DATATERM

What kind of hardware is the instance running on and where is the server located?

I recently migrated or better yet am still in the process of migrating from feddit.de to dataterm.digital. I really like it here and probably will stay here but I've been wondering about the difference in the "all" feed when comparing the 2 instances. On feddit.de's "all" feed I see many more new posts than on dataterm.digital's "all" feed. (I'm comparing sorted by new)

Can someone explain to me why that is and what's happening there? Shouldn't I be seeing the same posts regardless of the instances, given the instance isn't defederated?

I don't know how many times I have tried it now but it seems to be impossible to let [email protected] be indexed by the instance.

Is anyone having the same problem?

Others communities from lemmy.ml didn't cause any problems.

Hello folks,

today 19.06.2023 between 18:00 - 22:00 UTC/GMT +2 we will update our Lemmy instance.

The instance may therefore be unavailable or cause errors between these times.

Thank you for your understanding.

Update: The update is ready. We have to install the cool cyber theme again - I'll take care of it.

I wanna see how moderation actions are federated through the *verse

This is a test post c:

I was looking at a reply to my comment on [email protected] and saw that next to my name there was the label "bot account". Does anyone have any thoughts around the cause?

Is this just what happens when you post a comment on a federated site or is it something to do with how I posted the comment? I am using the progress web app on Android for dataterm.digital

Dear DATATERM Community,

It is with a heavy heart that I, Ramses Revengeday, the Admin of DATATERM based in Germany, bring forth an important announcement regarding our federation with lemmynsfw.com.

Due to legal obligations that stem from operating in Germany, I regret to inform you that we are compelled to discontinue our federation with lemmynsfw.com. It has come to my attention that this platform allows the posting of Loli-Art, which falls under the category of child pornography as per German law.

While lemmynsfw.com does feature other NSFW art, it is imperative that we uphold the principles of our legal system and ensure the safety of our community. Therefore, we must take immediate action to block the entire instance of lemmynsfw.com on our platform.

I understand that this decision may disappoint some of you who enjoy the content available on lemmynsfw.com. However, please note that you still have the option to create your own account on their platform to access their content directly.

I apologize for any inconvenience caused and appreciate your understanding and cooperation in this matter.

Should you have any questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to reach out to me. Your feedback is highly valued, and I am here to provide assistance in any way I can.

Thank you for your attention and ongoing support.

Update

There seems to be a twist to this issue @[email protected] sent us a link to an update.

https://lemmynsfw.com/post/29826

We will leave out the Federation for the time being and discuss the issue internally.

Source: https://www.hackster.io/news/raspberry-pi-powered-virtuscope-cyberdeck-looks-plucked-from-the-pages-of-neuromancer-398a28c2c887

The underbelly of our Lemmy instance has undergone a radical metamorphosis. The elusive art of email transmission has been unleashed upon our augmented world, breathing life into the dormant wires that connect our virtual souls. Our deepest gratitude resonates through the encrypted frequencies towards the enigmatic entity known as @[email protected], the shadowed figure who unraveled the secrets of this cryptic enigma.

Like a pulsating surge of information coursing through the neural networks of our cybernetic cityscape, this newfound functionality grants you the power to traverse the vast expanses of the datasphere. The boundaries of time and space disintegrate, allowing you to commune with fellow digital wanderers, exchanging ideas, and coalescing in a symphony of collaborative brilliance.

@[email protected], a luminous anomaly in the dark undercurrents, deserves our utmost reverence.

tl;dr: Sending e-mails is working now!

Hello! I hope this community is the right place to post this. I just had a quick question about federation; I'm trying to set up my account and follow some larger communities like those on lemmy.ml or beehaw.org. When I subscribe to one of those communities from Dataterm, is the entirety of that instance (lemmy.ml, beehaw.org) then federated with this instance? Or just the specific community (e.g., /c/gaming, /c/technology, etc)?

Also, how come some posts have different upvotes or comments depending on the instance theyr're viewed from? For example, this post: Dataterm Version, lemmy.ml version has a huge disparity.

Every time I think about the Fediverse, I have to watch this amazing C64 demo.

We are all connected <3

cross-posted from: https://feddit.de/post/541247

Der Community-Browser bietet die Möglichkeit, zentral nach Lemmy-Communities zu suchen.

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Es sind noch ein paar Features geplant...

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Hey folks,

we started as a small Mastodon Communty in the Fediverse and have now grown bigger. In addition to our Pixelfed instance, we recently added a Misskey/Calckey instance.

Reddit's weird CEO recently announced that he is now in full Corpo mode. This tempted us to offer an alternative and what can I say, here it is. Our little Reddit alternative in the Fediverse called DATATERM.

The software running in the background is Lemmy.

We know that the Lemmy developers have a strange view on things, we want to distance ourselves from that. We tried to install kbin, but failed at several points, so we had to switch to Lemmy.

We would like to let you know that we are a LGBTQIA+ friendly community and nothing will change. Every edgerunner, netrunner and cyberpunk and all who want to become one are welcome!