Brad @lemmy.dbzer0.com Some kind of engineer or something. Indoor farmer. Outdoor farmer. Agroecologist. Anarchist. Mutual aider. Hyper-niche internet microcelebrity fuckface on TikTok.
This was my first thought. I've never said "self hosted" to a client and, honestly, never would. "On-prem" or "Running on your server." The idea of a company "self hosting" something is literally just "hosting".
I run a mastodon instance in docker and a Sharkey instance in docker on another server. I, personally, didn't find it especially temperamental but, to be fair, I have pretty extensive experience troubleshooting Docker issues re: networking/permissions/volumes because I am cataclysmically unclever.
Some advice: I would definitely recommend against running it on a naked domain you care about (i.e. instance.com). Always deploy it on a subdomain (i.e. mastodon.instance.com) because, if you ever change servers, have to re-make your intance, have domain issues, etc, you will be fucked pretty much forever on that domain. On a subdomain, you can just use a different subdomain.
Boy's Night Out made the album Trainwreck, a concept album about a man having a night terror and strangling his wife to death and coping with her loss. It's fucking great.
Everything else they've ever done is aggressively mid
China could probably stand to spend some time not having an extremely strong stance on babies.
I had assumed beehaw had already defeded. Since I've been using lemmy, there has never not been some discussion about beehaw and their federation/defederation choices and discussing the intricacies of those decisions. For whatever reason, I haven't really seen anything from or about beehaw since joining this instance so I presumed they defeded. Prior to that, it seemed hit or miss whether or not I'd get the privilege of seeing beehaw.
All that is to say, with the way you've handled moderation, if you left the fediverse it would probably just make everyone's lives simpler. It's going to be a "shit or get off the pot" from me, dawg.
It’s gonna be a “yikes” from me, dawg
The way this work, not that I'm aware of. Your best bet for that would probably be etherpad
Typehere Docker image now on Dockerhub
I posted previously about containerizing Squadrick's clone of Typehere.co. There have been some fixes recently and I finally got around to uploading it to Dockerhub so it is about as easy to run as is physically possible.
docker run -p 8585:80 bradganley/typehere and then point your browser to localhost:8585
Everybody involved with OpenAI seems to be going insane
Well now I’m kind of weirded out to find others in these comments that are also exactly this
Squadrick cloned Typehere.co and I love it so I dockerized it
This is my git upon which I am the only user and it is hosted on what is essentially my cupholder so be warned that it will be susceptible to a hug of death