Social media is made up of people.

It's made of incentives that promote low calorie information and outright falsehoods.

I don't disagree :-)

if only you'd read the article and see that it uses the letsencrypt dokku plugin

Noted, thank you!

That's how I found some to be honest. :-)

Thanks for sharing it. Will deffo have a look and pick some stuff for my config.

I get that. Personally, I'm a bit weird because I don't like to bring all the stuff from the previous machine (documents, files, etc.). I like to start fresh and only install a couple of apps / configure some settings.

Understandable - it gives you a chance to do "spring cleaning" and decide what you really want/use.

Exactly, haha. If something's important enough, it'll find its way to the new machine. :-D

I can't talk for other companies, but Documenso was, is, and will remain remote.

Disclaimer: I work there.

After working remotely for 5 years and running into a bunch of problems such as burnout, eye problems, loneliness, and no promotions, I decided to write an article on how to make remote working better. Hope it helps anyone.

"This is super valuable advice I wish I'd known much earlier."

Thanks! That's why I have been talking about technical writing and its power since I started with it in 2019. Many engineers disregard it as "ah, it's just blog posts", but it's more than that. It can have a huge impact on your career.

This is good! I haven't had the chance to watch the whole tutorial, but will all the Next.js features work when you self-host it?

Hey, yes they do! I cover the most commonly requested ones and explain how you can configure them when moving from single container to multi-container (I made the video, happy to answer questions)

Awesome, thank you!