Depends.

First of all these communities might have the same name, but are not exactly the same, so the post might fit or not.

I also think that mass-crossposting in one go is not ok.

Hmm, ok. Not sure why it doesn’t work here right now. Thanks for testing :)

Basically Lemmy needs support for this: https://git.asonix.dog/asonix/relay to do what you want.

Thanks for the introduction!

Are you able to post further new messages here? Somehow for me this community seems to have a bug that I can’t post new topics. Not sure what is causing this.

Cool project and workshop!

Nginx, because it works well and most open-source projects provide good examples for it when setting up things.

It’s fine with that explanation :)

May I ask how this is related to DIY? I don’t have time to watch a full movie right now ;)

https://github.com/pooza/tomato-shrieker

Sure, go ahead and adapt it. Do-ocracy and all that ;)

I was merely suggesting an option can can work right now with existing tools.

Wildcard SSL certs are usually generated via a DNS-01 challenge, which are unrelated to the web-server you are using. Maybe Caddy has a special function for it, but normally it wouldn’t be involved at all.

You can turn !fixing into that if you like. Just mention it in the sidebar text.

I can only make you a mod in communities you have posted something (a comment is sufficient).

Thanks for offering to help out, much appreciated!

You will quickly realize that there isn’t a “best”. Each serves a different niche related to the instance it is on and you will just have to see which ones you prefer. This isn’t Reddit and it is also not supposed to be Reddit. Better get used to it :)

It you have two friends called “Tom” do you also save both their phone numbers under the same entry in your contact list?

There is only Jerboa (with Lemmur being broken and abandoned). But you can install the PWA webapp in your mobile browser and that works quite well. Not sure if Lemmy supports web-push already though.

As a beginner you could try it with https://yunohost.org

The entire point of Lemmy being federated is that you can do that and don’t need a separate account.

Edit: however you can not just go to lemmy.ml and use the same account, you have interact with lemmy.ml through slrpnk.net

It sounds a bit like if you are unaware that you can interact with communities on other servers with your account here? Why would people then even need to “apply to every single instance that they’re interested in”?

The default Docker nginx file specifies 20mb: https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy/blob/0.17/docker/nginx.conf

Totally depends on the individual server settings.

Yes, but why would you use an app with a service if the app only supports half of it?

The Playstore app is in near constant communication with the Google servers (for “checking updates”), so Google can track you quite well via this.

Test bestanden.

“still”?

There is a certain risk that a server that federates with really questionable instances might get blocked by Beehaw and other well moderated instances as well.

You can’t, that’s the point. Just make a new account somewhere else.

Not impossible, but I think that is unlikely has kbin has a totally different backend and also additional functionality that is not available in Lemmy apps.

Not a full list, but you can see the communities moderated by https://slrpnk.net/u/ex_06

Yes, fully.

Solarpunk is also about taking matters into your own hands and creating human-sized community infrastructure, so I think it is very much related to self-hosting.

Maybe try Yunohost on it if you are starting fresh anyways.

40mbit upload might be a bit tight in the long run, but enough to start out. There are ways to offload bandwith especially for images via caching so that might help as well. Text only doesn’t need much bandwidth.

2gb will be probably insufficient, mainly because of Matrix Synapse. If you avoid joining any large communities it might work, but if you are not doing that you might as well use a XMPP server which is better anyways.

A small Lemmy instance will take around 500-1000mb RAM so that will likely work but use a significant portion of your RAM.

Yes people are very much welcome on our community. It is a bit more focused on homelab stuff via low-power ARM boards and upcycled old PC hardware, but this is not a strict requirement.

Telegram. For most stuff, especially public groups, e2ee is vastly overrated.

What matters more is that the Telegram clients are fully open-source and accessible from a more trust worthy 3rd party on F-Droid. With WhatsApp you have basically no idea what the closed client is really doing on your device and you are also stuck with Googles user tracking via the Playstore.

In addition (at least for now), Telegram has a pretty open API, meaning that you can connect to it with alternative clients and bridges easily and without much risk of getting your account banned. Due to this there are many nicely working 3rd party integrations and overall you are much less held hostage by the main provider as in the case of WhatsApp.

Slightly OT: It is actually a longer term plan of me to hook Lemmy up to this: http://solarprotocol.net/

So while this is not going to improve latency, it will improve the energy sustainability a lot 🤩

Firefox would like a word with you. Of course the others are all the same, because they just reskin chromium.

Ah, you mean the “Lemmur” app? That one has been abandoned by the developer and is broken.

Jerboa definitly works with slrpnk.net, you just need to type it in. I think it only has a small list of recommended instances built in.

No idea why the Sopranica community isn’t showing up in the search. Maybe try subscribing from the webinterface and see if that changes anything.

Lemmy is the older more establish project that focusses on ActivityPub groups (Reddit like), while Kbin is much newer and a hybrid of a Reddit like and something more like Mastodon and Twitter.

There is a similar problem with https://lemmy.ml/c/xmpp@lemmy.ml and it is clearly a bug.

I think it might have to do with the name of the community and if that includes a “/” which used to work but broke a few weeks ago.