I like the brutalist minimalism of the idea. Not sure how well it would work in reality!

There are a couple of Lemmy ones, yeah.

https://github.com/intuis/lemmynator

https://github.com/threadiverse/temi

If anyone has more ideas for how to frustrate and deceive fascists (and their enablers) please let me know.

https://fediverse.observer/ is my go-to.

Fedidb used to be great but an update a few months back made it look really pretty but ruined it in all other aspects.

PieFed does this but it needs to be enabled at the community level before replies can be flagged as answers. See !piefed_help@piefed.social

Mbin doesn’t federate downvotes so lemvotes can’t record them.

Hypothetically an instance could federate an activity telling all other instances about it’s new domain name.

But once we get post, community and user migration working there will be much less need for it - everyone could just move themselves.

A live streaming drone would be ideal.

If you get banned from a lemmy.ml community don’t be concerned, it’s a rite of passage.

Welcome!

Yes that is the crucial difference. Without followers determining your reach, every post earns it’s upvotes on an equal footing with the others, regardless of author.

It’s a much better system.

Follower-based networks like Mastodon and Twitter inevitably end up with a handful of people dominating the space because their posts get boosted which gets them more followers which gets them more boosts etc in a spiraling way. This attracts narcissists and drama queens.

Nice feeds! I have added them to the Explore menu for everyone, now.

Total Annihilation

Doesn’t master pdf editor do all that?

Investing 1.8 bn just before China invades… Ok then.

https://lemmy.world/post/41184531

More like This War of Mine, maybe.

A game so depressing I stopped playing.

Ah ok.

That docker-dirs.sh script is trying to set the right permissions onto these directories:

“pgdata”, “media”, “logs”, “tmp”.

The owner of those directories needs to be the same user as the one running docker.

Nowhere in https://codeberg.org/rimu/pyfedi/src/branch/main/INSTALL-docker.md does the word chmod appear.

When you say ‘ran the script in it’, what do you mean?

During federation the IP address and country of the accounts involved is not shared with other instances so although you could lock down your instance as soon as you federate you’d have people from all over sending you content.