@sascha @dach Friendica unterstützt C2S.

@lukstru At the end of the 90s our company had to patch and restart all servers of our customers to make the server software Y2K safe. One colleague travelled from customer to customer. At one customer he said: "I have to patch your server". The answer: "What is a server? We don't have something like that."

The colleague then traced the network cable through the workshop to a huge pile of wood scrap. that filled a part of the room. They had to remove that scrap for quite some time and then found the server there. The Novell server had an uptime of several years.

@lukstru Some other story that really happened. A company moved to another place, so step by step they located and moved the servers in the server room from the old to the new location. In the end there was a single server left in the server room. They didn't knew the purpose and were sure that they needn't that server - and they were right. Several years ago that company belonged to another company in the same area. At one point in time the company had been sold. That server belonged to the old company and still served a critical purpose for them.

@Moonrise2473 Regardless of one thinks about "cloud" solutions, this is a good example, why you always should have an offsite backup.

@schizoidman AliExpress already has got 2TB SD cards for 5 dollars, I guess soon you will be able to buy 4 TB from there for the same price as well 😁

(Never ever buy them from there!)

@sascha Wir haben das im Büro. Die Teile schaffen leider nur eine Absenkung um ein paar Grad. Klimaanlagen sind in der Regel leistungsfähiger.

@chimay Well, my regular claim is "Friendica, under the radar now for more than a decade". But I'm happy about that. I think that it removes a lot of pressure from the team.

There is a stable number of servers and users, that's really fine.

I only wish that we wouldn't be ignored that often, when people name the different systems in the Fediverse.

@BaroqueInMind @BrikoX I'm against the death penalty, because I don't think that the state should have the right to end a person's life.

Even in countries with a more liberal legal system (like Germany, where I live), there is the possibility that the judge decides that a person is a danger to the community even after the end of their penalty. It is called "life imprisonment followed by preventive detention".

@CyberEgg mir wurde gesagt, dass das System in der Firma etwa 3-4 °C schafft. D.h. wenn tagsüber 32°C sind, schafft das System die Absenkung auf etwa 28°C. Das ist gut, aber nicht so gut wie eine Klimaanlage.

@geneva_convenience It's exactly the same that also happened several years ago between the US and the EU concerning civil planes. Here Boeing and Airbus compete against each other - and the US had the assumption, that the EU subsidized Airbus so that Boeing couldn't compete. Because of that the US thought about tariffs that would have countered this.