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Raid 5 is parity, not parody 😀. Each drive contains part of the information of the other drives, so that if any one of the drives dies, you can still get all the information (it will just be slower until you replace it and the system rebuilds the data on the new drive).

If you’re interested in donating, go to https://foundation.mozilla.org/en/?form=donate

I agree. Doku is incredibly easy and extensible. And it doesn’t need a database.

This is very well done. Thanks for getting the SSL cert.

I’ve written one at https://babylon4.com/fediverse, but yours goes into more detail.

The article is very good, and explains some things about federation and the difference between lemmy and kbin. All in all a good introduction.

I wrote since stuff to help new Mastodon users: https://babylon4.com/mastodon

And tits shouldn’t even be on the list.

Mmmm tater-tits

What about a company that makes a bunch of products, and sets up a Lemmy instance with a community for each. The company pays attention to problems customers have and use their instance to improve the products. It’s a corporate Lemmy instance, but I don’t think you should defederate from it.

Wefwef works great on Android. Supposedly it looks like Apollo, but so what?