!/c/bossfight?

I was imagining a “I just wiped my hard drive and flashed the current version of Debian. Let’s get basic services up.”

I wish there was a “hey watch me code/self host” channel that helped noobs see how to approach the problem of starting. Usually their is a “hey watch me code” YouTube that is old enough to have a critical breaking point (some library updated) so a noob finds it impossible.

If you are successful in this, perhaps a twitch channel walking through the basics running on a regular ish basis

Testosterone is a hormone. Excess testosterone causes heart issues. (I am not familiar all with current steroids). Injecting crap into eyes can easily cause damage. Ametur surgery has a lot of scarring. Deaths from feedback loops of a diabetic coma with artificial kidneys happen. There is a lot of risk with “bio hacking” and a lot of “supplements” are either dangerous or snake oil

My understanding is people who make hardware upgrades to their body:

• ametur surgery to add a magnet to your index finger
• taking eye enzymes from cave fish and injecting it into a friends eye rk get short term super night vision
• attaching two prosthetic legs that makes you run faster and longer
• open source hardware and software for an artificial pancreas

Stuff like that

Thanks for solving a problem I didnt know I had

Cost of electricity is non zero. Distributed computing between pis might be the most cost effective way (hardware and electricity)

I did so when I bought before the steam sale. They credited my steam wallet with the diff (not quite a true refund, but shrug)

Also there is steam link if it isn’t beefy en9ugh for a AAA title and your desktop is beefy enough

A lot of “degoogling” talk has discussed how to degoogled email in a graceful way (Gmail has huge market share). Let me find that community.

Edit: https://sh.itjust.works/post/3044652

Edit: based on that post, you probably want fastmail to selfhost. Now the official API of mail clients is jmap, so it may not be “rest” and you may not be able to find a “reliable” rest api

Edit final: check this out https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_mail_servers And I still don’t know what ones have a rest api.

Most rpi heat sinks have a foam insulator acting as a sticky tape. Remove it and use thermal paste

Microsoft has been known to detect unencrypted passwords on storage or emails and try them on the encrypted zips that are stored. It may be standard practice to operate across borders.

When someone expresses a concern about the underlying culture of a community:

the milk propaganda community

You respond with a personal remark that was not kind

someone is insecure

I respond with a remark that calls into question the validity of milk propaganda being a requirement

get calcium from broccoli

Then you respond

you don’t know how to take a joke".

As you are the creator of the community, this display shows how you will handle the culture of your community. I don’t think I want to be a part of a passive aggressive milk propaganda community.

Or they would rather get calcium from broccoli and leave the cancers associated with mamary gland excretion food alone.

The jellyfin community is probably best for that question.

I don’t know but I can brainstorm:

• reddit has shown itself to be toxic so genuine questions like this cannot be asked.
• this individual likes the community and wants to know what changed and how to support the parts he/she likes.
• the user is trying to participate in the community asking a silly but known question

Shrug

Well I think there should be a /c/selfhostingnoobedition where an answer (even if it is just a “Google search link”) is expected. The amount of plausible sounding BS from googleing and getting stack overflow copies with unhelpful info or thinly veiled ads that has cost me time and money is huge, and I simply get directed to buy products while I am exploring (I don’t know what I don’t know), so I have gone here as my “Google”. I normally try to include my due diligence in a paragraph labelled “source:”

I just tried to click on a couple links formatted in various ways from a “jerboa for lemmy” app and it redirected to a browser (where I am not logged in).

Is there a format friendly to the app, or is there a app config that needs to be updated?

Please make a blog post about your migration. I’m in the same boat.