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Thomas

@ thomas @lemmy.douwes.co.uk

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  • A collection of proposed flags for Finland from the 19th century and early 20th century, up until the adoption of the current flag.

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  • The bot waves the parent of comment, the reddit bot had a !wavethis command to wave the same comment, but I haven't added that yet

  • GitHub - moe93/lemmy-arm64: Lemmy arm64 images for docker

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  • Thanks, the one I'm currently using is not updated to 0.18.3 yet

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  • If my fingers prune I'm going to die or something

  • It's so nice to see them all growing, but this is just the truth, sorry.

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  • Thanks for maintaning this fork, this was the last missing thing on lemmy for me

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    Flag waver bot!

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  • !wave

  • *Username

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  • same, I feel lucky to have such an uncommon surname because I easily got the domain lol. there was a short version with the last two letters as the TLD but that was already taken sadly

  • Reddit CEO (/u/spez) is going to hold a AMA about the API update

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  • ? This post is a month old now

  • Legal concerns with self-hosting

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  • It seems to work, but it keeps throwing pictrs related errors, so it's not really built for it

  • Legal concerns with self-hosting

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  • It barely works on my old version of lemmy, probably fixed now then. It would be nice if there was a was to turn that off and only use pictrs only for locally uploaded images. Since I'm the only person here caching isn't too important.I wonder if I could shut pictrs down and only use an external image hosting for images?

  • Legal concerns with self-hosting

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  • Lemmy sometimes caches remote content in pict-rs. It's a bit broken so you usually don't see it, but it does do it occasional

  • Legal concerns with self-hosting

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  • Related, What about a personal instance only I use? I can choose what communities I want but I can't control what is posted on those communities. Someone could post something illegal to a beehaw community (and have) and the mods remove it, but does the deletion of images and posts federate? In know matrix keeps copies of every deleted file in a room on all homeservers, what about lemmy?

  • test @lemmy.douwes.co.uk
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  • test @lemmy.douwes.co.uk
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    Peertube link test

    peertube.douwes.co.uk /w/kxvccpc1mevmy1VBVw9TYB

  • Help understanding the peertube P2P system

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  • I have done some testing and I found a few reasons I'm having issues with webtorrent:

    • The only reason they where working at all is because they were downloading from the HTTP URL in the torrent file, P2P was not working at all.

    • To download the webtorrent from the blender instance I need to have the video watched in my browser to peer with the webtorrent client, the instance peers don't work on non-peertube webtorrent clients.

    • The reason instant.io was broken is my adblocker was blocking the tracker.

    • The tracker in my peertube instance is broken.

    EDIT:I was a bit wrong here, there are two different formats in peertube: webtorrent and HLS. I was getting confused why the video on my instance (HLS) and the one on the blender one (webtorrent) was behaving differently with webtorrent clients. They are completely different formats so that makes sense now.

  • Help understanding the peertube P2P system

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  • Webtorrent seems to have some issues with peer discovery. I've tried the instant.io site they have linked on webtorrent.io and I can't get it to download or share anything, the desktop client managed to download a torrent from my peertube instance over normal BitTorrent but I can't share it over webtorrent. I downloaded a video from my peertube instance using btorrent.xyz over webtorrent but I can't seed new files because the peers don't find each other. when I use a webtorrent with a tracker (like peertube) it works fine but how were sites like instant.io supposed to discover peers without trackers? I don't think DHT exists for webtorrent yet.

    You can manually seed videos on instances using redundancy but I was thinking automatic redundancy for watched videos might be a good idea, I guess you can do automatic redundancy for entire instances but that would take up a lot of storage space.

    One of the nice thing with BitTorrent is the high reliability so I assumed that was what peertube was trying to do, I guess the idea is not to provide data redundancy but to split load instead?

  • Help understanding the peertube P2P system

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  • why? if 5 instances are seeding the video, clients should be able to download from all 5 instances and spread the bandwidth usage right?

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  • Why not also use the instance to re-seed? it could keep seeding after the visitor closed the video.

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  • Would it not make more sense if your instance downloaded and redistributed the torrent? then you could keep seeding after the tab closed. it also wouldn't leak your IP then.What about peer discovery? I opened that webtorrent website in two browsers and they didn't peer, is that demo real?

  • Fediverse @lemmy.ml
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    Help understanding the peertube P2P system

  • Top comment decides next move, legal or not | day 21: Profits soar! Zuck expands to 4 squares

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  • At some point the chess board is going to stop looking like a chess board. I think this will be the comment that does it.

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    Test video ignore please

    peertube.douwes.co.uk /videos/watch/9e43aea8-bebf-447f-b4bd-682bc253cd7f

  • Am I being overly worried about small defects?

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  • I replaced my old Pi and it's working fine. sadly the heat pads on my argon one have disintegrated in the process lol

  • Am I being overly worried about small defects?

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  • There where some bits I didn't see before and I scratched the PCB a bit, does this look good?

    EDIT: my phone did some weird things to the photo lol

  • raspberrypi @lemmy.ml
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    Am I being overly worried about small defects?

  • Homelab @lemmy.cloudhub.social
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    Reposting

    Server recommendation

  • homelab @lemmy.ml
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    Server recommendation

  • Homelab @lemmy.cloudhub.social
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    Server recommendation

  • Lemmy Shitpost @lemmy.world
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    Client side loading:

  • homelab @lemmy.ml
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    An incomplete archive of r/homelab

    archive.douwes.co.uk /reddit/homelab
  • TypeScript @programming.dev
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    hello

  • C Programming Language @programming.dev
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    hello

  • test @lemmy.douwes.co.uk
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    test

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    test

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    test

  • Vexillology circlejerk @lemmy.antemeridiem.xyz
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    Cool flag you have there. It'd be a shame if you couldn't wave it

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  • ZFS @sh.itjust.works
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    mod post, please ignore

  • Vexillology circlejerk @lemmy.antemeridiem.xyz
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    Chess but it adheres to the US flag code

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