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Hi all. Per the title, I'm looking for something that:

• Can run as an unprivileged user inside a container

• Allows OpenID Connect authentication for a multiuser setup

• Doesn't take hostage of my CPU

Homarr and Dashy are featureful solutions, but they can't run unprivileged in docker. Dashy closed this issue, but in fact it's not resolved. Meanwhile Homarr does work with UID/GID env vars, but starting as root and dropping capabilities is not the same as defining user: 1234:1234 from the get-go. Furthermore, they are really heavy node apps, which kinda deter me from deploying.

I neither wanna use my reverse proxy with forward auth or having an extra oauth2-proxy container, so Organizr (using forwarded auth headers) or Homer/Homepage/bunch of static pages behind a reverse proxy is out of scope.

Feature-wise I'm just looking for a beautified link keeper, preferably with multiple dashboard mapped to different user groups (ideally it could be done via custom OAuth metadata/claims). Fancy plugins like RSS and weather are not needed, but appreciated.

With all that said (and sorry if I'm too choosy), is there a current solution that fits the bills above? My IDP's UI is quite rudimentary, but I can resort to using it as a "homepage". I wanna thank in advance for any guidance

P/S: Seems like most dashboards fall into two categories - bloated fancy apps, or dead simple frontpages. It'd be nice to have something inbetween.

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I live in Brazil, a country where piracy is extremely easy. You don’t even need to use a VPN to download torrents, for example. For me, piracy is almost a matter of survival. I’m poor, and I wouldn’t have access to practically anything if it weren’t for piracy. However, this freedom is now being threatened.

Our government is about to approve a law similar to the Online Safety Act which, on paper, is a thousand times worse and more absurd. Disgusting, even. Basically, it requires that ALL (yes, all) online services demand from adults to prove their identities with a photo of their faces or personal documents. Websites that fail to comply could be blocked. This law was made up under the justification of “protecting children from accessing inappropriate content.” Absurd, isn’t it? There’s no way this could even be properly enforced. Still, it’s concerning.

On one hand, I’m somewhat calm, since laws here are ridiculous, weak, and almost NEVER enforced unless there’s massive public pressure. Still, I don’t want to lose my freedom, especially since this law opens up huge precedents for censorship and persecution in the future. So, where do I start? Should I set up a server? Move to Linux? Which VPN should I use?

I’m grateful to anyone who at least takes the time to read this desperate statement. Any guidance, no matter how small, already means a lot.

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LPT: die in the accident next time

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Edit: Holy shit, this took some digging. But here is the source and proof provided by the waybackmachine: All hail to the internet archive!

Julia Conley
Aug 19, 2025

Launching a US Senate run to unseat five-term Maine Republican Sen. Susan Collins, oyster farmer Graham Platner on Tuesday made clear in his inaugural ad that beating the "fake" moderate also means taking on the power-hungry billionaire class that has helped keep her in power all these years.

The enemy that the vast majority of Americans and Mainers have in common, said Platner, "is the oligarchy."

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