sorry maybe i confused echo dot devices with alexa speakers?

i only ever encountered echo dots and they can’t play over Bluetooth

https://github.com/wescode/lemmy_migrate

https://github.com/Ac5000/lemmy_account_sync

https://github.com/gusVLZ/lemmy_handshake but is kinda buggy and very beta

https://github.com/CMahaff/lasim

usually the alexa things do not have Bluetooth and can’t play audio from another device

use an app that embeds the image / gif into the post.

like sync, and most likely other apps too.

some hostings are still not supported, but the main ones are.

it’s a good thing, but for a very simple script used to learn stuff it’s way overcomplicated

mount a folder over ssh with a simple command

the power of an annoyed programmer

wrong community?

lost lemming?

if you configure homepage with docker labels, and have multiple homepage instances, they will all be the same. since there is no way to specify the instance on the label.

reference:

• https://github.com/benphelps/homepage/pull/776
• https://github.com/benphelps/homepage/issues/774
• https://github.com/benphelps/homepage/discussions/1261

yes this would be good, it would avoid being obligated to open a community to block them.

that is rather strange, i have blocked plenty of communities, both from a local account on that instance and from remote account.

and both works. if i open a blocked community sync says ‘there are no posts’ or something similar. and the community show as blocked.

yes i would like this.

i think posts are ranked server side.

there is a new type of sorting that takes into account the size of the community. the PR was merged but idk when it will be implemented in the clients.

you can, if you open an instance, there is a ‘communities’. from there you can open each community and subscribe.

this would be easier with some images… lemmy grab those

not yet, it is planned but not there yet

add some damn good mod tools. lemmy will die if the user base grows and the mod tools do not.

i’ve worked for 20h/w and 40h/w. i think 30/32 is a good balance

on a serious note, is possible to never reboot?

like an high availability server that can’t never go down, how do they manage kernel updates? *

• yes i know that now there is kube and docker etc and you can update the container with zero downtime. but how they did it 10 years ago?

every day we strive further from god

is there an advantage to have apps embedded as iframe? as opposed to opening the url in a new tab?

like forwarding auth?