WYGIWYG

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  • ACLs are not a bad as they look.

    Get your nextcloud instance hooked into tailscale

    You just need a sample file

    Group for admins, add yourself

    Tag owner for internal is admins Tag owner for nextcloud is admins

    Action accept, src admin, dst *:*

    Action accept, src nextcloud, dst nextcloud *.

    Then tag your nextcloud ts connection as nextcloud in the webadmin

    Tag all your other clients admin in the webadmin

    Note: you can’t just paste what I put here you need to find a viable template and then follow along. I’m on a mobile device where I would give you something more finalized

    Edit: tag your fam client as nextcloud

    Something like this:
    I stripped down one of my configs, I took out SSH, I don’t think it requires it

    {
    	"groups": {
    		"group:admins": [
    			"bob@bob.com",
    		],
    	},
    
    	"tagOwners": {
    		"tag:admin":    ["group:admins"],
    		"tag:nextcloud": ["group:admins"],
    	},
    
    	"acls": [
    
    		{
    			"action": "accept",
    			"src":    ["tag:admin"],
    			"dst":    ["*:*"],
    		},
    
    		{
    			"action": "accept",
    			"src":    ["tag:nextcloud"],
    			"dst":    ["tag:nextcloud:*", "autogroup:internet:*"],
    		},
    
    	],
    
    }
    

  • I get you.

    But honestly come I’m kind of liking the vibe here and it’s not just a meme feed. More often than not you can have a real conversation with somebody you disagree with, you concied, they concied, learn a little bit about each other, follow a couple people maybe block a few assholes.

    The first few redis exoduses filled the place with the people with the lowest tolerance for bullshit. Every time Reddit has a new Exodus, We get topped off with the next level of people that just want to watch everyone be pissed off.




  • Yeah, people actively surrounding one water cooler aren’t likely to go across the room to a different water cooler with no one there to start a new community. There’s a lot of mental and social effort required there.

    In the news in tech communities the moderation was becoming oppressive. If someone pisses all over the water cooler, then people are a lot more likely to change it up.

    We see the same thing in the niche video gaming communities.



  • because the UX sucks for the vast majority of people.

    No, it isn’t.

    The UX is fine. It’s clean, fast, and functional. Anyone who is too fancy for “old Reddit” can stay on new Reddit with the bots and Xers. They’d just come over and be nothing but insufferable anyway.
    o.o

    Multiple front ends and themes are available. In the end, we’re here for the conversation, not fancy graphics, sounds, or CSS trash.

    If someone can’t get past picking a server or simple graphics, the likelyhood of them being any benefit here is minimal. The more is not always the merrier.