Quick! Let's move all Youtube channels to the fediverse (PeerTube), before people are getting conditioned to another sick behavior created by rich people.

I never understood why their channel have been so popular? Every video felt like a scammer who want to sell me stolen stuff.

Can someone explain the popularity of them?

please use a dash between artist and song name you uncivilized person!

I should visit Norway, sounds like there are cool people there.

Scammer: "Buy a Jpeg everyone can download"
Investor: "Sounds like I can get rich with that. How much does one cost?"
Scammer: "20,000 to 50,000"
Investor: "Okay, I take four!"
People download jpegs instead of buying NFTs and making fun of it
Investor: "I lost all my money. I sue you!"

With so much note taking apps nowadays, I can't understand why someone should waste time to find their smartphone, power it on, input the pin for the sim, unlock the screen, find the right app in the app jungle, open it, find the "new note" option, which is hidden in a sub menu instead of using a short cut on your keyboard to bring up a terminal, which opens Vim and automatically saves the file as a note with the correct file name.

*arr instances What is an *arr instance?

I still discover music the old way. I listen to it at a friends place or in the radio :D

Imagine you would travel back to the 1990s and tell someone that in the 2020s people will pay about 200k for a link to a jpeg, but everyone can download the jpeg. They will not even understand why the future is so messed up, but they will ask if we have flying cars, yet?

If that would be possible, how would you moderate comments, seeing how random things can get?

I don't know what you mean? If I am the admin of an instance or the moderator of a group, I could delete comments or is this just not possible?

Federating with only approved finstances (federated instance)?

Why doing this? Wouldn't it be enough to block the illegal instances and those who are explicitly against your topics?

What if you keep your blog, then push every post you make there to your solo-community on a finstance? You can engineer your comment section on the blog to pint here or fetch the comments content from fediverse to your blog…

I am trying to be as green as possible. Having a blog on one server and the comments on another sounds like an inefficient way of using resources. Why not just put the articles where the comments are?

With Mastodon I had the same idea, that I will publish an article, post a link with short description on Mastodon and then use the Mastodon post as the comment section, then edit the blog article and put the link to Mastodon on the end of the article with a simple text link like "Comment section".

But even this idea felt a bit odd and more unprofessional.

Lemmy looks like a really good solution to this atm.

I don't get it! Are people too stupid to write an email nowadays?

Is this one of those me me's I've heard of?

You can find all those bad people who got banned on reddit here and they have to be banned again :D

I give it a try.

Thank you :)

Why would you throw away so much money for new and shitty hardware, if Linux runs perfectly on old robust devices, which can be bought for a fraction of what you invested?

Interesting, I had a similar idea to just link to a Mastodon/Lemmy thread in the blog article, saying "Here is the comment section!", because I want to keep a static website.

How is Dropbox making money and how is it possible it is still around? It can be easily replaced by an ftp server.

Oh wait, they sell data for money, my fault.

Because Pleroma is pretty similar to Mastodon, I don't think it will be good, because both use a time line and important stuff could go to the void if it was posted to the wrong time or it just goes down between a lot of content.

That sounds complicated and I am afraid something could break (again). The last days I tried to fix something in the db, which led to other problems.

I really want to see the original software, not only the music, but Microsofts anti-virus software deleted key gens, without the user even asking, because they didn't like them.

And I think that's why it's to hard to them.

I tried to copy some posts, but it looks like it is totally screwed up, now. Even higher ids show wrong content on some Mastodon instances, even if I am sure I only did a few tests with posts.

Only way to solve this (imho) is to reinstall Lemmy BUT use another subdomain.

What do you think? Will this work?