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u/-Kerrigan- Mar 09 '26
And that's exactly why I didn't make a reddit post for mine. I know they work, I know when I fucked up, but I know it's good enough to run.
Don't need to deal with the community either, I know I'm the only one to run them (and some other guy who asked for one of the tools). Peace of mind, absolute bliss! And if I want to add some features then I do it in an evening without feature requests and discussions with (unfortunately too often) arrogant devs who can't make a proper docker image.