I’ve done it once before with mailinabox. It worked for a while…then we moved.
Just seeing what my options are. Thanks!
Works with anything plugged into the wall. Software developer most of the time. Helped start a makerspace once.
Will talk about Linux, plants, space, retro games, and anything else I find interesting.
I’ve done it once before with mailinabox. It worked for a while…then we moved.
Just seeing what my options are. Thanks!
Whats the best email service? I use Thunderbird for just about everything, but gmail has been getting on my nerves lately. I would love to selfhost, but my internet service provider blocks port 25…
Its not mine, its someone elses (Elena). She has an ongoing series. This is just the latest post.
Nice win XP mode. Looks cool.
Popos for me. It’s my daily driver.
Puppy linux seems like its still one of the more unique Linuxes around. Its my go-to when I need to do a recovery for family/friends and seems to almost work with any system. If it can, it will load its entire system into the RAM and go to town. If it cant. then it will act like a live disk…but you can “save” the OS multiple different places. Its a fun little OS.
Nice, the above link is the only copy right now that I can find. Thanks!
Here is the video in question.
Hopefully it stays up. If not, someone might want to push to archive.org / peertube /etc…
Guess it’s not for you then. I’m having a blast. A lot of my friends are now in it and the last year or so have been great.
And more and more people seem to be moving.
It has an adapter that integrated with the current protocol.
Mastodon.social just went over the 2 million user mark. The switch to fediverse and fediverse adjacent is going pretty quick.
My go-tos are (in order of success):
I haven’t had any issues for a long time now.
I would rather have one device that does one thing well, than a device that can kinda do 100 things I want but not well at all.
…plus you can put Linux/rockbox on iPods and it’s stupid easy to get them running again.
https://blog.elenarossini.com/
Did an excellent job and had had many posts on this community. Lots of good experiments.
Respond and interact with content. Whatever it may be. In most sites, that means using their singular platform with their rules. With Activity hub, it means using many potentially different platforms to communicate.
I personally use both rss and activity hub. Works pretty well. One to inform and one to communicate with.
Neat! What are you doing on the vm?
Ive done C++ and C# before. Both work but it still feels very experimental in browser support. Ive put lisp in the browser through wasm with C++. Its was a fun novelty.
One of my favorite podcasts.
Yeah I would love to get off google. Good to know others are thinking the same.