https://github.com/wescode/lemmy_migrate calls itself “migrate”, but judging from a quick glance at the code it takes one primary account and adds all the subscriptions the primary has, but the secondary doesn’t, to any number of secondary accounts.

So it’s really a one-directional sync without deleting.

Not sure if you’re distinguishing social media from messenging. I am, so as far as discussing social media:

I don’t. Why would I? In Germany, at least for the 30+ population WhatsApp is the basic consensus for instant messaging (albeit there seems to be a trend towards instagram as a messenger - sharing instagram handles instead of phone numbers among younger people?). I’ll have to accept that, or not communicate.

Anyways, I have a handful of people who are on Signal, a couple of people on Telegram, one on Threema, and I installed them all and use DM Me to pick the “best available” option if I need to start a conversation with someone and can’t just reply to a notification.

As for other social media (lemmy), people either know it, or they don’t care either way. Zero reason for discussions.

Do you run homepage next to HA?

I mean homepage looks very sleek and I had a sudden urge to set it up :-) , but tbh, having HA set up for both browser/tablet and phone, I don’t think I’d ever actually look at homepage…

Wow, what a rich response. I’ll be able to learn from that for days! Thank you very much!

Especially love the hints about integrating with docker. I often struggle understanding why people like to use it, but this bit about integrating frp here really gave me a little new perspective.

Not OP and I don’t have any specific questions right now, but if you got any general advice on frp you want to share, I’d be happy to read it :-)

Very basically, I set up a frps on the public server, and one frpc per service I want to have publicly accessible - where the frpc.ini defines all the specifics, so I don’t have to touch the server regularly. Is that correct so far?

Edit: After typing it out, I came up with a question - what happens when the frpcs go offline? Will the server return an error, fallback, or just deny the connection?