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austinmorlan.com | ||
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dev.ribic.ba
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| | | | | Why I came back to stock Android after de-googling my phone a few months earlier | |
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willhaley.com
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| | | | | For this post I'm assuming you already have Tiny Core Linux up and running and persistence (Tiny Core's ability to save changes) is working. I'm also assuming that your installation of Tiny Core Linux has an adequately sized hard drive. Setup MySQL Use these instructions, or whatever method you prefer, to get MariaDB (A "drop-in" MySQL replacement) working in your Tiny Core installation. Note: I may use the names MySQL and MariaDB interchangeably in these instructions. | |
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tricht.eu
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| | | | | I try to avoid cloud services because I want to be in control of my data. This is why I self-host software on my personal VPS whenever there is a viable self-hosted alternative. This VPS is nothing impressive but does its job well. It runs the latest CentOS on a VPS with 1 vCPU, 2GB of RAM, a 50GB SSD and 2TB of bandwidth costing me about $15 per month (including backups). After hopping between several VPS hosts, I stuck with DigitalOcean (this is a referral link, giving you $50 credit when signing up!). | |
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mattcool.tech
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| | | List of the apps I'm using at the moment | ||
