I like how Bill Wurtz does it at `https://billwurtz.com`. Dump everything on a server and list things manually in html.
Or you could let your webserver deal with the directory listing. Caddy's looks nice, is customisable too. Can't get simpler than that!
akshayrajeshwar
CasaOS on a Raspberry Pi works pretty well for this. Simple web interface, handles big libraries fine, and you don’t have to mess around with complicated server setup.
murzynalbinos
> Anyways; what i am seeking as an alternative would also include sharing my books
If it is your books, literally, then Zenodo is among the best for long-term preservation.
jruohonen
Geeze, you've been using IA to host your own personal media projects? That's disappointing to hear. What's wrong with, like, SoundCloud, etc?
I rely on IA for literal public archival material like newspaper scans and broadcast recordings. Your usage of it seems a tad self-indulgent.
It seems like having a 1TB drive and p2p hosting would be the most pro-social move, here, if you're unwilling to pay for cloud hosting or otherwise participate in the market.
rexpop
> The service would need to be free; and an easy uploading process. (similar to how the archive's works.)
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Or you could let your webserver deal with the directory listing. Caddy's looks nice, is customisable too. Can't get simpler than that!
akshayrajeshwar
murzynalbinos
If it is your books, literally, then Zenodo is among the best for long-term preservation.
jruohonen
I rely on IA for literal public archival material like newspaper scans and broadcast recordings. Your usage of it seems a tad self-indulgent.
It seems like having a 1TB drive and p2p hosting would be the most pro-social move, here, if you're unwilling to pay for cloud hosting or otherwise participate in the market.
rexpop
Nothing is ever free forever.
rvz