Yeah but if you want to use something different, or may need to use different web servers or proxies from time to time, it’s better to have the cert renewal stuff separated.

Also, for any provider that’s off the beaten path you have to build caddy yourself to include the right plugin and that’s just meh.

Caddy’s fine if you only use one provider and only Caddy all the time but other than that no.

makes the manual checkout even faster since at the same time the cashier is doing the checkout you’re doing the bagging

There’s nothing stopping people at self-checkouts from putting items in bags as soon as they’ve scanned them. But lots of morons will first scan everything, then proceeed to take another stretch of time to leisurely find their bags and figure out how to pack things.

That’s not the self-checkout’s fault, that’s plain human stupidity.

In my experience, stores with that kind of ratio are miserable to shop at. At high demand hour the most you can get away it is 2 register with 1 employee, maybe 3 if the self-checkouts are very good (good UI, not error-prone).

The ones that need to match the weight of the product are absolutely horrible and full of errors.

The ones that only need to scan barcodes are ok-ish. Sometimes you can run into weird situations, like I managed to find a product that had two barcodes for some reason, and I scanned the “wrong” one and it confused the machines. Or there was a product that printed their barcode so tiny that the machine couldn’t scan it. But those are rare.

The fun part is when you try to buy any alcohol because over here they need to call a human to confirm you’re an adult.

if you need someone there is a phone to a callcenter.

Yeah. Like if you want to leave without buying anything.

They can accept cash but those that do work like ass, and also attract less tech-savvy customers. So they need to keep them separated from card-only self-checkouts, otherwise it bogs down everybody. And yes, at that point they might as well convert them back to manned checkouts, because more often than not they require a person to stand by and help the customers with the cash.

That’s the tricky part about self-hosting and it doesn’t get addressed enough. There are virtually zero apps designed with user privacy in mind.

What kind of library scan did you do? “Scan for new and updated files”, “Search for missing metadata” or “Replace all metadata”? The release notes don’t mention what exactly they mean by “full library scan”.

Was probably introduced or re-introduced recently.

Has anybody upgraded from 10.11.11 directly to 12.2?

Yeah if you put it behind a reverse proxy you have lots of options. Basic auth would be the most straightforward but you can also do mTLS with a custom self-generated CA fairly easily. Then there’s OAuth but the setup is usually more involved than either of the above.

Whatever you use you gotta have HTTPS working, that’s very important to keep it secured.

Can you even do that anymore? AFAIK Reddit now caps the amount of comment history they show you so how do you find your comments to change them?

I guess if you’re EU you can request a dump of all your data as a GDPR request and find the permalinks for all your comments in there.