Self hosted doesn't necessarily mean hosted at home. Some of my stuff is for example hosted in a French datacenter for redundancy. At one point it was my only server space since hosting at home wasn't feasible at that time.
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It's not space that's hard. It's the stuff you encounter when you run out of space that's hard.
Y'all need to quit it with all this Truman Show nonsense
Oh shit, he's onto us!
I’d be okay with that, honestly
Well, good news then! If you wait a few billion years the Milky Way will collide with the Andromeda Galaxy.
using GitHub to host our code
I can't possibly think of any way that could backfire.
That is some unexpectedly good news. I'm looking forward to see the results of an EU based search index.
Based om all the replies in this post it seems like it happens quite a lot. Or it all just happens now for some reason...
I get it. I've just been through a merger and the new head software delivery has plans on rewriting everything in their tech stack. He is in for an absolute fucking ride when he realises that such a rewrite will not take a year but 5 to 10 and will incapacitate our department for the entire time. In a rapidly evolving market. It is 3 decades of continuous and rapid feature expansions he's trying to unroll.
It's not FOSS though, so I'm not as invested in it, I'm just here to see him either fail utterly or get kicked due to his cognitive dissonance that'll cost our department in the tens or hundreds of millions.
I see your 4-bay docking station and raise my 20-bay storage server. I even stopped counting how much the hardware costs for it :p
If you're in a private tracker like RED or OPS it works very well, but I agree that public trackers are not well indexed enough
I opened Lemmy on a packed bus this morning and got the full blast...