Prey is a fun game, I recommend you give it a go.

A man tends to make his own hell.

Maybe settings to delete stuff you don’t want, or ban whatever federated stuff, but transferring ownership settings is a bit odd to me. Lemmy is a bit more clear on what you can truly do. You can block communities, delete posts, purge, ban, whatever. It does not allow you to edit communities directly unlike PieFed which is kinda interesting.

https://lemmy.world/post/43035743/22099833 Apparently old forum software was updated to use the federation and all the old users got tallied up and added. Also people flocking from Reddit and X too.

Was hoping a raspberry pi would suffice for just my use, but it looks like I’m gonna need a better machine.

omfg the email field is REQUIRED if I wanna update the front page

That’s odd. Also pixelfed lets you ban users who don’t even use your site too, which is even weirder.

I’m leaning towards running my own too.

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It’s trust and uptime data so it seems. Pick the server you think is most trustworthy and will stand the longest.

I figured joining the biggest one would be the most exciting and active. I believe federation happens when a user on one instance follows another, so joining a smaller one might mean you miss some content. I could be wrong though.

It’s amazing i love the frontend!

It’ll exist at some point surely, surprised it hasn’t been made already.

It could be you.

It’s crazy the amount of people in this thread who found love when they weren’t actively searching for love.

Not being able to tell the time with a digital clock is crazy.

I turned this setting on and that fixed the pages for me.

Hope is a good thing to have.

Wait, when you visit Google takeout and select Google drive, it doesn’t actually give you the files, just the links to them?

Windows sucks more now, but it is still the top dog and I do not expect that to change soon. Linux is something you go out of your way to learn for the sake of absolute control and privacy over your system. Problems are to be expected on Linux, and you gotta be willing to deal with them. For the average person, they will want whatever works, and that will be Mac or Windows.