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Re: "Homelab: The Smol Perspective While perusing the thread of..."
The local and homemande social platform and web app are often great but they tend not to be as easy to use, they are not as pleasing as there have no corporate engennered algorithm meant to make the user loose as much time as possible to the platform, and they are harder to share to new users that don't want change. So I am afraid the importance of the enormous corporate social platform will last for the forceable future. Maybe looking at the way twitter, youtube, and reddit are making their services worse out a gree, we can see a faint hope that non profit platform will gain traction.
Jul 01 · 4 months ago
🍄 Ruby_Witch · Jul 11 at 12:31:
@yvonne Can I first say that I love the energy and breadth of your post??? It seems like you have a lot to say here, have you considered starting a gemlog? Basically, how do I sign up for your newsletter? 😄
These subjects are all things that are super important to me. I try my best to use energy efficient computing as much as possible, even though I also play a lot of games! I have a couple of solar panels out to try to offset my consumption (at least during the daytime...)
I think that "low and slow" is already pretty popular if you look at how many people are out there talking about it. Will it ever be the *majority* outlook though? I find that more doubtful.
Homelab: The Smol Perspective While perusing the thread of people's setups, I was chuffed to see a strong pressence of 'smol' computers: SBCs, repurposed equipment, aging machines and related kin. I suppose it isn't surprising here in the gemisphere. Sparked up a lot of related thoughts I've been mulling over that seem appropriate for this space. As time goes on, I find myself reflecting more and more on the subjects of permaculture, accessibility, how technology meets humanity (and doesn't),...