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Kbin self-hosters: what hosting platforms are you using?
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Kbin self-hosters: what hosting platforms are you using?

I want to self host my own kbin instance. But dream host (my current host) doesn't let me do postgresql unless I get a dedicated server (very expensive). And I don't want to put it on my home machine because I want professional hosting. So what are my other options? And what are you all doing? Are there preferred hosts?

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Why is it called a U turn and not an n turn
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    Why would it be an n-turn? The n shape suggests you back up before turning. The capital U asserts that you simply turn. That's how I've always done it.

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  • BotDefense is leaving Reddit
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    Are Swartz and Ohanian still around? Are they all trying to cash in?

    I can understand wanting to get retirement money out of your long-term project, but we're not obliged to stick around and assist in the degradation of a once-great platform.

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  • Choosing a Linux Distro for Audio Production on an x380 Yoga
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    I'll look it up, thanks.

    Edit:
    Zorin pro actually looks interesting. I wonder if they do the kind of system configurations that musnix and ubuntu studio do.

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  • Choosing a Linux Distro for Audio Production on an x380 Yoga
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    I am a web dev, does that count? I haven't done much scripting as part of running an os. What kind of situations in nix require a dev's touch?

    Either way Im looking it up. Sounds interesting.

    Edit:
    Okay, I see now. NixOS is the OS but this software is a git repo that wouldn't make much sense to non-devs.

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  • Choosing a Linux Distro for Audio Production on an x380 Yoga
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    I never heard of gentoo studio. Im looking into it now and it looks like a decent possible alternative.

    I want to run a DAW like Reaper, with multiple midi tracks playing through vst instruments. I had no problem doing that on windows 7 with my 4th gen i7 processor and 16GB of RAM, so my 8th gen processor should be able to handle it. But it's a "power saving" processor that actually benchmarks very close to my old 4th gen, so I do want to keep the OS and desktop environment light.

    Edit:
    I see gentoo studio isnt listed on distrowatch, but you can get it theough his site.

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  • Hello. So I got a used x380 Yoga (i7-8550U and 16GB RAM) and I'm planning to use it for electronic music production. I like the touch screen for working with the piano roll, though I'll probably also connect an external monitor. I'm probably going to install either Ubuntu Studio or Mint with the Ubuntu Studio Controls package. Either one of these will serve my purposes. But can a 5-year-old laptop run Ubuntu Studio and a DAW? I will plug in a USB audio interface, so that will take some of the load off the processor. And 16GB of RAM should be enough (that's the max RAM on these machines, and it's soldered anyway). But I've heard that Ubuntu is more resource intensive than Mint. What about Fedora Jam? Would a 5-year-old laptop run that better than Ubuntu Studio? Are there any drawbacks to just using Mint with the Ubuntu Studio controls? Does anybody have experience using an x380 yoga for audio production? Any thoughts would be appreciated!

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    Would you think less of me if I turned out to be a vampire?

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    Shitposting is what ruined reddit, which would be a great place for serious discussion if it weren't for the shitposting maniacs who just can't let good people enjoy pictures of kittens and assertions of respectable politics without lampooning them with ironic memes and foul language. If these fledgeling platforms want to compete with reddit then I say delete this sub so we can focus on serious things like Donald Trump and superhero movies.

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