I recently switched from Reddit to Lemmy based on a comment I read on r/selfhosted asking how r/thedonald can selfhost but r/selfhosted can't. I found this so ironic that I slowly moved towards Lemmy, deleted my Reddit, and began to learn how to better selfhost
Is it just me or is everything feeling more and more like slop? All the big social media sites, Reddit, Youtube, Lemmy, Mastodon, even some of my feeds are just boring. Seems to me it's time to let go of these methods of entertainment. Leaving Reddit for Lemmy
* Will try to run in safe mode first: thunderbird --safe-mode * Things are going smoothly, no freezing now! * Disabling hardware acceleration in settings. * Closing Thunderbird. * Seems to have solved my problem! :)
1. Go to Network then interfaces 1. Choose which Eth# it is on. 2. Uncheck that Eth port out from the lan interface. 1. I believe the ports and Eth# may not 100% the same. 3. Make a new interface for your device and add that Eth#. 4. Protocol: Static
With the online privacy becoming more and more important is sharing our thoughts online safe? I enjoy the hobby of selfhosting a lot but want to keep my data private. I guess that is part of selfhosting though, control over my own data.
1. https://www.aphis.usda.gov/pet-travel/us-to-another-country-export/pet-travel-us-japan 2. Need advance notice to Japan AQS 40 days early by mail or fax 3. Need ISO microchip 4. Need two or more rabies after microchip 5. Need to do rabies test with official lab 6. 180 day wait after sample
A 6.0/10 movie that was fun to watch but not worth ever watching again. The things in the gorge are horribly animated to the point that its embarrassing. Once they went into the gorge it was not worth continuing. Besides the creatures, the gorge and surrounding area were
* Plan to update this post as I go. * Selfhosting * Selfhosting is a recent hobby of mine that has soon become an obsession. It started with torrenting and hosting Jellyfin for media streaming, moved me to build my own server, then expanded to learning to be a home "sysadmin."
* If you had more free time without any additional income, what would you do? * https://lemmy.selfhostcat.com/post/79784 * I’m living every day like it’s my last, and I do NOT recommend it * https://lemmy.selfhostcat.com/post/66933 * Would you change the way you live if