I have one too. Its arguably simpler than Mastodon but works just like it. Uses a LOT less data too.

Last week our SaaS vendor went down for a good 2 days. The vendor the company spends about 1.1 million per year to keep running. It doesn't bother me really, just means I can concentrate on other things(and I get paid either way), but its amazing what other companies run as their infrastructure.

Makes me feel good with my equivalent potato servers.

Sounds like an excellent time to throw Linux on them. Or give them away to those who will do so.

I hope n ntendo doesn't shut them down

Video on technology connections: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zsA3X40nz9w

If it doesn't goodbye Youtube. I love the creators, but hate you as a platform.

Yeah its really too bad. I used to love the company but now I just don't see them making things for hobbies. Anyone know of some good alternatives? Ive heard good things about lepotato?

Or give them the password. They aren't going to check if your still alive.

Repairable earbuds are now here, so that's pretty cool. https://shop.fairphone.com/fairbuds

It's not for me because I like wired but it's much better than apples.

"Earlier this week, Reddit disclosed in a corporate filing that CEO Steve Hoffman sold 500,000 shares, and Reddit COO Jennifer Wong also disclosed that she sold 514,000 shares."

If they believed in the platform, they would hold. Yeah looks like they are looking for bag holders.

They do, take a look sometime on GitHub. There's just not a lot of traction when the big players can run on so many other platforms. And often faster than the hobbies counter part.

All three big oses are also made by a staggering amount of people that all worked together. And even in the case of BSD/Linux/minux/ect, lot of people worked on it that made money off it. Temple OS is probably the only exception as it is well known and mostly(?) made by one person.

It's an interesting field that is still being worked on.

I'm glad steam and gog exist. Both provide an amazing service.