@mikemccaffrey
> You really need to differentiate between traditional data centers and AI data centers

That's a distinction without a difference. AWS is just as socially harmful as "AI" or crypto-mining. More relevant dichotomies might be;

* hyperscale vs. human-scale (a PC is a closet running @yunohost or #LibreServer is kind of a datacentre). * corporate-owned vs. co-op owned/ community-owned
* overseas-owned vs. locally-owned
* 100% renewably-powered vs fossil-powered
* etc

@sarahtaber

@mathiasx just spit-balling here ...

#Erlang all the things!

#Unikernel all the things!

And I do wonder how #Yunohost or #Nix / #Guix or #FreedomBox / #LibreServer / #Sandstorm handle all this ...

@jorgesanz thanks for the link, it is a good usable non-technical take. Only I didn't understand the bent towards rootless containers at the end, seems less performant for no benefit.

There seem to be easier options but without this focus on resilience. #Freedombox, #LibreServer, #Sandstorm.

Updated #NextCloud to version 28.0.0 on the bookworm branch of #LibreServer. It works, but is very slow. My guess is that the more corporate it gets and the more "AI" gets foisted into it, the slower everything gets. This system is probably more designed for corporations and Big Iron rather than some doodz with Rpis.

@smallcircles
To be fair, we get a sense that many instances are operated by those who are invested in highly questionable endeavours, which make them function similarly to a large corporation.

One of the goals of Fediverse proponents like us is to make setting up secure instances fairly easy, and not too burdensome. We think #Mastodon isn't able to provide such, but with #BloatFE and no javascript, maybe it can.

We wonder how #GNUSocial and I2P-friendly #Epicyon (eg. #LibreServer) might help.

Doing the #gemini version of the install instructions for #LibreServer bookworm.
It looks like the #Debian hard frooze is today. Under ordinary conditions I would be preparing the next version of #LibreServer, but there is too much going on at the moment and so that is going to happen at a slower pace.
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@bob Is LibreServer the new name for FreedomBone? I must have missed that. What motivated the name change?

#LibreServer #FreedomBone

Development on #LibreServer and #Epicyon is quite minimal at the moment. Conditions here are difficult, and this year has been hellish. But I am also stubborn and unlikely to give up unless I am incapacitated or completely lose access to the internet. So responses to bug reports might be slow and there might not be many commits, but things should eventually improve.