I self host a Bitwarden server fork called vaultwarden. It works with all the official Bitwarden apps and browser extensions and I am very happy with it. I never used 1password though so I cannot comment on any missing features.
Yep that’s what I do in my videos website but then you don’t get automatic bitrate selection so videos can take quite long to load. I tried to setup peertube but it was such a hassle that I gave up.
I have decided I will only use Lemmy from now on. I've just setup my own instance (where I am the only user for now). I am actually posting this from my instance. I follow most things I used to follow on reddit. I used https://sub.rehab/ to find where the communities have migrated to and subscribed to all of them. It's great!
If you are able to see this, then you don"t need an account on the instance where the remote community is located. I fact I am adding this comment from my own instance, this is also a test to see if it works.
I self host a Bitwarden server fork called vaultwarden. It works with all the official Bitwarden apps and browser extensions and I am very happy with it. I never used 1password though so I cannot comment on any missing features.
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Yep that’s what I do in my videos website but then you don’t get automatic bitrate selection so videos can take quite long to load. I tried to setup peertube but it was such a hassle that I gave up.
Hopefully more people will come around soon. I wonder if the mods of the Reddit sub could link to here ?
I honestly don’t think anything can top this.
I have decided I will only use Lemmy from now on. I've just setup my own instance (where I am the only user for now). I am actually posting this from my instance. I follow most things I used to follow on reddit. I used https://sub.rehab/ to find where the communities have migrated to and subscribed to all of them. It's great!
Yeah it's a pity they didn't set up their own lemmy instance, that way every other lemmy instance could get the content...
If you are able to see this, then you don"t need an account on the instance where the remote community is located. I fact I am adding this comment from my own instance, this is also a test to see if it works.