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@m0ondoggy i get my list from #^[1](https://github.com/iptv-org/iptv)

oh this recently happened to me. but nothing much was lost, users were managed with SSO, files were unaffected, barely an inconvenience.

reddit still has rss feeds. You have to use the old reddit links, like <#^[1](https://old.reddit.com/r/science.rss)>

The best use case for RSS for me is getting updates from journals and github releases. Also subscribing to youtube channels feeds is convenient since i dont have to visit their website regularly and can just watch the channels that im interested in.

@plankton I’ve added the same to mine and it works for me.

The RSS reader is pretty good too!

@HBK yes, its impossible to go through them all, searching by keywords might be helpful. e.g ‘games’, ‘reminder’, ‘birthday’

@HBK there are hangman cogs, wordle, chess and many more games. there is an index for cogs that can help you find relevant ones https://index.discord.red/

Other than the standard admin ones, i found the tickettool to be very useful for setting up an approval process before someone is allowed in.

I doubt authentik will enshittify, i have been using it since 2 years and have been on their discord interacting with the team. They are very helpful and recently made some useful enterprise features available for self hosted users which is the opposite of enshittification.

hubzilla is a fork of friendica, yes hubzilla shows all likes and dislikes and the names :D

If someone likes my comment then my account relays that activity to the clones to keep them in sync.

the hubzilla network and some other projects have this implemented and it works nicely, a person on hub1 can simply visit hub2 and interact (like comment etc.) since hub2 authenticates user with hub1 using this protocol. I am not a developer of this but it has been tested and used since a number of years.

Here are two resources that document these features:

1. Nomadic Identity: Nomadic identity means true ownership of online identity. With Hubzilla, you don’t have an account on a server, you own an identity that you can take with you across the grid. You can clone a channel across multiple hubs for resilience against network failures or censorship, or you can completely move a channel from one hub to another, taking your data and connections with you.
   https://hubzilla.org/help/member/clone
2. Magic Sign-on https://magicsignon.org/rmagic

Hubzilla has successfully implemented portable identities for a number of years and i am surprised how its unheard of. Coupled with magic sign-on it has some of the craziest features that are much needed in the broader fediverse.

what if I use a separate proxy service locally with a cert and the same domain?

yes, its also called hairpinning. to avoid this you can use a local dns resolver.

@HereIAm I have this exact setup(homeassitant, frigate, image detection using intel igpu) and i run few other containers (jellyfin, nextcloud) with no issues so far since its for home use. Your GPU is powerful enough to handle much much more than this.
And for cameras i would suggest to check the frigate documentation where they’ve indicated which cameras work best. RTSP is fairly common and i use it for my cameras with no issue.

Here’s what I see as a consequence of free educational book distribution: within decades, generations of people everywhere in the world will grow up with access to the best scientific texts of all time. […] [T]he quality and accessibility of education to the poor will grow dramatically too. Frankly, I see this as the only way to naturally improve mankind: we need to make all the information available to them at any time.—Anonymous administrator of the Russian shadow library site Library Genesis (LG), explaining its raison d’être

Free flow of knowledge is absolutely essential. Of all the things that should be accessible knowledge and the opportunity for every person to realize their full potential should be a must.