"We must remember how people had to hide who they loved, how aging often meant poverty, how industries spewed unchecked pollution into our waters and air, and how little girls were told that science and math weren’t for them.
And we must remember that in all of these areas, and so many more, this nation has made tremendous strides. But that progress is always fragile."
I'm using misskey, outta the box. It's got almost no English-language documentation. Takes a little bit of brainpower (and practice) just to run the bash installer.
#Misskey is a #Node#Typescript application, running on port 3000, and uses #postgresql and #redis for data backend. I'm assuming that the redis does fast cacheing of some sort, not sure what all is there. Also has #nginx set up as a #reverseproxy on port 80, even though the the documentation tells us to expose port 3000 to the world.
That's what I did. I'm assuming that most federation would still work even with port 3000 closed, but it's not worth taking the chance.
The entire application is very fast running and very snazzy looking when it's running all on one box with a good deal of hardware available.
I know that misskey works, and it's a good program, but I want it to be slightly budget-optimized and somewhat containerized so that I can tinker with other containerized applications with the #VPS I already have running.
I'm going to do another #server#migration, and put my dockers on a $5 box. That means my dockers will be a bit less performant next time I see the need to spin up more dockers, for this-or-that experimental project. But at least my #misskey will be closer to the #database, and #S4S will be more performant. Plus I save $5 each month.
#server#migration - I did the migration I wanted, a while back, but my site is much slower than before. 😩
I have my #webserver running on a $5 box, and I have the #database running inside a #docker on a $10 box. But the datacenter has the $5 and $10 boxes on separate subnets, so there is more lag for every single database query.
just now noticed that some of your replies on this thread never propagated to my instance and I never saw notifications, even though my handle was mentioned.
Just to be clear, I'm not a professional quote maker. I'm just an atheist teenager who greatly values his intelligence and scientific fact over any silly fiction book written 3,500 years ago. This being said, I am open to any and all criticism.
"In this moment, I am euphoric. Not because of any phony god's blessing. But because, I am enlightened by my intelligence."
The Palestinians that were released today were women and CHILDREN. Israel is an occupying force that regularly detains children and holds Palestinians without charge, but they’re never called hostages. The difference in language is by design.