To infinity and beyond!
I do understand it. These are browsers that they decided during development that are not supported. Not supported means not tested by a full QA team for months. And users are generally stupid, soba simple warning (use at your own risk) is something that does not work.
So they decide to just not support the other browsers.
To be clear, I am definitely not a fan of Adobe of this mechanism, just explaining.
If you by any chance are an apple user and you already pay for apples icloud+ service (eg via Apple one), you can do it via there as well.
Use Lemmy-easy-deploy on a Linux environment.
Is Joplin something you can host or fontina use their cloud?
Wow. A lot of comments! Thanks all. I will check them and see if there is something that matches my use cases!
You are probably a lot more technical than I am, but I would solve it by putting the TV on my guest network that comes out of the box of my mesh network…
I have the feeling that this is extremely exaggerated. I only have 40 Gb in total and still have 23 gb free. I don’t run the tool constantly, but run it every once in a while to make sure that my All has interesting communities. If it would be 2 gb/day I would be loooooong over my 40…
Hmmm that is not really the small instances “fault”, but that is the idea of the Fediverse…
Mine went from 8 gb to 20-ish gb. So not that much ;)
Stop what you are doing and use https://github.com/ubergeek77/Lemmy-Easy-Deploy
It is super easy this way.
When you decide to set it up, you need to create a user on your instance and fill in those details in the command line to run the thing. Also make sure to change the instance name to your name, otherwise it will not work.
Other useful commands:
docker rm --force lemmy-subscriber-bot To actually destroy the docker container if you want to start over
docker logs lemmy-subscriber-bot To see if the thing is running and doing things.
Welcome to the club! I used the same easy deploy setup as you! Makes life really easy eh :)
Furthermore, to populate All, I have this one running: https://github.com/lflare/lemmy-subscriber-bot
If you do this, you will need some extra space because the database will grow, but I think it solves one of the (largest) downsides of running your own instance, namely discovering other communities.
You can use https://lemmy.world/c/lsbsupport to populate your server! Do notice, database size will grow, as per expected.
Here’s another comment to get to 5.
Well… I hosted nothing myself, but now I host my own Lemmy instance :o)
To “fix” all, you can run a bot. Check [email protected]
Thanks so much! I had no idea I could get the logs like that. Not used to working with Docker. TIL, I guess :)
Sure, it seems like a user error?
Do I need to create a user first on my instance?
root@lemmy-server:~/lemmybot/lemmy-subscriber-bot# docker logs lemmy-subscriber-bot
2023-07-11 11:02:27.636 | ERROR | __main__:retrieve_jwt:87 - {"error":"couldnt_find_that_username_or_email"}
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "//bot.py", line 248, in <module>
main()
File "//bot.py", line 244, in main
bot.start()
File "//bot.py", line 49, in start
self.retrieve_jwt()
File "//bot.py", line 88, in retrieve_jwt
raise e
File "//bot.py", line 84, in retrieve_jwt
self.jwt = r.json()["jwt"]
~~~~~~~~^^^^^^^
KeyError: 'jwt'
No downvotes is a feature toggle by the way.