

it’s a setting for the particular community
No, not really. The devs made it an automatic one. Not ones you can manually assign to a community.


it’s a setting for the particular community
No, not really. The devs made it an automatic one. Not ones you can manually assign to a community.
Arc raiders is steam deck verifiied, so it should run great on Linux.


Go to Settings > Posts feed > Homepage and select “Subscribed”


Sorry but you gotta move. Dev abandoned the project. Try Summit.
I wouldn’t consider LW “slight centralisation”.
Just find new communities. For example [email protected] and [email protected] are pretty original.
It’s easy. When I started out, I just had a cheap 3€/month vps at hetzner. Unless you want to self host more stuff, that should be enough for a single user instance or you can also self host Piefed or Mbin.
Mine is self hosted. I like having control.
I can also experiment with bots this way.


nope, can’t see your post.
I like Luanti (formerly Minetest).


They mention they went with iodeOS because it is more minimal than others and then bloat it with the whole Proton suite (including useless Lumo LLM), crypto browser Brave and 2 authenticator apps for no reason.
Their reasoning seems to be because of potential privacy issues: https://posteo.de/en/site/faq


The one that banned you from [email protected] was Ada. So I am assuming the instance wide ban was also performed by Ada. You should contact Ada through her Matrix: @ada:chat.blahaj.zone, your PMs via Lemmy will not go through.
Tutanota is from Germany, though?


You. Not worth writing about.
:(
Try posteo. They at least allow third party clients and they have some cool features.
you lost me at ethereum