I recently joined Pixelfed and, considering there's no algorithm, hashtags are the only way to be discovered.

I hate hashtag optimizing, but I also don't want to upload my image to someone else's random server before posting it to pixelfed, just to generate hashtags. Where should I look to find something I can host myself, or even something that runs natively on Android/Linux, that'll generate hashtags/keywords for an image?

I've been tearing my hair out over this, but I eventually found this issue on github:

https://github.com/Chocobozzz/PeerTube/issues/4778

It explains why using nginx to multi-stream to peertube doesn't work, but what should I use instead?

I have purchased access to a VPS that I'd prefer to use, but I'd also be open to multi-streaming directly from my desktop. I am running Linux, which seems to make all the OBS plugins more difficult or impossible to get working.

I am the creator, and wanted to share a recent camping trip I went on with my cat in my late Grandpa's 1984 Oldsmobile Delta 88 Royale (say that three times fast). If self-promotion isn't allowed, of course feel free to remove, but I do not intend to spam. I just want to get my channel out there where I can, as I feel like there isn't a lot of automotive/camping content on PeerTube.

In the video, Menko the Cat and I drive about 300 miles round trip (well, I'm driving, she's just riding), including a fair amount of gravel roads, to get to a campground that I first visited in January when it was snowed in. We have a camp fire and dinner, but it ends up raining, so we hop into the tent early. The next morning, we search for an old fire lookout, before heading up to a different campground to enjoy the views.

The MCM arch holds the grinder handle in place which keeps it from flopping around, and keeps the grinder in the caddy. It's a really clean and easy solution for this unique problem.

I talk more about the caddy in this video if you're interested - Timestamped Link

On Friday a video will be out where I talk more about the final version (shown in the video attached to this post), but the function is quite similar, just with the correct measurements because measuring is hard...

I would be happy to share the STL, but I haven't yet as I figure not too many folks have the exact same aeropress setup as I do with the scale and grinder, and I'm lazy (but honest at least!)

I got back into GTA Online about a week ago and wanted to know what the best grind for someone wanting to have fun and make money efficiently was. I already had everything unlocked except for the new salvage yard, which I now have, but am waiting until I upgrade it to add it to the rotation. When I started playing again, I came across this comment on reddit which I started with. After playing for a week, I've modified it beyond recognition to look like this:

• At Login
  • Spin the Lucky Wheel

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• Hangar
  • Buy Air Freight Cargo
  • Sell Air Freight Cargo (if full)
• Bunker (if out of supplies - as noted earlier)
  • Resupply
  • Sell to LS
• Security Contract via Franklin
  • Until 20k/day in the safe, then change to payphone hit or security
• Office
  • Mixed Good Supply Mission from the Front Desk
• Warehouse 4,3,1,2
  • Buy
  • Sell if full
• Autoshop
  • Modify Car, Staff deliver
• Acid supply
  • Buy
  • Activate Speed Bonus
  • Sell if full
  • Work for Dax (if allowed)
    • Until unlock of acid lab upgrade, then remove this, these jobs fucking suck
• Arcade
  • Safe
  • Master Terminal | Bunker
    • Note if sale is needed (out of supplies)
  • Master Terminal | Nightclub
    • Redistribute Staff if Needed
    • Note if sale is needed due to any staff being idle
  • Master Terminal | Vehicle Cargo
    • Steal Car
    • Sell Car
• Warehouse 5
  • Buy
  • Sell if full
• Agency
  • Safe (if near full)
• Nightclub
  • Enter as passive (guarantees a quick kick-out)
  • Do the quick kick-out
  • Safe (if near full)
  • Sell if any staff are idle (as noted earlier)

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• Things to mix in
  • Cayo-Perico Hiest
  • Autoshop Robbery
  • CEO VIP work
  • I almost always check out the random blue dots

This order works really well for me, due to the location of my warehouses and businesses on the map, so it'll need to be optimized for wherever your stuff is. I'm really happy with the flow for me, especially with how I positioned my warehouses and how the Mixed Goods mission lines me up to hit most of them in a row.

All that said, am I missing out on anything profitable or fun that I should add into the rotation? Could I make it more efficient? Should I add anything from the salvage yard when I get it upgraded? Do you have any questions for me?

Thanks for taking a look!

I'm at a friend's house for the night and was invited to an among us group. Installed among us and discord, had everything working (after a restart) within 10 minutes. I was shocked that simply adding a keybind for mute/deafen just worked. Yet another "it's just a computer" moment. I'll have to get that discord overlay thing working at some point.

In addition, the mic seems to work pretty well without using headphones, though I can't hear myself obviously.

I wasn't considering upgrading to the OLED because I didn't use the device enough, but man, I might...

I'm moving over from boost for reddit, and am missing the quick reply functionality. Am I just missing it, is it actually missing, and is it planned?

Loving the app so far, it's made the transition easy.