And where would one look for these sexy sexy AI models, so I can avoid them, of course…

You can access it after you like/dislike 50 articles

I’ve been using Nunti (FOSS, Android only) for a few months now. I love it’s adaptive learning feature which does a good job of filtering articles that I don’t care about.

What book would you suggest starting with?

Crowdsec will analyse the logs from your reverse proxy and identify malicious actors, bots and whatever else you configure it to. It then tells a “bouncer” (part of your reverse proxy) to reject the request, block the IP or redirect them to a captcha.

The downside is that it’s kinda a pain to get set up, at least in my experience. It also stopped working without informing me and I’ve never been able to get it working again since. If you don’t use docker the experience might be a bit easier.

I believe you can, but I just copied the calibre books and database from my PC and run it from calibre-web without maintaining any link to calibre.

It’s not perfect but it works well enough.

That seems really cool. Is it much use if you don’t want to run the programs inside cosmos?

E.g. they’re already running through unraid

I think it is on android still? In which case I recommend megladon. It’s a fork of the official app with more features, like following hashtags.

I thought all the third party apps were really ugly, so I was happy to find out about this

I hope Lemmy adds alt text like Mastadon and Pixelfed

I never got the point of this sub on Reddit, outside of the joke “well guess I have to unsubscribe to never broke a bone”, but maybe I’m missing something

I would have gone with an Intel CPU to make use of iGPU for transcoding and probably larger hard drives.

I also would have written down my MariaDB admin password… Whoops

I agree that none of the games in Minetest have anywhere near the level of polish as Minecraft. And as we’re comparing a pretty niche game engine built on by hobbyists vs Microsoft, it’s very much to be expected. I also agree it shouldn’t be recommended as a Minecraft alternative.

But the from the first half of your post I think you misunderstand the point of Minetest. Its not meant to have an overarching game design. It’s a game engine. Its designed for people to use to make their own games.

Oh nice, I know the request has been made of Linuxserver as well but I haven’t seen any official response to it

Did you play a mod, or just base Minetest?

Minetest isn’t really designed to be played by itself, it’s a game engine that’s meant to be easily modable and allow others to make games.

There is a lot of debate on whether or not small instances help or make it worse, mostly due to how Lemmy handles pushing updates.

The main consensus is that joining a small to medium sized instance would have the smallest footprint on Lemmy.

That being said, Lemmy has a lot more developers working on it now it has all this attention and now they can see where Lemmy struggles on large instances, so what is true today may not be true in the future.

Yeah I shi- Oh shower sitters. Uh yeah I sit in the shower sometimes, when life is just hard.

Wow that looks really cool, I’m gonna have to try it

Note this will only show you communities that someone on your instance is already subscribed to, not every community on Lemmy.

It will take part of the load off, but the server still has a push updates to every instance subscribed to one of its communities. But I would guess that is much less of a demand than having an active user using the instance.

I haven’t looked at peer tube yet but I highly recommend anyone who is curious about a federated Twitter check out Mastadon.

It feels like a much more polished experience than Lemmy and I think is a good example of what federated sites can become.

Also it wasn’t in the question, but Pixelfed is basically a federated version of Instagram for those curious as well.