Please google these errors, you likely have ports blocked on your system that’s interfering with docker: https://github.com/docker/compose/issues/6998
Nothing to do with lemmy, but a weirdly configured system.
@humanetech@lemmy.ml hit the nail on the head, that the biggest danger is convincing current fediverse devs to sell out, which due to our small number, and tiny amount of current funding ( most of us get less funding than youtubers ), would be incredibly easy.
Throw a few fediverse devs some high salaries or payoffs, and you could easily tank the fediverse.
The only way to fight this, and to grow the fediverse, is provide more open funding so that we can add more developers and grow these projects.
Every time someone says females I always think of Quark from star trek deep space 9. “Feeeemales”
There’s already several native android apps, I just did a release for jerboa.
I’d much rather people use and contribute to native apps rather than have 20 PWA’s each taking up the ram space of an entire browser running on their phones.
I just tried creating an account through the browser, it works fine, says regstration application sent.
I can’t help you with lemmur as I didn’t create it, but I did make !jerboa@lemmy.ml, and everything works there, although you can’t create an account through it yet.
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This should help us cut down on the trolls. We recommend other instances do the same, because they will likely be targeted also. …
What does your file organizer do?
No one should want to join a file-sharing network with non-static data, that’s extremely dangerous as it allows other people to put data onto your hard drive. This is why torrents are static data, and ppl use syncthing or seafile with only trusted devices for non-static data.
I don’t think generic file organizers (outside of what the filesystem can already do) are a good idea. What we have are specific types of media content, and apps that work well for organizing and presenting that specific type of media. This is because all of this content has specific tags that are unique to the content. Books have ISBN numbers, movies don’t. Music has ID3 album artist tags, movies don’t.
As far as sharing data, torrents already have that problem solved. You don’t really need voting there, because popularity is already indicated by seeder counts.