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Transcendant, in What country are you using lemmy from?

UK

foggianism, (edited ) in What country are you using lemmy from?

Bosnia

JimmyBigSausage, in Is lemmy.ml down?

Upgrades

Alchemy,
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grasshopper_mouse, in What gifts are you getting for your friends and family members?
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Electric toothbrush

lil, in What country are you using lemmy from?
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Bulgaria

BudgetBandit, in How Does the Default (not logged in) Youtube Algorithm Work?

This actually is the broadest audience of those who watch YouTube. And it’s the same for me. I use private relay, incognito mode, a cookie less browser and still get shown about the same as you get, but more European-esque. Like some YouTuber cooking or whatever.

corroded,

If the Youtube front page is representative of a general audience, we’re fucking doomed.

GARlactic,

It is and we are.

LostXOR, in What country are you using lemmy from?

I'm in Minnesota, USA. I'm also using kbin, but it's federating with Lemmy, so I guess I'm using Lemmy?

RecursiveParadox, in What country are you using lemmy from?
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Another one from the Netherlands.

kleinheld, in What country are you using lemmy from?

Switzerland

AgnosticMammal, in What gifts are you getting for your friends and family members?

Bougie chocolate blocks / boxes

CM400, in Anyone have any guides or tips for how to decorate home living spaces to feel more "lived in"?

Lighting. You want your overhead or main lights to be bright enough to see clearly, but low enough so as to not be overpowering.

Also, discreet points of light distributed around REALLY amps things up. Use some gentle light to highlight a photo or painting, put a lamp on a table, a tchotchke on a shelf that is lighted or hides a small light to add a soft glow to the shelf it’s on… these kinds of light add warmth and character to a space easily and cheaply, and if you can manage to have them all accessible via your favorite digital assistant, power and dimming can be convenient as well.

t0fr, in What gifts are you getting for your friends and family members?
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I do secret Santa with my family so I only have to get my cousin a gift. He built a race car in the past year so I had a guy on fiverr make artwork of it and then had it printed and framed

t0fr, in What country are you using lemmy from?
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Canada

Rhynoplaz, in What country are you using lemmy from?

USA, Pennsylvania.

Routhinator, (edited ) in How would you go about a low maintenance personal website today?
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If you are looking for true low maintenance, avoid needing a DB. So I’d stay away from the WordPress suggestions. Not to mention keeping WordPress CVE free is often a full time job and the opposite of low maintenance.

I’d use one of the many tools out there that takes Markdown and coverts it to HTML, stick that in a basic CI job on Gitlab or Github to build out my HTML and I just write markdown.

Once that’s in place how I would decide if I wanted a custom domain.

If I don’t need a custom domain, then I can just augment the pipeline to publish to Gitlab/Github pages.

If I want a custom domain then it depends on budget and expected traffic, but I’d likely just put it on an ECS container or in an S3 bucket and shove cloudfront in front of it, because if it’s small enough it will likely qualify for free tier AWS. If it’s too big for free tier then I’d stick with a container but likely either put it on a cheap cloud node with Apache and letsencrypt and one of the smaller providers like Linode/DO/Vultr

theherk,

ECS would also incur either Fargate or ECS, and S3 + Cloudfront, while robust is definitely not very simple. I’m not saying it is hard, just complex.

Your Github / Gitlab Pages solution is a great idea… even if you want to use custom domain. They both support it.

Routhinator,
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Yeah fair, I think of them as simple… Guess I’ve been in the trenches too long 😂

ALostInquirer,

Appreciate the breakdown! Ngl though you lost me at the end with the ECS container/S3 bucket stuff (as in, I dunno what ECS is, I think S3 bucket may be something akin to a VPS? but yeah), but that may just be an indicator it’s much more than I’d probably need/want for my interests.

Routhinator,
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Ah sorry, I’m an SRE/Devops guy professionally so I forget that containers are still way out of folks experience range 😅

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