https://ani.social because anime.
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https://pricefield.org for me. i've seen the move to lemmy, thought for half a second about my favorite fandom, and knew it had to happen.
it's been a rougher ride than i expected but it's hella exciting
https://lemmy.socdojo.com because I'm not creative with names and just tacked it onto everything else on my lab/domain. The 'socdojo' part came from my first IT job where the T2/SOC referred to their little cave as the 'socdojo' aka a training ground for the soc newbs.
Hey, I do not think that this is off topic at all. My instance is matejc.com
Hello. I run coeus.sbs
It hasn't been running long and it will evolve over time. I have a community called [email protected] for posting images of green things.
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Orcas Enjoying Yachts admin checking in!
It says I have 6 users but 2 of those accounts are test users I created when I was getting everything setup. My friend and I are on there and that’s really it.
Edit: somehow I have 20 users now which is kind of neat. Just not sure how many are valid since I had open registrations for a while (it’s still open to users but with verification and captcha enabled).
I'm on jamie.moe, I like to collect domain names that are just my name.
Wow, good job for the generations of your family, having a name that would one day be a TLD. Some awesome foresight, there.
Sorry for the confusion, but Moe isn't my last name, just the jamie part. I also own jamie.tools and jamie.today.
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Can anyone tell me the advantage of selfhosting Lemmy?
I have my Raspberry Pi which is only doing pihole atm and I've got an M2 Mac mini with some spare resources with docker installed so I've got hardware for it but what does it actually do?
I’d like to know the same
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Mine is Lemmy.quad442.com which is a car that me and my dad are big about
lemmy.mildgrim.com
It's a bit longer than most but I do run a few other things under mildgrim.com but maybe I should've gone with like l.mildgrim.com instead to keep it shorter.
But a good self-explanatory URL is always a boon.
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I host my public stuff like lemmy at inu.is. Mostly because I wanted something short and cute, and .is got a lot of nice short domains up for grabs.
Hosting mine at hyperfair.link. Initially thought about using a domain I already had, but realized it had my name in it so registered a new one with a random name I came up with so I don’t doxx myself. Picked the .link tld because it somewhat fit with the Lemmy idea and it was cheap on AWS (where I already have other domains and what not).
Got a couple more users than that. social.fossware.space