Mugmoor @ Mugmoor @lemmy.dbzer0.com

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The fact that I can't just block the entire instance is upsetting. I couldn't care less about people's butts.

It's literally the first result on YouTube. Did you even try?

No. Laziness is never an excuse I'll accept.

Yes, you get one public IP for everything going through your modem. Make sure nobody uses mobile data, thats a separate IP.

Because up until the mid-to-late 90's everything was carpeted. I too have seen many of these "closet steps" in my day.

Probably Apache? I've been running web servers since the early 2000's.

Mine are all based on Norse Myths. My various servers are named for the nine realms, and the personal devices are named after Gods/Heroes/Creatures.

For example my main Desktop rig is named "Midgard" and my phone is "Odin".

I used to sell laptops. Most of my customers were elderly people who only needed to watch Netflix, do their banking, check emails, etc. Chromebooks flew off the shelves.

It was the College-bound kids who insisted on a proper laptop.

Holy shit use the goddamn search people. This gets posted every fucking day.

What a world we live in where JFK's descendants are this boneheaded, yet Robert E Lee's family are actually good people.

I do the same. I have Yacht setup mostly so I can update and monitor things at a glance.

You need to create a docker usergroup and add yourself to it.

Instructions: https://docs.docker.com/engine/install/linux-postinstall/

Docker can be confusing at first, don't sweat it. If you want a simpler UI to configure containers with, I recommend www.portainer.io or www.yacht.sh.

Yes that command is binding port 80 to 8080. If you wanted it to run on port 8080 you'd run this command instead:

sudo docker run -d --name libreddit -p 8080:8080 libreddit/libreddit

The first port number is your local network, the second is the internal docker network.

And yes, using a compose file is what I would recommend.

docker pull libreddit/libreddit

docker run -d --name libreddit -p 80:8080 libreddit/libreddit

Notice the port mapping. If you ran this command, youre binding port 80 to the docker container's port 8080. You can set it to whatever you like.

As for the .toml, I didnt even bother. That just sets the instance defaults, but you can change those on a per-user basis from within LibReddit.

Yes, but those IPs are fairly simple to identify for a company the size of Meta.

I forget the name of the guy who makes these. They're all fake, but hilarious.

I'm loving the little text at the bottom that reads "Also there is a hot tub!"

I remember the first time I tried making a website the path I used for all my assets were my local folder locations. It never occurred to me that nobody else could see what I had on my C drive.

Here is the announcement the development team have made.

For those who want to still use LibReddit or Teddit, it's fairly simple to get your own instance running using Docker. Keep in mind it is read-only, you won't be able to comment or post.

My Private LibReddit is still up. It seems that if it's just you using it, you won't exceed the daily free API quota.

I checked the list on the Megathread under the sports section but couldn't find anything.