Interesting approach, good luck! Admittedly I’m not sure if many users want to take their media uploading in their own hands and pay for it but maybe I’m wrong. Where are the images stored? Do you have your own hardware? Backups etc?
Also since you’re interested in Fediverse media storage, I recently read about https://jortage.com/ It’s a third party storage for your instance with deduplication, pretty interesting idea. Takes away a bit of the federated part though
My company does host an instance, but I’ve never used it for game streaming. No idea what the fps is
Jitsi or Element call
I mean, I find posting about homelabs interesting already, especially with second hand hardware! There are several related subreddits, but the homelabs communities here are quite empty. I recently set up my own and should post about it, even though it’s pretty basic
Do you post more about your diy data center? Pretty interested :)
Danke, direkt abonniert
Du hast ein Recht auf ein qualifiziertes Arbeitszeugnis! Da gibt es strikte Anforderungen und dir einfach ne Note geben können sie nicht, das ist auch unüblich. Der Betriebsrat oder deine Gewerkschaft kann dir dabei helfen, du musst da nicht alleine durch.
Bevor du dich intern bewirbst, könntest du auch schonmal Kontakt zu Leuten aus der anderen Abteilung suchen.
Ob man Nazimusik aus aufklärerischer Sicht irgendwo zugänglich machen soll ist eine Diskussion. Ob die Interpreten sie nach ihrem Gutdünken auf Plattformen verbreiten dürfen und damit auch noch Geld verdienen sollten, eine komplett andere.
It seems like the vps stuff is fine, but the company I work at uses them as cloud provider (many VMs plus K8S clusters) and the quality is not so great to say the least. Also the support is sometimes blaming us for their outages and generally not too helpful.
This sounds super cool, I’ve been looking for something to keep track of my plants! Gonna try this
Wait, how do you know my password?
That’s actually better I think. A project with zero open issues/requests is usually dead, not fast in solving issues.
Didn’t see it back then, just came across this on mastodon today. Sure they are competitors, given that nextcloud started as am owncloud fork, but they probably monitored ownclouds development closer than everyone else.
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The resources required by federating depend on how many people follow each other across those two instances and how much these post. Just existing and theoretically federating doesn’t need any resources if there’s nobody following, assuming threads isn’t doing that different from everyone else.
For each post a user makes on your instance, it sends that post to each instance where someone follows the poster. There’s no automatic sending to every known instance of every post on your instance.
I wasn’t talking of spa either? What are you referring to?
You were the one mentioning rehab earlier and that’s what I replied to.
This depends on the country a bit, but in general, prisons are the opposite of rehabilitation, despite the countries running them telling the contrary.
How gets one rehabilitated when they are pulled from their home, their job, their social surroundings? Supposedly, people are rehabilitated into society - the one they are excluded from and have no access to in prison. Especially in longer sentences - no internet access, years of societal and technical disruption, societies change in the absence of the prisoners. When they get released, they usually have to start over but with the worst conditions - while rehabilitation in prisons claim to help them go l with their standing.
Rehabilitation taken serious would look completely different. Prisons are preventive custody and everything else is an excuse to distract from that fact. Some people may try their best in helping prisoners, but they are working against a system that destroys the chances instead of rehabilitation.
I had no idea! Thanks
This should be possible, in nginx you would just have near identical entries that deliver the same content. The service itself sometimes takes a domain to build internal links etc, and those usually only take one.