Nice write-up. Not really for me as I prefer to keep my library made up of whole albums and min. 320kbps since I ditched Spotify.

Check out Symfonium if you haven’t and you’re using Android - it’s by far the best subsonic client I’ve used.

Please add cocte.au and leminal.space

Loved Studio 60 but still haven’t given Sports Night a proper watch. I’ll get around to it one day.

The West Wing

Good bot

I’ve heard there’s a bug that can cause old posts to show in Hot if your instance admins haven’t restarted Lemmy in a while.

Looking forward to trying it. It has been over a decade since I last used it.

Anyone know if Google Tasks can be integrated?

No worries! I used it myself today with great success. Thanks for the awesome tool.

How very dare.

I would suggest migrating your pictrs to use object storage, which is often a tenth of the price of block storage.

This migration tool works quite well and includes importing blocked communities: https://github.com/CMahaff/lasim

Surely no self-aware bot would choose to use double-spaces.

I adapted one from the Discourse PP but it’s a WIP: https://cocte.au/legal

Just don’t ever forget your password to said Lemmy instance because you won’t be able to reset it.

Looks like. God, it’s awful.

There’s a ‘Signups’ column in the list view.

No, and it’s unlikely there ever will be. Jerboa is the closest thing as it’s a project by one of the main Lemmy devs.

NAS hosting all media and running:

• Sonarr for grabbing and managing TV shows
• Radarr does the same for movies
• Lidarr just for an overview of upcoming/missing music releases
• Navidrome to stream music (replaces Spotify)
• Jackett to manage torrent indexers
• qBittorrent via OpenVPN

Plus a VM running Nicotine+ (Soulseek client) for music sharing.

Lemmingtons for us Aussie users

I’m hopeful that no single instance will gain such a large proportion of the userbase that they could try to defederate and hold other instances to ransom like that. I’d like to think their users would jump ship rather than be cut off from the rest of Lemmy.

I think though that more needs to be done when onboarding new users to spread the load across more than a few popular instances.