that IMO.

@ampersandrew @ernest you speak as if you think I've never ridden a bike.

No gearing makes riding up hills "effortless" and sure if you're being pushed up by a motor that's fine, but that's not really a bike, it's a motorbike.