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This looks really interesting for encrypted volumes on Linux: shufflecake.net/

I keep hearing that #Mastodon is not likely to replace #Twitter. To that I say: so what?
I've been contributing to the #Linux desktop for the last 15 years not because it's likely to replace #Windows, but because providing people with free desktop is the right thing to do.
I use and support Mastodon not because it's likely to replace Twitter, but because it's a social network done right.

Decided to look at network stats again. There are 1M more people using #Mastodon today than there were on October 27.

Setting up my Mastodon server made me think about availability and backups.

At the moment it's just a single database instance.

Harald's talk on Reasonable Availability, did a great job in explain that we don't always need the complexity.

However it prompted me to think that there are many times where sensible backups probably should be the first port of call rather than availability.

Pretty happy to have finally dipped my toes into Mastodon. Late to the party as usual.

It's super cool to see non-tech people joining and some organisations, definitely feels like some momentum building.

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Time for a cuppa... Earl Grey please!