melroy

Yeah minda weird. Also nobody below 12 years old is also not allowed.

Mbin for reddit*

Yup Debian would also be my way of getting started.

Nobody is saying it, so I will. The most important thing is to just get started!

It doesn’t matter if you go for a plain Debian server or a fancy proxmox installation with high availability. I believe the most important thing is just to start and experiment. And enjoy!

I want to respawn on planet earth again from scratch.

Agreed!

It’s all about power indeed.

It’s fine… What can go wrong? Just click approve.

Just go away with age verification. You are breaking the internet with this non sense. Eg. Providing passports will only cause exploits and leaks, with all its consequences.

If you want to protect your children, then maybe the parents should protect them.

You know, maybe you are just banned. Haha

Maybe inform Jerry Bell if this is a persistent issue.

@mkmusic@torishiro.com we have several first good issues, allowing people to start contributing: https://github.com/MbinOrg/mbin/issues?q=state%3Aopen label%3A"good first issue"

Of course you can also join our matrix, if you have not already and help others: https://matrix.to/#/%23mbin-general:melroy.org

Or you can also help with documentation. See docs folder: https://github.com/MbinOrg/mbin/tree/main/docs

Or help with translations: https://hosted.weblate.org/engage/mbin/

There are many ways how people can help and contribute!

nope. Now you know. It’s for Melroy.

I wasn’t creative. The M stands for Melroy.

@mkmusic@torishiro.com Have fun reinventing the wheel.

@mkmusic@torishiro.com Thank you for considering Mbin.

@Die4Ever@retrolemmy.com @fediverse@lemmy.world @mkmusic@torishiro.com @Blaze@lemmy.dbzer0.com I didn’t help that the previous developer (ernest wisniewski) abandoned the whole project called kbin. Mbin is a fork of it and continuation of his legacy.

You can pick any of these: https://joinmbin.org/servers/

Yeah Caddy is also a great option.

Something we didn’t had a decade ago. Then the most likely approach was either apache or nginx.

Or he just uses a reverse proxy like nginx. So all can be hosted behind the same port (443)