I’ve seen some dashboards around, is this what you’re looking for?

• https://github.com/gethomepage/homepage
• https://github.com/pawelmalak/flame

You can also share this in !fediverse@lemmy.world, there are a lot of people there :)

Good luck with your classes!

Notice how nothing has changed about the in-app experience? 😎

Are users… scared of federation?

There was a post earlier today with an explainer on who is doing it: https://lemmy.ca/post/15935073

I’m not sure why this particular instance was chosen, but from what I can tell the spammers are doing it for the memes anyways.

The best you can do for now is to keep reporting them. What you can also do is see if there’s a pattern, such as one instance popping up more often than others. Chances are that instance has open signups or something, and lemmy.world (and everyone else) should defederate

I don’t quite understand, is this just the backup file or the file being used? I’d be worried about conflicts if some transfer doesn’t work perfectly, since then it might all break

Didn’t know about findroid, looks cool

I’ll probably keep both installed

What are some missing features? I’m only familiar with jellyfin

Same here, weird…

Maybe an OpenStreetMap app that supports WikiVoyage?

Would it help to add a “what is this” type link. Or maybe “about bot”

Right? I got half way through it before realizing I don’t actually have a use for it right now. I love the detail and organization

As someone who doesn’t know as much about the differences, why?

Say debian vs ubuntu

I’d also be worried about battery issues

Don’t want to find it having overheated / turned into a pufferfish

If you need it for media that has subtitles available somewhere, then there are plugins for that (ex. Jellyfin/Plex/Kodi)

If you’re looking for something to automatically transcribe audio locally, I’m not as sure but others already suggested some

Which are you looking for?

Understandable ok, since it’s open source it should be fine just using theirs.

Another reason I was thinking of self-hosting was so that I could upload larger files and really fill it up with content. Some competing services really lock down the features for free users and limit storage to the point where it’s not usable, so I thought self-hosting might be a way around that.

In the meantime I’ll try with their one :)

Nice ok

I’ll continue with Joplin and check back into this later on

Ah, collaboration was the main thing I was looking for

I would imagine it was based on what time upvotes came in for a particular community. Someone would need to collect data on that separately. I don’t think there’s a built in API for it yet

It might be nice to use to learn, but you probably won’t be able to handle that much.

If you’re not using it for anything, you could wipe it and throw a server on it? I guess it depends on what you consider fun

Me too :)