How the links act is different from client to client. If you click the link in the Lemmy web UI, it will take you directly to Lemmy.wtf, but if you used Voyager (iOS client), it will automatically redirect to your own instance.

This is something that should be built into the Lemmy web UI.

You can also use browser addons. I have an addon that redirects me to my own instance, if I click on a link in my browser. I also have an addon that takes me from YouTube to Peertube, if the video also exist in PeerTube or if I click a PeerTube link, it takes me to my instance.

Also how dare you criticise the awesome TLD .wtf, which is clearly an abbreviation of “What The Fediverse”?!

https://lemmy.wtf/post/15810205

You would still need a payment processor, which takes a huge chunk of the cake in fees.

Look here: https://lemmy.wtf/post/15816115

Stumbled upon this a while ago, because I was looking for an open source alternative to Apple TV and Google TV. I’m really hoping that this will be a viable option in the near future!

Hello from Lemmy :)

Don’t get me started with administrating access on folders in Teams and Sharepoint somehow not give a fuck about it.

What gaming laptop is it? I had an ASUS Strix and it worked wonders with https://asus-linux.org/.

I was only using “from iOS to Android” as an example. I believe it would be equally difficult going from Android to iOS. As you, I also despise using MacOS. It’s a struggle, because I’m not used to it in any way.

Wouldn’t you have the same experience if you moved from iOS to Android, never having used Android before? Does that make Android not ready for casual use?

If you have used Windows your whole life, there will definitely be a learning curve getting used to Linux and whatever desktop environment you choose to use.

I personally have better experience having casual users use Linux than Windows.

Oh Canada! 🇨🇦

Episode 3 confirmed!

I think it shows other comments, if the posts is crossposted.

Every instance should simply just stop thinking they should have their own version of X community.

Doesn’t PieFed merge communities with the same name?

Buying from Temu is not caring about safety lol

Lobbyists.

That’s difficult, because the 540TB is spread out a cross many PeerTube instances. Every instance uses different method to store the video. Some use local drives, some use S3 or another form of cloud storage.

My instance is hosted locally on 2x4TB hard drives, which cost me about €100.

It depends on the instance, since most PeerTube instances are very limited in their federation with other instances. Check out this link: https://lemmy.wtf/post/15816115 and pick one of them.

Federation on PeerTube can be pretty restrictive depending on the instance you register on. You should check out this link: https://lemmy.wtf/post/15816115

Check out this link: https://lemmy.wtf/post/15816115