Thanks,
yes, I am jumping straight to https, maybe I should do one step at a time.
I followed instructions very closely. I guess somewhere did something :)
I did not know, where to ask the question. I thought it was a right place, sorry.
By all means, I am not hunting him down. I was just curious. Most of the times I wear aluminum hat as well.
Maybe, they were blind, but their lives were better, Even true Latvians are saying this.
I don’t want to start a debate here. What’s done is done.
Most of the people don’t even know where to point a finger on a map, let’s not talk about IQ here.
Have you been or lived in Latvia? It might change your opinion. How it was before and current situation? How many people left the country when they joined EU and what is happening to the rest, especially who cannot retire?
Sometimes analysis can be wrong.
Thanks, I read few good reviews about alphaVPS, not that many servers have DDoS protection.
Could you recommend from experience something cheap and reliable?
I am using Upcloud for private discourse forum. It's a bit on expensive side.
Would like to move either to alphaVPS or OVH and host an Lemmy instance.
Asking kindly if anyone has anything to say about either alphaVPS or OVH?
Merry Christmas & Happy New Year!!!!
I see, well good luck, let us know the outcome.
Also, try to keep “aesthetically appealing”, not like windows in 1980’s with silver perimeter wires :)).
May I ask what are you trying to achieve? A trigger when window is broken?
Have you look into motion sensor and maybe Zigbee/Z-wave dongle?
Less work and don’t have to touch the window. Plus, future expansion of mesh network.
I am newb as well. I heard about it before " decentrilized concept", but was to busy in my own world, like most of us. Got tired of mainstream along with pandemic drove me to other side.
This is awesome concept, need to do some homework.
Thanks, sort of make sense. Have to do a bit more reading.
Should staff/mods of these communities on different servers have same usernames and/or passwords? Or different for the sake of security, ie if one user gets compromised, all instances will be at risk?
Do you know, if it is possible to have same community on multiple instances? and not just a same name.
Or, we end up having two communities with same name and different content eventually?
Most of the communities are on one instance i.e .ml. Should we spin up more instances and start spreading communities either by location, interests, etc?
Maybe, I am wrong but do mod/s who run the communities understand the idea of "decentralized social networks" or this is just to get few brownie points to start the community and increase the traffic?
Please correct me if I am wrong.
No offence, just an observation.
Thanks, yes, I am jumping straight to https, maybe I should do one step at a time. I followed instructions very closely. I guess somewhere did something :)