Calibre-Web can be used remotely just fine…?

You can find the answer to that question in the linked release notes. (What is unique to Forgejo)

You could give https://f-droid.org/packages/de.nulide.findmydevice/ a try

Glad I switched to Forgejo some time ago, never looked back : )

Maybe check out your browsers web speech api

Organic Maps for offline navigation

back then, we all thought they were our normal breakfast spoons until we accidentally found photos of our roommates abusing them as sex toys

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I love to add ginger too, and some guarana for extra caffeine ;)

Mate 🧉

no, sry ;)

I have one of these, but it was a pita to set it up…

Personally I 'd prefer windy over tailwind, also I wonder if there is any significant userbase behind leptos. Infernojs was already a strange choice in that matter, compared to e.g. vuejs.

Yes, it would.

Afterward it’s not significant.

Sorry, but unfortunately, it is, forcing a instance to sync literally every single post made on the lemmyverse.

It is a significant difference if an instance has to federate literally every post made on the lemmyverse.

Hosting an instance myself, I’m not amused, because if forces my instance to literally sync all content there is on the lemmyverse, drastically increasing traffic, storage use etc.

Please don’t force resource consumption beyond any rational usage!

Since the entire goal of the fediverse is “transporting” all data to all servers inside the ActivityPub/fediverse world, the data of a EU member will be transported all over the place.

It doesn’t work like that, think of your instance being a proxy to the fediverse

Here in Germany social non profit clubs are a thing. You can officially register them and there are laws, regulations that protect them from just being taken over. They have boards that get elected by the members on a regular basis. I think that could be a great model on how to run an instance that is truly owned by its members.

If someone wants to go ahead, count me in.

@ptz@dubvee.org Seems your instance got crawled finally