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Rain Rain @lm.melonbread.dev
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Anyone else use their crappy old laptops to host servers? lol

  • Do you have any photos of this?
    Would love to see how this looks in practice!

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    what messaging apps do you use?

  • Elements (Matrix) as much as much as possible. I bridge a lot services through it. Though Signal would be the second most.

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    SteamOS 3.0 on a jailbroken PS4

  • This is not Steam OS but a outdated and unmaintained Manjaro iso with a hacked together Deck UI.

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    Lemmy API?
    • Best place to discuss hosting Lemmy?
    • Anywhere to read One Piece?
    • What are the requirements of a server to run a Lemmy instance and there is a way to run like a node WO the need to have lots of storage available?

  • Sorry, fixed

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    Boomerang

  • Easily my new favorite weapon they added in a while. Just feels good

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    a lot of the memes i see here on lemmy feel like facebook memes

  • Be the change you want to see.

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    Best way to promote a community

  • Honestly just create them, and don't leave them for dead (give them content). That way they show up in searches on peoples instances and places like https://browse.feddit.de/

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    how do i become a bot account?

  • It is a checkbox on your settings page never the bottom.

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    What are the requirements of a server to run a Lemmy instance and there is a way to run like a node WO the need to have lots of storage available?

  • Lemmy uses roughly 150 MB of RAM in the default Docker installation. CPU usage is negligible.

    Via: https://join-lemmy.org/docs/en/administration/administration.html.

    As for storage that comes down to how many communities you subscribe to, and how active they are.

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    Looking for games with single character and real-time+tile-based movement.

  • They mentioned real-time movement. Disgaea is turn based last I checked. Though I can't imagine a game that uses real-time movement and that is also gird based as they kinda go against each other design wise.

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    Is a Raspberry Pi Zero 2 enough?

  • No as that hardware would be way under powered for almost any of those tasks on their own, let alone for all of that on one machine. Your best bet would be to look at the hardware recommendations for each service you are interested in and go from there.