Sort of. Every account on Lemmy federates with other Lemmy accounts using the activity pub protocol, but that protocol is vast and the way to implement it is left up to individual app developers. Some apps do tweet like posts very well but not reddit like posts at all. Some do both. Some do other weird stuff like bookwyrm where they use “ordered collections” to store book lists. So you can see Lemmy accounts on mastodon but it doesn’t work perfectly all the time.

Fuck Tom Tiffany

Can piefed make microblogging posts? I found that cross posting from mastodon works better, but can you make straight posts like on mastodon?

I’m probably just parroting vague vibes like you say. The first time I heard of pleroma was in the context of Lemmy.world defederating from a ton of pleroma instances that were far right, or otherwise undesirable. But that’s more the users and not the software itself.

Oh man, I was going to use rebased since I heard the pleroma folks sucked. Guess I need to do more research.

Was able to fix it. The initial library scan caused the server to crash (ran out of resources) so every database load would make the server crash since the initial scan never ran. The solution was to turn off the other containers I had running, then run the scan, then turn everything on.

Not yet. I’ll have to mess with it more when I get home tonight.

Are there different hardware requirements? I’m running on a raspberry pi 4, and as soon as it tries to load my movies the entire server crashes. This happened with the first release candidate, but seems to still be happening.

Kenshi. Did that one start where you’re missing an arm. Was able to start making some money scavenging the dead for weapons and valuables, and selling them. Got enough to start a modest wheat farm. Unfortunately the tax man arrived, and I was in no state to pay, so I’ve been on the run. Don’t know where I’ll end up at this point.

You can install a customs launcher on eos. I will say that the default apps cannot be uninstalled, but I heard there’s a way to do it by connecting your phone to your PC.

I’m generally with you, but consider fig 1:

I have /e/os. I decided on that pretty early on in my degoogling journey. Main reason being that I believe any privacy venture will come with tradeoffs, but I went with the “most things will work” approach. They have this neat privacy manager that tells you which trackers come from where, and I think that covers my needs. There has been exactly zero apps that haven’t worked so far, and most people that use my phone just think it’s a standard pixel.

The app lounge kind of blows though. I use the F-Droid app for updating F-Droid apps instead of it, since there was some weird stuff about where they were getting open source apps from. I use it for the play store, and it does what it needs to, although there is some weirdness with it like not being able to tell which apps have recently updated and when. I like the idea of joining app repositories together, but it needs work.

I always thought Huntarr was a bit over engineered for what it did. Here’s a script you can just throw into your crontab that does the same thing

https://github.com/angrycuban13/Just-A-Bunch-Of-Starr-Scripts/blob/main/Upgradinatorr/README.md

But it WAS supposed to be Bloodlines 2. It was GOING to be Bloodlines 2. It suffered a development hell for the ages, and changing the name near release would do nothing but hurt sales. (But perhaps garner some good will for Paradox. Although they don’t seem to be in that business these days)

I knew I had good reason to hate HP laptops.

Science is only antithetical to religion if you define religion as only “blind superstition” or science as more than “a system of identifying expected outcomes of experiments”.

Ah yes, call ICE on the immigrants “wokely”

Went here as a kid. All I remember is we bought some “corn jelly” which was surprisingly pleasant. Although I suppose most jelly is corn jelly nowadays.

It’s probably not at all indicitave of social decay that there are at least 3 failed impeachment attempts every year.

The Dwarf Fortress effect.