Two possible solutions:

1. No interstellar travel
2. Selfhost everything

A vote for netcup.eu Very happy with them after a few years already.

Future is going to be thrilling

Yeah, about 0% richer now compared with yesterday.

Quite happy with borgbase

Are they planning to run an uploaded intelligence?

Might be. It's indeed hard to tell by the picture, but the user seems to knows the place so I don't know. What seems about right is the title is misleading so I'm going to change it.

Maybe at the time you most need it, you'd want it to be as readily as possible. May I suggest a thin plastic layer to open the circuit rather than having the batteries out?

I gave it a try but I think I'll wait until I can use the same ID from both phone and PC.

I could say something similar. I've been using one of their VPS for a few years without any surprise.

Yeah, I've seen this sometimes, which lead me to create a osm account and improve coverage around my zone.

OSM is a collaborative effort done by volunteers, so it might not be perfect in some places.

It happened to me. Xperia XA2 running LOS + gapps and google account, with kdeconnect installed from f-droid.org.

Have you tried calibre-web? Kavita one seems to be easier to run

I see your point. I wanted to rely what someone else thought was interesting to share.

I've been tuning the title as other people here suggested improvements to it.

Apart from that, I didn't see the advert/proposed alternative route nor put the ad in there, so I never will be able to reflect the absolute truth. However, echoing this other person experience might lead to others being aware of the possibility. I'd be interested to know if someone else sees something similar.

Which model is it?

I just did yesterday and I think it nails all my needs. Also the author seems to be nice and helpful

I think this comment summarizes the situation for me. I didn't know about calibre-web development being stopped, but the specific folder structure is a deal breaker for me. I think I'll stick to calibre-web for the time being.

Thank you and all the other people who commented in the thread :)

That's on my todo list. So far backing up several machines, including some from my family.

I've found myself in a similar situation. I thought it was due to jellyfin being behind a nginx reverse proxy, so I followed the docs in order to allow websockets to work, but either I did it wrong or the issue is something else. I'll keep an eye on the post just in case someone knows the solution :)

That's interesting as it doesn't rule out the nginx config being the the right one. Thanks for telling me :)