I’ve said for a while that platforms that allow you to easily move make me more comfortable using them, and ironically, more likely to stay around.

I assume the success of Friday Night Funkin’ gave it some extra life.

Don’t forget the upcoming UK election which is likely ousting the current government!

Doesn’t Zuck put covers on his laptop cameras?

Perfection is the enemy of good, I guess. The point is that you can federate, even though most will not know or care. mastodon.social could lock itself down for new users harder, but that would most likely just stop people from signing up to Mastodon at all.

It’s in your heart and the bonds with your friends :)

This place seemed to attract the older tech crowd instead of the Nazis like Voat did.

If you use Porkbun, there’s a project that I’ve personally forked and adjusted a bit for dynamic DNS updates: https://github.com/Dasnap/Porkbun-Dynamic-DNS

The original project was archived so I added a bit to avoid pointless IP updates and then stole a Docker image build from another project and combined it in.

Loving that you straight up block Halo servers.

I personally prefer Homepage over Heimdall and made the switch a few months back.

I personally love containers (probably because I use them for work) but I can understand someone not wanting another layer of abstraction if they’ve worked bare-metal for a long time.

It’s only once you install something like this that you realize just how many torrents are porno.

I’ve always been curious about ‘Anal Police Stories 2’ but I’ve never found the time.

Yeah, it’s hard to come up with a more tone-deaf or ironic character to pick.

I use them and they’re inoffensive, which is really what you’re looking for when you’re using a basic service like this.

They also show you a picture of a piglet when they generate SSL certificates.

I backup my Docker configs to Google Drive but that’s about it in terms of self-hosted software.

Ah shite.

Are they suffering DDOS attacks? They might need something like Cloudflare to combat this. Maybe some kind of reverse-proxy if the attack isn’t super massive.

How does it work with a Windows host? Docker isn’t as smooth an experience off Linux unfortunately.

Wait, can I use this to make a virtual display separate to my normal desktop? Kinda like a sudo-headless setup?

What’s the performance hit?