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"Mirror mirror on the wall, who spreads the most misinformation of all?"

If I'm being honest the only Microsoft product I actually like is Excel.

Oh yeah, I totally agree with you that governments should at least host their own Mastodon instances. I thought it was weird when Twitter became the go to for communication from the US Government.

I haven't tried caddy but I've heard good things. I've used nginx in the past. I'm currently using Traefik and have been for a few years now. Once it's set up its pretty great.

This is how I set up my reverse proxy and it works really well with wildcard SSL certs. Only need one certificate for as many sites as I want!

That reminds me of the time I took a date to go see "The Hills Have Eyes". It was a dine-in theater, and I had gotten breadsticks and marinara. We just sat down and started to eat, and the date was going pretty good. If you've ever seen that movie, the opening scene is a jump scare right off the bat. I had a mouth full of breadstick and was actively holding the cup full of marinara that I launched directly into her chest because I jumped. Anyways, the date didn't work out and it was pretty awkward for the rest of the movie.

I wish there was some version of PBS for Lemmy, like public funds for hosting. I'll admit I haven't really thought this through, so there's probably some problems with my idea.

8tb on one chip? As Bill Gates once said "Damn, that's a shit load of ram."

I hate Reddit as much as the next guy but that just sounds like an asshole mod

When I dropped LastPass I found Bitwarden and liked them mainly because of the open source. I pay them for the software so that it can remain free and open. If that stopped, I would also stop paying them for it.

Well how was I supposed to figure out that my docker node running on libreelec won't connect to the swarm because the kernel was compiled with out the The Berkeley Packet Filter protocol.

Sounds interesting. I know there's technologies like LorA and BLE that create networks on different frequencies other than what standard wifi uses. But they don't really have a lot of bandwidth.

Are you talking about Ham radio