Beautiful!

Kiwix: Download Wikipedia for offline reading.

If you’d buy a new laptop, you could upgrade the old one instead

Looks interesting! What are some of the things you use this for?

Just found this existing thread with an answer https://lemmy.ml/post/1237935

I‘d love to have that. The closest I know of is pinry, but it’s not federated.

Yes - The tool already works for any subreddit, but there's some polishing to be done to make it work well (e.g. showing nested comments). I'm also still looking for a good way to host more posts as it's quite a lot.

That's a good point - I havent thought about it that way. I've mostly picked that name to have something to work with, I'm open to any suggestions!

Have you looked into notmuch?

Search for the pushshift archives. They are big files containing all the posts and comments made for each subreddit. I used them to make a better website for reading AskHistorians.

Yes! Archiving is crucial work, but the archives need to be accessible as well :)

Getting the wiki in there might be possible by scraping, but it's a lot of work and tricky to do - right now I only have the posts and comments available.

I'll build upvote sorting soon :)

I looked into building something like this but I think most people are scared off because the TOS prohibit doing that, so I didn’t investigate further :/

I'm definitely planning to support nested tags. Do you have an example for an app with a nested tag system you like? Also I'm not sure what you mean by meta tags, could you explain what that means?

This comment is neither soft spoken nor patient.

Since it was a very small event, participants found it through word of mouth.

We'll announce the camp next year on this page. The event I linked at the bottom of the article is solpunk, a different german solarpunk event. The preferred language on both is English, AFAIK.

There's a tool for that but you need some technical expertise and your own lemmy instance

Good point. I will add that. I was hesitant to link back to Reddit but maybe that’s fine.

Galactic north really got me deep, after finishing the main trilogy. Id recommend reading it after for the full effect