So, I basically use one of the listed addresses on any forums, Fediverse instance, etc that sends me immediately an account confirmation mail and the whole service gets blocked? I simply use one of them for account creation on the BSD Cafe or the BSD Forums and they get blocked, because a random user submitted a honey pot email?!
@pitrh@solene somehow I understand his idea but in todays usage such solution can easily turn into the wrong way and make everyone’s life difficult. This would mean, we should move away from email confirmations because everyone would be able to use any fake email including honeypot addresses.
Thanks for providing this service and also this information. At this point, we can only say - thank you very much for your time, efforts and money you put into this service @stefano. At this point I also want to bring up the great work of @grunfink for his incredible work in the #snac / #snac2 project. Snac became the perfect solution for single user instances but also project related instances in the fediverse. Kudos, to both of you and thank you both very much! You both are doing a great job!
I just launched the new @BoxyBSD self-service portal where you can finally manage your BSD based box instances on your own - and I really love this minimalistic and terminal alike design.
Woooow! At @BoxyBSD we provisioned our 500th free VPS instance this weekend. Providing you guys free VPS instances with your favorite BSD based system of choice - #FreeBSD, #NetBSD, #OpenBSD, #DragonflyBSD, #MidnightBSD and also other ones or even #Illumos for our #Solars friends and somehow I'm a little bit proud!
Happy to see that this project provides a huge value to the #opensource community, users, projects and especially for #BSD projects. #RUNBSD with #BoxyBSD!
"free to use" - just like all other social media platforms, too - at last from a casual user perspective. But what is the difference? Influencer don't get paid here in the Fediverse (except of maybe some very rare ones for passive product placement). As a result, the "mainstream" influencers are missing - including their follower base. If this is a pro or con probably depends on the point of view.
I moved from a classic multi-component mail server setup (based on #postfix, #dovecot,…) to #Stalwart mailserver - entirely written in Rust and it runs and performs great so far after half an year :)
I currently regret most switching from #snac2 to #Mastodon — fortunately, Snac now supports account migrations, so I’ll be able to switch back soon but it requires migrating me to migrate to another domain, where I then can switch back to this one on snac.
@al1r4d you might want to have a look at #snac2 which is a very minimalistic but awesome Fediverse server, written in C. Guess, you can see several hints
FreeBSD advocate who is heavily into Ansible, BGP, DevOps, Kubernetes, Proxmox, XCP-ng, Python, Rust & RISC-V and builds own decentralized solutions.Projects: * BoxyBSD: A free & non-profit VPS hosting service for BSD based systems. https://boxybsd.com* ProxLB: A Loadbalancer for Proxmox clusters that bring DRS features into it. https://proxlb.de* ARM64-Vagrant Collection: A collection of BSD & Linux boxes for ARM64 (aarch64) based system.