Maybe IBM can hire the Reddit CEO when he is fired to head up Red Hat. Seems like a perfect fit

Blueification of Red Hat . . . sad times

Probably a PCMag puff piece placed by a marketing firm for Reddit. Happens a lot.

Yeah, Lemmy bot net. I looked at one server and it was ridiculous the number of users vs active. My guess is the servers that had open signups got hammered with bot signups

What will happen is Meta will give someone a giant teddy bear just like they do at the State Fair. Then everyone rushes to try and win the giant teddy bear but can never seem to win the ring toss no matter how much they click.

Just wish KeepassXC supported Bitwarden export. Tried that earlier this week and it was no good. So staying on Bitwarden. I did install Proton Pass and tried it out. It is not as intrusive as Bitwarden on Android for permissions. Staying on Bitwarden for now . . . I hate passwords . . .

Moles eat grubs. Get rid of the grubs you get rid of the moles. Safe to use product is Milky Spore. It is pretty pricey but it works extremely well. I was looking for a safe option before making a garden. Had enough to use for the whole lawn and when it was hatching time for Japanese beetles, my yard had only a few and the neighbor had zillions buzzing around.

Most store bought coffee is stale. Whole bean roasted coffee has the same shelf life as bananas before exhibiting off flavors. As someone that goes through a pound a week I was buying from specialty roasters that roast to order like Counter Culture. Green beans store better and I can buy high grade beans for $6/lb. Behmor paid for itself in a few months.

I use docker and caddy. If it is breached the only thing they have access is the mount point. I suppose someone sophisticated could do more but it would be a waste of time on the box it is running on.

neovim but prefer to debug in vscode

I have gone back and forth on KeePassXC and Bitwarden. I usually do a yearly reset of all my passwords and that is when i do the switch. I'm fine with Bitwarden but permissions to make it easy on Android phone seems excessive. You guys are prompting me to reexamine.

Anyone try self-hosting VaultWarden?

I like NameCheap to buy domains but usually use Cloudflare for DNS records

I got sick of vendors being a year behind on updates which would prompt me to use a custom ROM. Decided to finally just get a pixel and live with the fact I will never be able to de-google myself unless I totally leave the eco-system

I don't know about the ratings. I just imported the music and went. What I found is making playlist public across users sucked so I used Strawberry to make the playlists and had Jellyfin discover those playlists too. I tried Navidome but it was not great either. When it comes to self hosting music it is painful. Everyone focuses on Movies and TV.

Anyway, after some work I am happy with Jellyfin.

Officially https://join-lemmy.org/docs/administration/install_docker.html

There is also this https://github.com/ubergeek77/Lemmy-Easy-Deploy/tree/main

I rolled my own docker-compose.yml because I host other services using Caddy as well

Proton Pass does do a BitWarden import so I will probably run with that for awhile.

oh? Nice! Will give that a try this weekend!

I go through a pound a week and have a 1st gen Behmor 1600 that won't quit. Roasted 3 lbs of Rwandan Kivu Friday night

I feel like it is heading in the right direction. It is great that users control the feed instead of corporate interests.

I think in general users feel giddy and hopeful like when starting a BBS in pre-internet days and birth of the consumer internet. Possibilities bring hope. Let's hope it continues.

I myself stood up lemmy instance to try things out and feel the same giddy feeling.

EndeavourOS, Lemmy, Jellyfin, Ghost, Bookshelf, Portainer, Private note