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Worst is UTC vs GMT
(i.ibb.co)
It doesn't use SMS
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Briar Forums
(briar.retiolus.net)
I'm in the process of implementing a new feature on Briar Forums.
I need some testing! Add the Briar Forums account to your contacts and then request for "Briar Community Forum" and tell me if it works!
https://briar.retiolus.net/request
Once the connection is made, you can also share any public forum to Briar Forums, and it will automatically add it to the page (updates once every hour)
I want more info about this one 👀
I would even add...
It's quite strange, I've been downloading torrents for more years than I can count, and I upload them from time to time, and I've always had the worry myself of how to name torrents: with dots? underscores? dashes? (although with spaces is definitely not an option).
I've even asked the questions on several forums and upload sites, read tutorials on these same sites etc and every time I've asked the answer has been: THERE IS NO STANDARD, even on the tutorials, I've never seen anything mentioned such a thing.
All this to say that I'm making a meme, and after so many years, this is the first time I've heard of a Warez scene, and several times in the same comments!, curious, isn't it? I wish I'd heard about it before.
Spaces are a headache whenever you're not using a graphical interface.
You'll find a lot of answers in this thread: https://lemmy.dbzer0.com/post/6385210
(I used Piped (https://piped.video) with LibreTube (https://libretube.dev/))
For a long time now, if a flatpack is available and maintained, I use it.
Looks like this comes from https://www.hexbear.net/, as I understand they started federating today (https://www.hexbear.net/post/273380) with 23K users and 271K posts.
This would explain the spike in the number of users and the number of publications. So no, they're not bots
Users:
Posts:
I don't think there's a way of doing this automatically at the moment.
With Lemmy's API you could set up a bot that takes care of listing all the local communities on a remote server and then searching them from yours, which would make them appear in your search results.
But if you want the publications of this remote community to federate with your server, you need to have a local user subscribed to it.
The way Lemmy works, a bit like Reddit in the end, the server administrators own each community more than the moderators, so yes, they can remove a moderator and put in a new one.
If that doesn't suit you, unlike Reddit, you can create your own server or simply switch to another one.
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You cand try adding more trackers to your torrent
https://newtrackon.com/