Running an bsky "reach" test.

If you have a moment, please reply to this post with the country you're in.

Let's see the social media reach of a random bloke with few followers.

Trying to get some decent perf out of an old HP Microserver with hybrid #Linux #RAID1 (ssd+sata). It can be done!
www.nux.ro/Hybrid_RAID1...

Don't delete your account though, easily hijacked and used for spam and what not.

picture of an IBM Thinkpad 380Z laptop from 1998

Running #NetBSD on IBM #ThinkPad #380Z
luke8086.dev/netbsd-on-th...

The CloudStack project has released Apache CloudStack 4.20
Some of the highlighted features include: Multi-Architecture Zones & ARM64 Support, Shared File Systems, VMware NSX Integration, CloudStack Webhooks and more.
More information: cloudstack.apache.org/blog/cloudst...

There's one thing I thought was a passing fad, but turns out it totally changed how we cook. The air fryer, great addition to any kitchen. Lowered our oven use by 90%, saved us money as well and much easier to clean. It's here to stay.

Die Hard (1988) ⭐ 8.2 | Action, Thriller 2h 12m | R

Friendly reminder, it's soon that time of the year.

www.imdb.com/title/tt0095...

Watch out though, many junkies coming over, too. :/

I've left the crack-den and found the library

#bluesky #twitter #x

Public cloud billing has reached such "heights"(!) that we need new cultural constructs to deal with it. #finops
www.finops.org/introduction...

Kubernetes on Hetzner: How I reduced my infrastructure bill by 75% and doubled compute.

bilbof.com/posts/kubern...

"How I cut infrastructure costs by 75% and increased compute by 2x" with #Hetzner.
Interesting read and shows to a degree the public cloud tax (margin) is huge, but also some of the limitations you could hit by moving away from it.

bilbof.com/posts/kubern...

Pigsty: self-hosted, highly available PostgreSQL setup with observability built-in. The goal is to have something close to RDS. I didn't try it.

pigsty.cc

✋😀

Australia passes social media ban for children under 16 Australia passed a law on Thursday to ban social media for children aged under 16 after days of heated debate, setting a standard for other countries to follow in a global push to curb the power of Big Tech.

BREAKING: Australia passed a law to ban social media for children aged under 16 after days of heated debate, setting a standard for other countries to follow in a global push to curb the power of Big Tech reut.rs/4g4uF9O

Y'all, I found it: The single greatest post EVER

It got really ridiculous.
Browsing without uBlock Origin and Privacy Badger is the same as running Windows without an antivirus.