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And it will happen with favourite Lemmy instances, but we will be able to ditch that bad part, migrate, and continue to live on well.

It "just" grabs all communities with >50 user's & upvotes and subs you to them?

Kind of brutal lol, but maybe it can be reworked to accept specific communities...

Yep, but it's a big hassle to actually sub to a community not yet known to your instance. That's like the problem.

Urgh, yeah.

I use the 'official' Jerboa app and the web interface and duuude is it a Hassle to add a sole unknown community!

I'm doing them all for what I know ; pasting different link types into jerboa search, pasting the instance, !first, /c/ ... Going to web UI, doing the same, doing the lemmy.mysite.com/c/[email protected] or what the correct thing is (I have it somewhere) and obviously it still doesn't work.

For like 30 minutes.

Then it "just works" 😅

It would be great if admins at least (I can see the possible abuse if anyone can force-feed communities to the instance, but well they can today so.. ) can add communities to their instances by some "add-list" the server grabs quickly (I know we can by subbing to them but see above, it sure is not easy). Could be cool to be able to grab a bunch of fun communities, or art communities, or sport communities or whatever someone shares, and just force feed them to your instance.

I thought whitelisting was something along those lines, I sure was surprised 🙂.

Great job though Lemmy Developers, I'm quite sure Lemmy will roam the internet for ever!

Any that make that click feel...

I have browns & halo (way better than those cheap flat dell keyboards, but I feel both boring, dull. Suggestions welcome!), way way far from those old keyboards where you felt the click. It wasn't noisy without reason, or so I remember :-)

The fan motor itself heats up the air ...

Cool though !

Putting a fan after another will up pressure (doubling in theory), but not displace more air. Except if the air has to go through something slowing it down where more pressure will help to push more air through it.

There are obviously lots of variables at play (the extra fan takes up space too, reducing airflow for example) so you are surely right that it's probably useless or worse to have a "double fan" for a PC cooling system, but the fans being in perfect sync is just a noise problem (on small fans like this).

Tenfingers sharing protocol, working copy & info on tenfingers.org

Close, but with the added possibility to change the data (like a website/blog/chat) and not only have static data.

So on this protocol, you can have a website with a link to my website, who has a link to yours. Maybe that doesn't sound crazy cool :-) but filecoin, IPFS etc just does not have that functionality (with them you have a key/link, and it is locked to 1 data. Fix a typo in your text and you have to redistribute a new key/link on the old web or similar, it's totally static), and for me it's a must if you want to provide a functioning "new web".

"Are the mountains flat?"

Yeah I cheer on this one!

On the other hand I got a different protocol (& implementation up and running) that can be used right away. It's like IPFS but easy to "install" (a double click and a port forward is all that's needed), you are also in control of your data and of course you can change the data without changing the link.

Don't get me wrong, IPFS paved the road. But today we have better ways to do things.

What about a fully encrypted peer to peer web?