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Hello everyone. I'm trying to selfhost an invidious instance to use inside my home network, to, you know, avoid youtube and use sponsorblock. I tried to use their site instructions to hold a docker container (although I'm using podman-composer for personal reasons) but I just can't get it built. Has anyone succeded in doing it? any tips you can give me?

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[–] cmgvd3lw@discuss.tchncs.de 2 points 3 months ago

nadeko.net does this often. They are getting about $350 per month as contributions. These things are costly.