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AxWax

Ooh it looks like something is afoot over at isitfairtrademusicfri.day, courtesy of @keefmarshall's brand new submission bot.

Here's how it works:

If you've got a release on a #FairTradeMusic platform¹ you'd like to plug, follow @ftmf and reply (with a link & description) to its post that will appear on Friday at 00:00 CEST- it will then appear at isitfairtrademusicfri.day automagically!

¹ eg #Bandcamp, #Bandwagon, #Faircamp, #JamCoop, #Mirlo or #SelfHosted etc.

isitfairtrademusicfri.dayIs it Fairtrade Music Friday?Unsure if today is Fairtrade Music Friday? Fear not - you will find out here!
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Oliver :apple_inc:

#reddit war echt einmal eine Anlaufstelle für viele Informationen, lange vor dem Boykott von Drittanbieterapps oder offensichtlicher Zensur.

Das Maß ist mittlerweile aber voll und mein Switch zu #lemmy ist nun endlich erfolgt - an der User Experience muss ich noch arbeiten und die passenden Communities finden, aber es wird! 🐭

lemmy.midgardmates.com/u/olive

lemmy.midgardmates.com@oliver - LemmyAppeared at 337.69 PPM CO₂. Dad. #Cloud-addict. :apple:-user and :linux:-geek, too! 🖤 (Black-/ Death-/ Gothic- & Doom) #Metal. #Traveller. #Photographer. #Blogger. #Selfhoster. Further topics: #history #it #security #energytransition #science #foss #fedi22 #fedipact #noafd
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Paco Hope #resist

@outofcontrol The way I plan my stuff is a mirrored pair of root drives, like 128G SSDs, and then whatever storage drives. Personally I tend to put it all in one chassis. I don’t, for example, have my VMs using iSCSI or NFS for their root volumes. (I might to that for data volumes.)

TrueNAS will set up ZFS right. You can trust the defaults. I think I might have RAID5 ZFS and be booting off the ZFS volume on my TrueNAS box. For my internet connected VMs I tend to do Xcp-ng on bare metal, with Xen Orchestra and Portainer to manage containers on my docker host VMs.

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Rad Web Hosting

How to Host Your Own #Mastodon Server on a #VPS (5 Minute Quick-Start Guide)

This article provides a guide for how to host your own Mastodon server on a VPS.

Running your own Mastodon server on a VPS is an excellent way to enjoy an efficient and secure Mastodon experience.
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How to Host Your Own Mastodon Server on a VPS
RadWeb, LLC · How To Host Your Own Mastodon Server On A VPS (5 Minute Quick-Start Guide) - VPS Hosting Blog | Dedicated Servers | Reseller HostingThis article provides a guide for how to host your own Mastodon server on a VPS.
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namelivia

Making sure restic backups are right

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lemmy.worldMaking sure restic backups are right - Lemmy.WorldI am quite worried about losing information and not being able to recover it from the backups, so I am trying to nail the best automated way to make sure the backups are good. Restic comes with a check command, that according to the documentation here [https://restic.readthedocs.io/en/latest/045_working_with_repos.html#checking-integrity-and-consistency] has this two “levels”: - Structural consistency and integrity, e.g. snapshots, trees and pack files (default) - Integrity of the actual data that you backed up In plain words, I understand this as: The data you uploaded to the repository is still that data. Now my question is, do you think this is enough to trust the backups are right? I was thinking about restoring the backup in a temporary location and running diff on random files to check the files match the source, but I don’t know if this is redundant now. How do you make sure you can trust your backups?
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