I’ve been using Linux Mint Debian Edition for about a year now it’s worked almost flawlessly. I love it.

Dude is just upset he lost his expensive earbuds.

Assuming the bootloader is unlockable

Spez started it all for me.

They are top posts for a reason. It’s because people enjoy them. Everyone has the choice to ignore them.

So I wasn’t the only one. Nice.

GE has garbage company for a very long time. It’s a shell of its former self. If I’m paying for a product I am going to do whatever I want with it because it’s my money. And if a company has a problem with that, it sounds like the company needs to fix it on their end. If it’s possible to create a plugin that cost your company millions of dollars is obviously you’re not running your company properly.

I stopped drinking Starbucks 12 years ago and I rarely drink coffee. I might get a few of those hot gas station French vanilla coffees in the winter but that’s about it.

I’m going to steal this okay?

My journey to Linux pretty much started with the reddit thing. I moved to Lemmy and started slowly eliminating corporations out of my life.

I feel like most of these computers are underpowered and worthless to most people outside of a web browsing machine. Which is fine I guess if you don’t have a computer at all. But when some of us are rocking six or seven computers in our house, do we need anymore?

I think it’s less panicking and more informational. The enshittification of Google has commenced and this is just documentation.

I thought all you guys left Reddit already

Yeah, I’m more confused than I was before.

I honestly don’t even know what a Marxist is.

I think I have successfully got the server running on my linode.

Will releasing this data even do anything to hurt Reddit?

I will definitely try this out. I already have my domain and SSL certificate. This will work on linode right?

I’m not super familiar with Linux, I’ve installed it on machines in the past, I know some very basic command line stuff. I’ve done raspberry pi stuff. I have a mini PC running Ubuntu right now that I am not using for anything so I can use that to run ansible. I probably won’t be able to work on it until after this weekend but once I get an moment to set down and do it I will shoot you a message if I have any questions. I really appreciate your help and I am excited to be a part of the fediverse.

Thank you for the information. I’ve signed up for a 2GB shared linode and it’s running Debian 11. I assume I need to ssh into it, then run the ansible stuff. I have very basic knowledge of Linux and command line. I am not entirely sure how to fill out the config but I will cross that bridge when I come to it.