I’m back up and running with #YunoHost again.
This time for keeps.
Using #Immich for photos and video backups and viewings. It’s incredible.
Set up initial #PeerTube instance where I’ll prob share short Playstation 5 clips I make.
And #Forgejo for moving all of my public repositories out of GitHub.
Gonna try and write up some longer posts about it all soon.
The logic of reform UK (fash) party:
“We want to stop all the ‘foreigners’ from entering our country.”
Also: “we want to restore Britain to it’s ‘great’ days of ‘world trade’ etc” — obviously referring to the days of empire*.
*Yano, the times when we would be the “foreigners” invading other countries for their raw materials and riches.
Also: “Our Culture” as they refer to it, was mostly imported into Britain as the result of all that colonialism.
Prove me wrong.
#reformUk #facism #politics
Has anyone had experience of setting up Protonmail SMTP Bridge on a linux server?
I’m specifically wanting to set it up for use as an SMTP relay in YUNOhost.
#YunoHost #ProtonMail #AskFedi
Transfered from my old server to using Yunohost. Migrated my wordpress site, db and plugins over. So hopefully I dont break anything now :S
Is there a list of all the popular #Fediverse weekly hashtags? #AskFedi
Those fediverse stats on the WordPress dashboard are really nice. Great addition.
Sherlock is here and ready for a nap in today’s #MonDog submission.
Sherlock going for walkies in Sutton Park.
I wasn’t receiving any notification from a mention on mastodon. Turns out I had to edit config in my server’s postfix settings. Works a charm now.
Wow the Friends plugin for WordPress has really had some polish. The mastodon theme is great too!
I’ve decided to switch back to WordPress. This was based on the strength of 2 plugins I really want to be using again: “Friends” and “ActivityPub”.
i miss the connection to other people and the interactions I used to have off of the back of some of my posts and gaming photos.
— “Webring”, you say?
— Yes. A webring.
Those things from the late 90’s/early 00’s where real people with real websites connected via a linking mechanism known as a webring.
Well, it’s not so much of a mechanism as a list of websites that link between each other in a chain.
So you could land on one which would say it’s a part of a given webring, along with a “next”, “previous” and sometimes “random” site.
So you could easily discover other websites that share common values.
Human made.
My idea came a few weeks ago to try and join together people who had real websites and blogs who were against using ai slop in their writing.
That’s to say, it’s not a case of judging people who use AI to accomplish certain tasks. But it is a conscious decision to collect together people who vouch to not churn out AI slop in their posts.
Keep it real.
Keep it human.
If you have a website/blog, and want to join a slowly-growing community of people online who prefer the web stayed human-centered, then come along to human-made.site and join us. 🙂