u/kmisterk

I want to replace the rollers on the tray paper intake as they are...lacking. I've tried cleaning with rubbing alcohol to no improvement.

Where might I source parts for these?

Shipping to the USA.

Hey r/selfhosted

Many of you have noticed (on Discord) that the official r/selfhosted Discord server is in a bit of a non-functional state.

My main Discord account was compromised, and among other things, the roles and channels on the server were deleted/otherwise negatively affected.

My Discord was "compromised" for only about 45 seconds, so I presume scripts of some kind were involved.

Aside from the effects shown on the r/selfhosted Discord server, I've now lost access to the account that *owns* the server due to mass reports targeting my account after I got it back, preventing anyone else from managing it.

I have an active ticket with Discord (Ticket #66279095, if anyone from Discord happens to see this and can help me regain access. >.>) that has seen no movement in 19 days.

Current State

We have, effectively, two choices moving forward.

1. We wait for the ticket to be addressed and hope that they'll return access to me, and we rework the security and support practices of the subreddit's Discord server.

2. We start from scratch, recreating the Discord server and working on migrating everyone over.

We are currently exercising the first of these two options until it seems that no response will be received.

What's Next

For now, if you have issues with the Discord Server doing stupid things, ping \@Staff on Discord, and we can manually add roles to view and interact within the subreddit.

Sorry guys, I messed up, and am working on getting it all fixed.

As always,

Happy (Self)hosting!

I am currently ~2 months behind on Rent. My lease is up next month, and I'd like to sign a new 12-month lease to maintain our current rent.

We have a balance owed of ~$ 5,250, increasing by $10 per day due to two months' worth of active daily late fees.

I've been unemployed for the last 2 years. That unemployment cycle ends on Monday, June 22nd.

While I believe the math works out that on the current pay cycle I should be able to out-race our eviction court date (yet to be set; the courts are kinda slow in this area), I'd rather nip it in the bud and pay now, repaying on a loan over the course of the next 12 months instead.

I'm happy to provide a portion of the offer letter showing that my new income can cover monthly rent plus this $500 a month cost, my current rent balance showcasing an itemized list of charges involved, and/or whatever is required to showcase that this is a better plan than me trying to out-pace my eventual eviction.

This will also save me the increased cost of month-to-month rent, which will take effect halfway through July.

Thanks for reading.

TL;DR

Trying not to be evicted, started a new job that can cover rent + $500 a month repayment, can show evidence and current rent details for proof.