I will. I was asking from CPU power and price perspective though.

I need to register on bsky.app to log in. Where is the federation in this?

in 2016, an attempt to overthrow Erdogan and his religious-conservative administration was foiled

It was not a secularist coup. It occurred because of Erdogan’s disagreements with his former Islamist partner, Fethullah Gülen.

I’m using Headscale for work and Tailscale for personal use. I tried to use Nebula but it’s not easy as Tailscale.

You’re right, I was just giving an example though.

I’ve mistyped, I meant message in JSON body :)

This one looks nice. Very detailed.

Looks like they’re recommending object of error code (number) and message.

Yes absolutely true. For example, GKE looks very nice, but when we use one of their features, it creates the need to use other features too. That’s why I warned the boss a lot. Even though they have great features, we try to use generic applications to avoid hooks.

I hope they don’t take the credit back :)

Yeah credits makes more sense 👍

Yes, I hate cloud too. Now tell this to my company, which received about 100k dollar credits from Azure and Google Cloud :)

I use it for some niche communities too. Small communities are not infected with bots fortunately. Apart from that, it sucks more than before for sure.

These docs are for latest Lemmy version so you may experience some mismatches with a legacy instance but I didn’t see something like that so far.

TBH I find the docs very easy. It’s about JS documentation familiarity I guess.

You can see the URL and request body from LemmyHttp class method docs: https://join-lemmy.org/api/classes/LemmyHttp.html#getPosts

Why should I use JuiceFS instead of rclone though?

I can recommend Mlem (iOS), Voyager (iOS/Android) and the default web UI.

Unfortunately, I feel the same. As I observed from the commenters here, self-hosting that won’t break seems very expensive and laborious.

Yeah I really like the “parent backup” strategy from @hperrin@lemmy.world :) This way it costs much less.

Pretty solid backup strategy :) I like it.

It’s quite robust, but it looks like everything will be destroyed when your server room burns down :)