Lately the definition has become a bit blurred though. Like how some people only consider something “open source” if it also has a copyleft license.

PRs and issues are not a mandatory part of opensource.

You can literally bundle your code and serve it on some random page on a blog and it would be considered opensource.

No you just continue updating until it’s fixed again.

I have donated €1500 to opensource software projects and paid a whopping €7 for software. These (privacy respecting) projects got my money because they weren’t transaction based. Capitalism is not the only way.

It was as a response to a post about how the Chinese eat centipedes. I replied something along the lines of “yeah they eat some weird stuff, like virgin boy pee eggs”. The permaban stated “hate based on identity” and linked to the post. I made an appeal and linked the wikipedia page. Denied.

Fuck that platform anyways.

A little dubious

I once got permabanned for sharing that the Chinese eat eggs boiled in the pee of young boys.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Virgin_boy_egg

I’m not going to make all of these apps myself.

I’m working on big boy apps.

I like the simple layout for list views that is consistent across devices. I host my freshrss instance on a VPS and use it on multiple devices and it nicely syncs what I read.

I think in terms of an RSS viewer, there’s not too much big differences though. Any reason why you’d be looking for something new?

That’s exactly how it works.

Don’t worry, there are countries where it’s perfectly legal to rip your own physical media and use it in a digital library. There are some countries where it’s even legal to download a pirated digital copy of your owned media.

Jellyfin will remain, and even if the capitalist pigs try and go after it - which is already close to impossible - they’ll find shelter in a country with moral values.

You can easily get automatic renewal for nginx using certbot.

https://alexandrite.app

You answer my question with a question… But I’ll answer it.

Compose is meant for multi-container applications or development. It’s good for custom applications where you need to manage every service yourself so you mostly see them used for stuff like web stacks.

Single container applications are much easier to run and manage for the end-user and most of the awesome-selfhosted apps are already served as single container images on the docker hub. There is absolutely no need to use compose for any of those because you are not managing every service of the app yourself.

I have a big server with lots of containers running for apps. For example, I have a container for my blog, one for FreshRSS, and even one for Teamspeak. But I only use Compose for one application and that’s my own custom one. That one consists of an nginx container, php container, etc. I don’t need to dive into the different services of FreshRSS for example, but I do need to for my own custom app.

Why compose and not just containers?

Vaporware can also include prototype spaghetti code releases.

Yeah this is just vaporware at this point.

Great stuff.

Your self hosted page should have the categories listed too.

I want to see where visitors are coming from. I also like to see (and sometimes join in) with the conversations they’re having.

Imagine this guy contacting you about your bounce rate.

All, yes. And I have blocked most of the communities that call themselves “News” or similar, but almost only post US politics as news. Yet it still trickles down into other communities.