Sounds intriguing. How does that look?

😆

I’m willing to bet that between

I had Linux as a daily driver also

and

until it badly messed up my ssd

there are a number of systems management decisions you made.

I have an opinion on the wording in your question.

Check! Thanks 👍

Can’t seem to register?

I hereby declare you fallback server. Nice work!

What are the things one has to consider when opening a lemmy server?

Well thanks for the update and your hard work. I am currently using lemm.ee as a backup account so that I can at least have my fix.

Hope the bastard(s) who are ddossing the server get some nice tropical diseases.

Lemmy.world also was my first step into the fediverse.

She?

Hey, who needs it when you have SSH. Seriously ♥️

Thank you for the Voyager tip! It’s free and I like it.

#likeitalot

Difference is: when that happens, it will be forked and will live on!

I am currently using a refurbed HP EliteDesk G3 with i5, 16G and 500G SSD.

It is small, silent and uses little power.

I run Portainer on it with a couple of stacks like:

• Home assistant
• Development tooling (git repo’s, CI stuff)

It handles it beautifully!

Not sure how attached you are to a laptop though.

Too wholesome 😉

It feels a lot better too if you compare it to sponsoring a multi million dollar company!

All your base are belong to us.

(in case Chairman Xi or Strongman Putin wants to also see what my cats are up to).

😁

…per year?

Great work. I prefer some downtime to twAtter anyday.

There are tons of tutorials around, but the basic gist is that you only use a couple of commands (or even a good frontend) in git, especially when it’s a one (wo)man show.

I highly recommend it!