Valmond

Turbo Pascal, Go, assembler and Basic I guess :-D

EDIT: The site itself works now, so I "only" need help with nginx :-)

EDIT: DISCARD THE FOLLOWING LINES (Strike-through doesn't seem to work):

~~BTW, I get a handful of errors when I start Lemmy :

thread 'main' panicked at 'Error connecting to postgres://lemmy:thepassword@postgres:5432/lemmy: could not connect to server: Connection refused

lemmy_1 | Is the server running on host "postgres" (172.18.0.2) and accepting

lemmy_1 | TCP/IP connections on port 5432?

I do not know at all where that 172.18.0.2 address comes from sweating :-D~~

Hello, I'm back with more questions and clarifications!

This is what I did to install Lemmy:

Install a fresh Linux Mint on an old PC.

Follow the 'official' docker install: https://join-lemmy.org/docs/administration/install_docker.html

I continued with nginx, lets encrypt etc.

I also installed PosgreSQL and added a user Lemmy.

I forward a TCP connection from my fix public IP to the lemmy PC and pointed lemmy.mindoki.com with an A redirection onto that public IP:PORT.

The only 'exotic' thing done was that I added these lines to /home/fediverse/.bashrc :

export LEMMY_CONFIG_LOCATION="/media/fediverse/Storage/lemmy/lemmy.hjson"

EMMY_DATABASE_URL="postgres://lemmy:redacted_password@localhost:5432/lemmy"

. "$HOME/.cargo/env"

I don't think (but not completely sure) that the last line was added by me manually.

Now I can access Lemmy locally on localhost:1236 and everything works (inscription, creations of 'subs' etc).

I added the nginx.conf config file at the end of this message (some lines are commented out to make it work at all).

Almost feels like I should have a very much shorter nginx config file 🙃

Thanks again!

Cheers

EDIT: I messed something up, the server now only answers "Server error", I'll be back later ...

That head is so wrong sized lol 😆

So what's your definition of art?

For example, I personally don't think hyper realism (people spending months "painting" an exact large copy of a hi-def photo) is art, for me it's just craftsmanship, no creativity even.

AI feels the same, it's just a tool as the chisel or the paintbrush. What do you create when doing your prompts?

It can be art I guess, but I also think it usually is not at all.

I feel you are onto something there ;-) what about everyone who wants it (and can) gets to work from home ?! :-D

He mixed up spaces and tabs, threw the keyboard out the window.

Python is nice.

Python is cool IMO, got loads of libraries and gets your little app up in notime.

Not for larger projects though.

JavaScript is like the unsafest language I have touched in the last 20 years, yikes!

Still would use it as a web front end instead of python ofc.

New assymetric algos exist and the new standard is worked on right now IIRC (it might have been done already).

"C'est claire !"

I mean ; "C'est Claire !"

Except for public transport :-D

Got myself a fiio (IIRC) BT DAC and can't go back. Sound quality sure differs from a phone DAC.

Still got an ass-long cable though lol!