I have one and it’s a pretty sharp edge. This is a clever idea, I love the hacker attitude, but I’m not sure I’m ready to start filing at my laptop’s case.

… on the notch in front of the mousepad.

All hail, our dark Lord Nana

Homsar?

Wreckfest. Its mindless and fun car racing with crashing. The successor to Flatout 2. (Fixed typo)

It takes my mind off the complete disaster this month has been, both globally and personally.

Where are the beans?

A few years ago, I’m having lunch with a friend, we’re talking about how bitcoin is all over the news. He then asked me, “Where are these mines they make those in?” We’ve both worked in high tech for many years.

The mastodon people just posted this too. It’s the designer’s perspective.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oNxpTvbTy54

*Graphic Designer

Sorry, I had to.

Is this a quantum joke somehow?

Awesome, thanks for the answers

Great idea, really good name.

I looked at the back end source.

1. Do I understand correctly that when I run your app in my PC, the ISO is built on your server and then I download it?

2. Why does app.py submit an ip address to a google form?

https://github.com/homelabinator/homelabinator-backend/blob/main/api/app.py

You should know, stuff like that is going keep a lot of self hosters from recommending this.

This, yes?

https://www.libreoffice.org/download/libreoffice-online/

It is interesting, yes.

Anyone else remember a few years ago when the government was caught performing warrantless searches on America’s phone data and metadata, using direct wiretaps at the phone companies, and it was a huge deal and the whistleblower had to flea the country or face imprisonment? And we all said at that time that the government’s actions were shocking and they had to stop right away, and at first they said they would, but then they never really did?

Yeah, me neither.

RIP, the Constitution. We’ll miss you.

But who’s? WHOOOOOSSSE??

In my state, Colorado in the western US, we have this statue.

Official name: Blue Mustang

Our name: Blucifer

This is my routine too. If I miss that one cup, I get a headache and hate that. But any more and I get too jittery.

Hi @[email protected] , I really love this idea and really appreciate you taking on this big task.

I can see it replacing the stand-alone web site I run now for a local group, but I have a couple of questions before I go install the app and try it out.

1. Do you have a list of existing instances somewhere? I looked around in your github and blog site, and could not find that.
2. How do you keep the content that gets posted to stick to the local topic? I.e., if I set up a site for my small city, what’s to stop someone from spamming posts about the big city nearby? Or a big city plumber from advertising their services?
3. How do admins deal with spam / negative content getting posted? Once a site takes off, this is a real problem, I hope you’re thinking about how to solve.

Again, thanks.

Good to know, thanks.

Yah, I just read the History section of the OO wikipedia page, and it mentions that from the start. I’m not someone with a knee jerk reaction to “Russian” but it’s worth considering. Thanks.

The question then is: Does CP replacing the server-side code with their own resolve this concern, or is there still a risk there? Man, nothing is simple.