Matt

So it’s r/Place but for the fedi.

Plus some sort of payout system.

What about switching to Jellyfin?

Fediverse is a protocol. The implementation of it depends on the service.

Tailscale is a mesh VPN. And is this made in Obsidian?

Ok, fair enough.

There’s Nginx proxy manager if you want to set it up. But I’d rather go with Tailscale instead.

Basically none. Grab whatever device you have on hand and install Docker on it.

I mean, Mastodon is German, so they’re probably moving here. The federated fork of Dorsey’s Twitter is second.

It’s the platform that runs all of your services in containers. This means they are separated from your system.

Also what are other services that might be interesting to self host in The future?

Nextcloud, the Arr stack, your future app, etc etc.

If majority of Lemmy users come from .ml, then yeah. But there are also servers that do not care.

Headscale exists

Write a few comments, go to sleep and see for yourself what happens when you wake up. This is how I do it.

I’m on .ml, but I don’t engage in any Marxist-Leninist communities. So it doesn’t really matter on what instance you’re on.

…that will pay those who responsibly disclose security vulnerabilities that affect fediverse apps and services.

If it is straight to the project, then I’m all for it. Otherwise, it seems sus.

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Too bad she didn’t sent me her Discord. 🙂

Matrix is the way. It’s federated and you can have your own server.

Isn’t it anonymized? Because when I posted a blog post to a community and headed to Blogger analytics, I saw a bunch of views from OpenGraph. AFAIK this is from scrolling on Lemmy.

Eternity on phone, Lemmy as a PWA on my tablet and official Lemmy site on my laptop and on desktop.