Lemmy has a perfectly fine cross posting feature you could use

You can use host_vars to set different variables per host. You’d still run the same playbook against both hosts, but each has different services activated.

1. Make the folder host_vars in the repo root
2. Make subfolders for every host with their hostname
3. Enable services you want by writing the variables into a yaml file for your host (any file name as long as it ends with .yml
4. Write an Ansible inventory for your hosts
5. Run the playbook with your inventory

Slightly fancier would be using group_vars instead, you can add a host to multiple groups. Then deploying the same services on a new hosts would simply be adding it to the group

Link to the actual blog post

The point is to sell a license which allows inclusion in proprietary applications. Your target aren’t end-users, but corporations that want to use your project.

New Zealand and looks like they walked back on it

https://edition.cnn.com/2023/11/28/asia/new-zealand-smoking-ban-reversal-intl-hnk

It annoys me that the title in the first graphic is expressed the opposite way to what the legends mean and you have the actual meaning just below. Seems like a very bad choice of wording.

Metal can not be changed by Ruin

Maybe wrong community for this

It’s probably just easier to use public certs with DNS verification than building and distributing your own certs.

Funny, I switched from GUI to CLI years ago because that was more reliable for me

I don’t get it, are GUI updates faster or something?

It probably is accidental, but they don’t care enough to fix the root problem

Making the term self hosting exclusive to running stuff at home feels unnecessarily elitist. Not everyone has the space, bandwidth or family approval to run stuff at home.
You can have the term homelab if you want

I’ve started donating to PostmarketOS this month, so hopefully I’ll be able to buy a device with decent support once my current phone needs replacing.

I already run LineageOS on my phone with microG instead of Gapps, so not much is going to change for me. There’ll also be an update to Android 16 for me soon, LineageOS just announced that last weekend.

Ninja Nutrients

Why were you running non-LTS server versions?

Thanks for the explanation, it sounds very interesting.

I currently use something else for podcasts, but better mobile apps are a big draw.

Probably not, see Wikipedia Tivoization

They promised one years ago, definitely coming soon

But adding more air just makes a bigger bubble and a louder pop

Here’s a video comparison of 4 common options. He tests uploading an ISO, booting said ISO, looks at out of the box security and how the developers have handled issues.

Remote Access using IP KVMs! Full Comparison JetKVM vs NanoKVM vs Comet vs PiKVM