Hello dear reader! I want to apologize for it taking me until March to get my first article of the year out, but man has it been a wild ride these past few months, and I have so much news to share. Here's an overview of the big things going on this month:

Hello once again! It's been a long time since I've done a metrics post, I know. I'm sorry. Lots of stuff happening.

It sure has been a long time since we've had one of these, huh?

Note: I decided to get significantly inebriated on moonshine for this post because I write like a real stick in the mud. Hope it helps.

One of the things that has consistently bothered me about Lain.la is the domain name I chose. To be frank: It sucks! Here's why:

Yes, I'm putting this article under September. It happened in September. Ignore the fact it's now October. Please.

Hello again! I didn't really want to write a full metrics and updates article for this month as it's been too soon, but still wanted to say hello and let everyone know what I'm working on. Things have been very very busy lately. This is also the second time I've had to write this article as I accidentally closed the tab and wiped it. Oops.

Hello once again! It seems I've settled on a quarterly (or worse) cadence for these, but to be fair, I have been very, very busy. Let's go over all the new things going on, then we'll get to the fun numbers.

Hello dear reader! I come to you another thousand miles away from the datacenter, to write an article to clarify some nuances around how I handle terrorist content on Pomf. Terrorist content can be defined as any video or material related to a domestic, international, extremist or other terrorist incident or organization, such as a recording of it or a propaganda video.

Limited RAM left for this offer!

For context, you may want to read about LVM caching here - in this article, I scrap the entire idea.