I try to do it within 24 hours, but I wait for folks to verify their accounts as well. It'd usually just me, so I have to do real life, but I get alerted and try to adoptive ASAP.
I'm a Small Social Specialist ( new title I'm testing out ) so I'm happy to help you install Peertube if/when you need.
If you're running a Peertube you can use my public index generated from the script here: https://ptindex.btfree.org/
I'm currently running TubeFree.org, backed by my public charity BT Free (btfree.org).
I do not agree you should put someone on the largest instance with the most reach. There's a LOT of terrible shit out there. I personally set up a script that reaches out to certain servers I trust, gets their follows, and I follow them. I call it a chain of trust. I think Peertube is working towards implementing this as well.
But honestly, I think the best way, run your own. Or I'd be happy to help you set one up. That way you can have your community, you can pull things in from servers you want to federate with, etc. I honestly think small local communities that interconnect are the way to go. You control the content, you set your own rules, etc.
I know of podman, used it, it's not the drop in replacement for Docker that Red Hat says it is. I have no clue about quadlets and at this point, I'm not even interested in learning. :D lol
I think that's when I moved hosts. I did have it hosted on Fireside Fedi on a Peertube, but I started a Public Charity called BT Free and it's hosting tubefree.org and I moved it there. https://tubefree.org/@firesidefedi if you're interested. :) Sorry about that. I really fumbled that move.
Thank you for kind words. :) Appreciate it very much. Helps me get over my imposter syndrome. :D
The trainwreck is the fun part imo! :) It means we all get to learn so much! Also! DUDE! There's events in Piefed? I see the "Add to calendar" button. That's awesome! SO EXCITED to do this. :)
NodeBB is the answer. NodeBB bridges the Fediverse and Threadiverse. It allows conversations from all sides.
I will state though that this is the goal of the Fediverse. It shouldn't matter which software you use. You should still be able to engage in a conversation no matter where you are. And we're getting there. :)
This sounds like a breakage in the way that Friendica and Lemmy interact. I'd report it as a bug on both sides, see if you can get folks to work towards figuring out a way to resolve it.
The different Fediverse software implement things in their interpretation and sometimes there's a divide that can be resolved. :)
I always laughed at this. The difference here Tim is you can VOTE and make your voice heard with the US and democracy. Microsoft has a monopoly. They don't care as long as they get enough users to buy in, it's financially viable to them and they force it on everyone. But hey, what do I know, I've been a Linux user since 2007 and I've been SHOCKED at what people would put up with on their PC and Microsoft's Windows.
I try to do it within 24 hours, but I wait for folks to verify their accounts as well. It'd usually just me, so I have to do real life, but I get alerted and try to adoptive ASAP.
I'm a Small Social Specialist ( new title I'm testing out ) so I'm happy to help you install Peertube if/when you need.
If you're running a Peertube you can use my public index generated from the script here: https://ptindex.btfree.org/
Here's the script I created: https://git.btfree.org/BTFree/PTIndex
It's not great, but it works. :-D
I'm currently running TubeFree.org, backed by my public charity BT Free (btfree.org).
I do not agree you should put someone on the largest instance with the most reach. There's a LOT of terrible shit out there. I personally set up a script that reaches out to certain servers I trust, gets their follows, and I follow them. I call it a chain of trust. I think Peertube is working towards implementing this as well.
But honestly, I think the best way, run your own. Or I'd be happy to help you set one up. That way you can have your community, you can pull things in from servers you want to federate with, etc. I honestly think small local communities that interconnect are the way to go. You control the content, you set your own rules, etc.
Thank you! :)
Thank you! :) Any recommendations of folks or volunteer yourself?
I know of podman, used it, it's not the drop in replacement for Docker that Red Hat says it is. I have no clue about quadlets and at this point, I'm not even interested in learning. :D lol
Oh! Awesome! You made my day! That's exactly what I was going for! :) That's such a wonderful compliment. I REALLY appreciate it.
The show is on Apple. I had to change it since I changed hosts. I've never used Apple stuff, but it says it's syncing.
Maybe try this one? https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/fireside-fedi/id1848107686
Thank you so much for listening. :) You have a bunch of awesome guests to catch up on now! :D
That's awesome! Thanks for contributing to piefed. :) And I'm sure Rimu is open to any docker suggestions as he's fumbling through it like I am. :D
I think that's when I moved hosts. I did have it hosted on Fireside Fedi on a Peertube, but I started a Public Charity called BT Free and it's hosting tubefree.org and I moved it there. https://tubefree.org/@firesidefedi if you're interested. :) Sorry about that. I really fumbled that move.
Thank you for kind words. :) Appreciate it very much. Helps me get over my imposter syndrome. :D
Thank you. :) I'm always open to volunteers, suggestions, constructive criticism, or general help. :D
Thank you. You can find all VODs on !worksonmymachine@tubefree.org . :) I also do other podcasts, including Fireside Fedi. :)
Thanks! :)
The trainwreck is the fun part imo! :) It means we all get to learn so much! Also! DUDE! There's events in Piefed? I see the "Add to calendar" button. That's awesome! SO EXCITED to do this. :)
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NodeBB is the answer. NodeBB bridges the Fediverse and Threadiverse. It allows conversations from all sides.
I will state though that this is the goal of the Fediverse. It shouldn't matter which software you use. You should still be able to engage in a conversation no matter where you are. And we're getting there. :)
This sounds like a breakage in the way that Friendica and Lemmy interact. I'd report it as a bug on both sides, see if you can get folks to work towards figuring out a way to resolve it.
The different Fediverse software implement things in their interpretation and sometimes there's a divide that can be resolved. :)
Run a Peertube.
I always laughed at this. The difference here Tim is you can VOTE and make your voice heard with the US and democracy. Microsoft has a monopoly. They don't care as long as they get enough users to buy in, it's financially viable to them and they force it on everyone. But hey, what do I know, I've been a Linux user since 2007 and I've been SHOCKED at what people would put up with on their PC and Microsoft's Windows.
Would I be able to get Knightica if it's still available please?
Thank you for doing the giveaway here.
It's been amazing and I feel completely unqualified lol. But incredible to meet everyone.
Yeah that's where we differ. I have an Oodie with puppies on it.