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sleeplessbeastie.eu
Take advantage of Docker to install Mastodon. |
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alien.slackbook.org
Hi all! It has been a while since I wrote an episode for my series about using Slackware as your private/personal 'cloud server'. Time for something new! Since a lot of people these day... |
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lupyuen.org
We're out for a 50 km overnight hike. Our Build Farm for Apache NuttX RTOS runs non-stop all day, all night. Continuously compiling over 1,000 NuttX Targets. Can we be 100% sure that NuttX is OK? Without getting spammed by alert emails all night? In this article: We talk about Mastodon as a fun new way to broadcast NuttX Alerts in real time. |
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www.bentasker.co.uk
I decided recently that I wanted to move from mastodon.social to running my own instance of Mastodon: as well as giving me something new to play around with, it gives more control, and moves my experience away (a little) from the intense load that the big instances are currently having to deal with (I was having issues with slowness). This documentation details the process I followed to get Mastodon up and running with docker and docker-compose |
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