Idea:
Set up a Masto instance as faecebook.com. Claim it's for elves, pixies, and other fae.
Problem:
Facebook registered that domain.
Once again, my genius is crushed by commercial greed.
Idea:
Set up a Masto instance as faecebook.com. Claim it's for elves, pixies, and other fae.
Problem:
Facebook registered that domain.
Once again, my genius is crushed by commercial greed.
"'StrictHostKeyChecking accept-new' is the equivalent of running around without your pants on—it might feel airy and free, but sooner or later someone’s going to take uncivil liberties with your person." #ssh2e #nonotryagain
@phessler I'd love to see a BSD community Mastodon instance.
I'm considering setting up a #Mastodon instance, just for me, so I can control my data.
But people read my tech books, and get the idea that I know what I'm doing. (They're mistaken.)
So: if I set up a personal Mastodon instance: am I setting a bad example? Will the protocols break? Will terrible things happen? Will I destroy a nice platform?
And if I write "Mastodon Mastery" and encourage people to set up their own platform, will I be declared Tooter Of The Apocalypse?
My next tech book. https://blather.michaelwlucas.com/archives/3047
I've wanted #FreeBSD to move the default Postgresql data directory under /var/db for decades. Literally, since about 1996.
They finally did it.
It's timed *perfectly* to maximize my inconvenience.
If they'd done it earlier, I would have caught it in the first draft of #af3e. If they'd done it after it hit print, I'd shrug and move on. But no, I have to rewrite this section.
I am forced to bow to their amazing skill.
It's in print! Buy print from Amazon, get the kindle version for free.
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