Thread - Nostr Hypermedia

DarthCoin darthcoin@stacker.news 6 days ago

As a film maker, I suppose you already have that file on your local NAS storage, where you edit it and keep it in various versions. That NAS can be easily facing the internet through a web interface, that is just 2 clicks to configure. Then just copy/paste the full web path to that mp4 file from your NAS and share it on nostr. NO NEED to upload anything or pay anything.

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Matt mattyb@plume.website 6 days ago

I was interested in doing something like this for my photography. Unfortunately I don't have access to the router that my PC would be connected to and I can't leave it on all the time, but assuming those two conditions were met, is it really that easy to entirely self host?

shredder shredder@zaps.lol 6 days ago

GitHub

GitHub - fatedier/frp: A fast reverse proxy to help you expose a local server behind a NAT or firewall to the internet.

A fast reverse proxy to help you expose a local server behind a NAT or firewall to the internet. - fatedier/frp

Matt mattyb@plume.website 6 days ago

I need to look closer at this, I'm now wondering if it'd help with Chronicle - stuck between UPnP or third party to establish links between accounts atm, wondering if this'd be easier than expecting people to mess with their routers.

Alex Waltz 3 days ago

No, just fucking no. Im not going to exposue absolutely nothing i have in my home to the internet. What a silly solution to propose.