That is fucking gorgeous. I love it.
whitehatbofh
joined 2 years ago
Came here for this. Good job.
Old Slashdotter here. I skipped Fark and Digg and went straight to Reddit. I'm very happy to be here in the Fediverse/Lemmy world now.
How's this?
I'm leaving reddit for good, because of how the admins and owners are mistreating third party app developers, mods, and users. I've moved to the Fediverse, which is a much nicer place, made by users and for users. I advise any who read this to do the same.
Here are a few links to get started:
Is read in one of these threads about reddit reporting deleted comments that if you white your comments and then delete it, they'll restore the edited version when next they do that.
A good edit would be:
I'm leaving reddit for good, because of how the admins and owners are mistreating third party app developers, mods, and users. I've moved to the Fediverse, which is a much nicer place, made by users and for users. I advise any who read this to do the same.
Here are a few links to get started:
You could always just use a github repo as a wiki. It would render markdown pages in your browser, and it comes with built in version control!
I stumbled into this the other day. It's awesome!
There's no more barrier to spinning up one's own email server than there has ever been. One simply needs, at a minimum, a server in the internet, a DNS domain, and know how.
A server on the internet has never been easier, thanks to cloud providers. In fact, many cloud providers will give you a working email server, so that you don't need to do all the sysadmin things to get software like Bind or Postfix up and running. These hosting providers make it pretty simple run your own personal email server and domain.
The big providers are successful because most folks don't want to stand up their own email server, they just want to use email. But anyone can go it, if they have the time and interest.
I am going to lodge a formal complain about GDPR violations as I do have proof of this in my emails.
This is the way.
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I stayed at a Hilton in Vegas that had a TV with unchangeable inputs.