And a guestbook, just like in the old times! I sent my regards.

The problems I described eventually happened again after 3 days or so. I got pissed, so I decided to RMA the drive and ship it to Denmark where the store I bought it from has its HQ. As a temporary solution I formatted the laptop’s original HDD, put it back and installed Ubuntu Server. A bit of setting up and now things work. In the meantime I won’t be running NextCloud though, as the drive’s only 250 GB.

Yes, the hosting costs are covered, no problem.

You can follow me on Mastodon, I tooted about this brief outage: https://mstdn.io/@Rynach/114200906951338120

Yes, sorry!

Thanks for showing me that, fixed!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZaTiVL9zkN4

This is just continuation of the same line of thinking, created by the infamous Great Barrington Declaration. Now Jay Bhattacharya & co get to reap what they sow… with mass death and disability.

2019 alone might as well be 10 years ago.

Next year it will be ten years since Harambe died.

I even ran MemTest86 and it showed things to be all fine. I recently bought new memory (2 GB) for the netbook.

Last week I released the blog post I mentioned previously. It’s now in Finnish and English.

I have an old netbook from 2011 that I have used as my home server since 2017. It has a 1 TB SSD, and for some time it had weird problems such as “Remounting filesystem read-only” and “EXT4-fs error”, usually leading to crashes. After rebooting, Ubuntu’s boot screen would not always appear. According to SMART, the drive was however all fine. At first I replaced the file system’s journal and ran fsck. That wasn’t enough, and the problems persisted. I was about to RMA the SSD, when I put Gparted Live on an USB stick and used that for fixing the file system. And it worked, now the home server has worked all fine for over three days!

Not quite, the community is mainly geared for plugins that are used for tweaking and enhancing Lemmy user experience, whereas themes are only for aesthetic purposes.

As much as it’s overused, “every accusation is a confession”.

As a remote user you should be able to moderate the community adequately. Make a post there and I’ll make you a mod. Any other volunteer can apply here.

Nice to hear that the problem got solved. I tried to use the RBlind-Dark theme, but it resulted in broken CSS.

Oh shit, looks like I found the solution: I downloaded the extra theme CSS files from Github with wget, but when I peeked inside them, they are HTML!

This seems to be like a recent moral panic here in Finland about therian kids in schools.

What annoys me about this situation is that installing themes and then getting them to work should be simple. @[email protected] got a fresh Lemmy install and apparently he got RBlind’s accessible themes working all fine.

Shit. I downloaded several themes into Sopuli’s own theme directories and tried several of them, resulting in the pictured broken CSS you posted. I looked at Sopuli in incognito mode where the default theme is obviously used and that was OK.

EDIT: It may have something to do with Bootstrap. https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy-docs/pull/351