Nice read. I did similar hacks in the past but I have less time lately.

Pipewire fixed some Bluetooth issues for me.

You should open a PR. 🙂

I agree, those countries have internal problems. Said that, when they talk about democracy most of the time they are talking about freedom of speech and clean elections. When you have millions of people complaining and political parties that want the independence it proves there is a lot of freedom.

I use just 1 Traefik instace to manage all my subdomains, certificates, RPs, IP filter, rate limiter…

I will take it.

I recommend you all to switch to Pipewire. Most bluethooth problems are fixed.

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Alpine uses musl libc + busybox as GNU replacements. They have less code base and they are more lighweight. GNU code is really old and some power users say the code is bloated and poorly maintained.

There are some OS like Alipine Linux that relay on the Linux kernel but don’t use GNU userland.

Balance the load across multiple instances is fine. I don’t want the permalink to access the lemmy.ml domain always, it is just in case something happens to the instance lemmy.ml, it will me much easier to replace the domain in my bookmarks.

My feeling is that nobody is thinking about long term storage/search/archival. Lemmy/Reddit is a forum for me and I like to bookmark some posts and revisit them from time to time. In the next months many instances will shut down, accounts, posts, links… will be lost. Having universal URIs is a must and hving some kind of tool to migrate users across servers too.

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I think this could be a problem for the fediverse. I can’t make a global search in Google because each Lemmy server has a different domain. If I find a post from lemmy.ml, I can’t answer the post because I have an account in lemmy.world, and so on.

Yeah, the changes in the API and the official Reddit client are the main reasons to use Lemmy for me. I’m thinking in scrapping the HTML version but I didn’t try yet.

Thank you for the link. I will copy links to newspapers only. I don’t see any risk on that.