Valmond4

Remindme 1week :-)

France here, runs like a charm (finally!) on an old dell box at home.

lemmy.mindoki.com yay!

Now I just have to decide what I should actually do with it :-)

Or a Samsung fridge.

The race is open!

Here is the 'official' website : Tenfingers

There are versions for Linux and Windows and also the python source code.

Any feedback greatly appreciated!

Fair enough about the size.

Checked out eBay, there are some cheap 2-3Tb drives there! How does it pan out quality wise? I guess they sell them off like after 5 years of usage right?

I take a photo with my Polaroid.

I support your idea.

A good start, but using crypto to just have a website seems overkill.

I have built a shared hosting protocol (and implementation) where you use link-files instead of website+DNS (nor crypto). Simple and lightweight, but with my communication skills it isn't really taking off 😅

So what do you do when there is an error?

But why?

And who's in charge of errors in this immutable ledger?

I only feel it being shoehorned into some possible usefulness, conveniently forgetting everything that won't work.

What is it trying to solve?

Also linking physical objects, that's even worse, use it a bit and it's digitalisation will change lol. Also you want to sell your auto radio, but it's linked to your Car-NFT, it's Kafkaïenne lol!

Tried a few, Jerboa is sort of good but there are things you just have to figure out. Like I'm a user on my own Lemmy, and I can't find my own instances? Does the search only search ... well what actually? Also as I have my super user, another user, a user on beehaw etc (not very rational maybe) but you don't know whith witch obe you are browsing.

Guess it's just too, early so for now I'm sticking with Jerboa as it's the official app.

Everything is great though, I'm just pointing out small inconveniences.

As fast as money talks, you'll be losing.

IMO. We should make global random networks and base our connections on top of them instead of clinging onto the hope of niceties because someone have the site google.com for example.