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nix vs native package manager on other distros.
  • when you say fully isolated from the Arch libs on the system, means I have all dependencies of the installed programs doubled on my system - only if needed of course. so they can't share the same liberates already provided by the Arch/base system?

  • I can't seem to get dual monitor working properly on X11
  • you got also give arandr a try, as it is a GUI to xrandr and you can move your virtual monitors around a bit, until it matches the physical locations/orientations

  • Interesting read of a former passenger aboard the missing sub, Titan.
  • yeah, but then you need someone on the outside to open 18 (!) bolts, before you can exit. no way to open from the inside. so you'll probably suffocate anyway.

    how this design got through...

  • best way to donate/keep Lemmy running?
  • thanks, but sorry, that wasn't the question.
    I'm perfectly aware of the user end principle, but I'm not so sure about the technical backend.

    where is the data of remote instances stored?
    if this is synced to the local instance, than small servers would need to mirror remote content.

    but I guess, I'll check the ActivityPub and Lemmy Doc/Code

  • best way to donate/keep Lemmy running?
  • thanks for the input!

    I just haven't figured out, what happens if users on my small instance would join larger communities in other instances. does the small instance needs to mirror or route the traffic to the other instance, or is this only done through links and on the small instance is really only the stuff local users generated?

  • What niche reddit community do you want to see find a place on the fediverse?
  • I'm currently on [email protected]
    that was the nearest thing to cat stuff, I've found

  • How has ur lemmy experience been so far?
  • you can search for communities on Jerboa (in the bottom bar, click the thing, that kinda looks like a hamburger menu)
    I'm not sure if any other search is done as well, but it seems to be only communities

    in the web frontend you can search for users, comments, communities,...
    for lemmy.ml as example it would be this URL: https://lemmy.ml/search

  • Is it just me?
  • did the temptation win? ;⁠-⁠)

    if you start a fork, I guess currently there are quite some people to contribute/join the effort

    I'm holding myself back a bit, because daily work doesn't leave me with much free time at the moment - with not much change in the near future...

  • best way to donate/keep Lemmy running?
  • three idea was more, how the single instances can finance themselves. network traffic and storage need to be paid somehow.

    I'm not sure how the federated system works exactly and how much a small instance would need to mirror or pipe through, when the users subscribe to large communities on another instance.

    so I was wondering, how instances with a small user base can keep up financially - bigger ones can probably live of donations. If a small instance doesn't need much space or traffic, because subscriptions on remote instances are directly handled on the remote instance, than this is probably no problem.

    I'm thinking of setting up my own small server and am not sure what exactly to expect...

  • best way to donate/keep Lemmy running?

    hi all!

    so, I guess all the instances and the development itself are in need of some money to be run.

    do all the instances need to survive on their own?

    I'm not sure how it works in the background, but instances with a small community would still need to be able to mirror all the threads from other instances - if its community requests it did I get this wrong?

    I'm currently supporting the development through Patreon, but I guess sometime in the future l, it would be wise to split this with server costs for the instances.

    or do I miss something?

    thanks!

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    Lemmy is booming
  • it's absolutely awesome here! :⁠-⁠D
    I feel like being part of the internet of my youth again.

  • What new communities would you like there to be created on lemmy instances lets give them something to work with
  • /r/AskHistorians had (ok, still has) such a standard. would be amazing to see more of that