just raise awareness about tools like this one https://lemmyverse.net/
I also think that something like LCS or Lemmony should be recommended and/or included in the default Lemmy docker compose file.
That way, when new Lemmy servers get spun up, they will automatically get seeded with content and communities from other existing Lemmy servers.
At work/for business, you can't beat Veeam. It's the gold standard and there is literally nothing better.
At home, Duplicity. Set it up once and then just let it go, and it supports a million different backup targets you can ship your backups off to, including the local filesystem. Has auto-aging/removal rules, easy restores, incrementals, etc. Encrypts by default too.
I think that this line of reasoning becomes less and less tenable when things like Swagger exist.
I just wished the Lemmy API docs were better lol.
Finnegans Wake makes more sense than Lemmy API docs. Even calling it "documentation" is a stretch.
I literally had to clone the Lemmy git repo and read the source code to find the implementation of an API endpoint and see how it worked for a script that I was writing.
It's a decade later, and I'm still bitter about Google Reader's unceremonious execution.
"No, I can't come out tonight, I'm optimizing my CONFIG.SYS file so I can have a mouse AND my Soundblaster work at the same time!"
Man I loved Encarta. I would spend hours in that shit just going through random stuff.
Then there's the hostility if a post does get play.
I used to dread seeing that new message notification icon.
And here you are with 53 comments in 6 days.
docker (while you don't need it to host things, it makes your life 10x easier)
...until you have a single extra space character hiding 20 lines into your compose file and the whole thing falls over the next time you try to bring the containers up.
Lint your code and configs every time!
Make sure the postfix container is connected to the lemmyexternalproxy network.
So I'm not the only one who fried a monitor trying to get X11 working...