maple "mavica" syrup [6502] @mavica_again@computerfairi.es

shut up i didn't re-draft this you did

nobody remembers it's "little a salami as a treat" and not "a little salami as a treat" these days

im robot ​

perhaps one day i will be medicated

tugging at my circuits trying to get anything done like

neat linux terminal trick of the day, to copy a large amount of files over the network:

$ tar cf - <files> | ssh -C user@host "cd /wherever; tar xvf -"

up at a time that i shouldn't be thinking about klasky/csupo animation

muting anybody who joined after 2017 making threads that start with "dear mastodon noobs"

except... now i can't dim the brightness or use a resolution other than 1024x768

what a quirk!

now i wanna find out if this means i can SXGA upgrade my iBook ​

it's a good thing i kept the original panel from when i did an SXGA upgrade on my X61t (before, with vinegar syndrome, and after)

turns out thinkpad X61 LCD panels work on (some models of) the iBook G4

@omegabyte hi! the earliest email in my self-hosted inbox is from 2019. it's been going for 6 years. Hope I could help!

@apex and that's a valid concern! but it's by no means "difficult" for anyone already versed in self-hosting to spin up a mail server. i would absolutely have qualms about my own ability to keep a 99.9% uptime too

i think it's time to dispel the myth that #selfhosting #email is hard if a dumdum like me can set up https://github.com/docker-mailserver/docker-mailserver in a USD12/mo linode box (which also hosts my websites, so that's not USD12 for mail alone) in like 15 minutes

the hardest part is just getting the DNS DKIM, DMARC and SPF values right