Matthew X. Economou
@xenophonf.bsky.social
SPAAACCCCCE! SPAAACE! YEEEHAAAAAW!
Here's the recipe I followed. jessicaeatsrealfood.com/light-fluffy...
Light + Fluffy Paleo Blueberry Muffins (dairy-free + gluten-free)
These Light + Fluffy Paleo Blueberry Muffins are gluten-free + dairy-free, but they taste exactly like the bakery-style muffins we all love.
jessicaeatsrealfood.com
January 5, 2025 at 9:41 PM
Here's the recipe I followed. jessicaeatsrealfood.com/light-fluffy...
But nowadays? Sheer, bloody-mindedness. I've run my own stuff at home for so long that I can't imagine doing otherwise. /fin
September 12, 2023 at 12:17 PM
But nowadays? Sheer, bloody-mindedness. I've run my own stuff at home for so long that I can't imagine doing otherwise. /fin
It's well past time to replace the poor thing. 😅
A lot of my friends wonder why I self-host stuff. At the beginning, it was mostly because I was stuck doing desktop support and wanted to get as close as I could to experiencing "real" enterprise IT. /4
A lot of my friends wonder why I self-host stuff. At the beginning, it was mostly because I was stuck doing desktop support and wanted to get as close as I could to experiencing "real" enterprise IT. /4
September 12, 2023 at 12:17 PM
It's well past time to replace the poor thing. 😅
A lot of my friends wonder why I self-host stuff. At the beginning, it was mostly because I was stuck doing desktop support and wanted to get as close as I could to experiencing "real" enterprise IT. /4
A lot of my friends wonder why I self-host stuff. At the beginning, it was mostly because I was stuck doing desktop support and wanted to get as close as I could to experiencing "real" enterprise IT. /4
About 5 years later, I switched to Exchange, eventually migrating to SBS 2003 some time in 2005. That same SBS install has served me since, surviving equipment moves and hardware upgrades and physical-to-virtual migrations and, lately, very, very careful isolation from the rest of the Internet. /3
September 12, 2023 at 12:17 PM
About 5 years later, I switched to Exchange, eventually migrating to SBS 2003 some time in 2005. That same SBS install has served me since, surviving equipment moves and hardware upgrades and physical-to-virtual migrations and, lately, very, very careful isolation from the rest of the Internet. /3
It was terrible!
I looked through my backups trying to figure out what I used to self-host email back then. Probably sendmail on an old Packard Bell running either Debian or OpenBSD. (I ran my own DNS, too—good old BIND v4.) /2
I looked through my backups trying to figure out what I used to self-host email back then. Probably sendmail on an old Packard Bell running either Debian or OpenBSD. (I ran my own DNS, too—good old BIND v4.) /2
September 12, 2023 at 12:16 PM
It was terrible!
I looked through my backups trying to figure out what I used to self-host email back then. Probably sendmail on an old Packard Bell running either Debian or OpenBSD. (I ran my own DNS, too—good old BIND v4.) /2
I looked through my backups trying to figure out what I used to self-host email back then. Probably sendmail on an old Packard Bell running either Debian or OpenBSD. (I ran my own DNS, too—good old BIND v4.) /2