Lmao, I am doubting a female SDF exists

@orenj@lemmy.sdf.org you are saying you’re OOP?

Who does you think used Lemmy though?

Ah yeah I saw this that’s why I asked. Thanks for sharing

!linux@lemmy.ml

!linuxmemes@lemmy.world

Either of these!

Nope, you cannot

My dumb ass thought I could do this at immigration. Partner loved me asking

I have an office at my university but we had to apply for it and only get it for two years. It’s pretty nice, maybe 7x7 with a desk, chair, and bookshelves.

Typically?

That’s pretty cool

Wonder which distros they passing

I’ve never quite understood the appeal of ActivityPub.

Looking at the list of goals in the article, the only benefit in addition to what can easily be done with RSS is knowing who follows me. Maybe it’s just me, but if I’m writing to a blog or a microblog I just don’t really care who follows me or even who reads it.

There are more social features built into ActivityPub, likes and shares for example, but at that point I’m likely not running my own server and am trusting a third party to do it for me. The idea that there are multiple hosts I can choose to trust rather than one centralized one feels more like a principled argument than one based on real benefits of, for example, owning my own content or censorship resistance.

This is a thing on lobsters

Awesome! Thanks for sharing ;)

I think it’s moved to beta since last Fall. Thanks for sharing! Does it only interact with Mastodon?

I would get an Optiplex and drives. Run fedora server, portainer, and docker.

That’s very helpful! Thank you for taking the time to explain

I’ve only run docker containers with their own db. It sounds more logical to run one db, right? My only concern would be if that db corrupts then they all do.

Why do you like that over postgresql

I mean server side.

Oh that’s very nice! Do you use that db for other services too?