No idea but don’t let your dreams be dreams. Make it and post lol

Funkwhale is pretty cool.

If it was the pi 4, I would agree, but the Pi 5 would probably handle less than 20 people. I have a 4 that uses Yunohost that covers a LOT of services. I played around with matrix but it required too much out of the system. But that’s with a lot of other services running. Give it a shot and let the rest of us know.

BTW I had a lemmy/irc/bookwyrm/mastodon all running on the pi4 without any real issues. Mastodon is probably the beefiest/slowest app, and its been getting better as time goes on. So a PI can definitely work with fediverse apps.

I got a disk of suse Linux from a library book. I put it on my laptop and it worked-ish.

I didn’t know what partitions were so I messed up my laptop pretty bad. But I learned more in that little bit than my undergrad degree.

What’s interesting is that multiple trackers are now saying it’s above 4 percent. Last time something was posted, people questioned the data and where they got their data (which they should). Now there’s multiple sites showing a real increase.

My muscle memory just finally got used to ip addr lol.

I was about to say, if ip was read only…

Some people think it’s a status symbol, but most people don’t care. But yeah it’s above 50 percent now and climbing (in the US).

I have both from time to time. I wish there was a viable 3rd party than picking our favorite multi-billion dollar company, but as a developer, I need both.

The is my favorite.

Interesting, hope it goes well!

Yeah that’s a big one.

Betterment/Weathfront does a lot of this already, but without “AI”. Its just algorithms. It sounds the same…but its really not.

What’s the easiest way to pop up a server? I tried yunohost but the lemmy code is very old now.

GL. The best thing about the fediverse is the creation of new and exciting projects that will come and go.

I got stardew working on a local network and playing on the miyoo mini. It was cool for the novelty, but had terrible performance outside a local network. After only a couple of hops it’s unplayable and will disconnect.

Yep just ping time and latency make this a no go for a vast majority of us.

Steam Deck and other Linux handhelds make it super easy to play indies.

You can do the same in mastodon. It’s great.

I heard that WordPress has some sort of fediverse plugin, but no idea how far they got.

I wonder sometimes if the numbers are wrong. For example a server I host is up quite a bit in user count and posts, but according to the site the numbers are down considerably. It’s strange but it’s only a less than 20ish users setup. Plus not all federated services act the same.

Some have sub/supersets of the protocol implemented. For example, bookwyrms way of working with posts are wildly different than mastodon and hashtags will work one way and not the other.

I think it ultimately means that number may not be as accurate for a while while all these different servers figure out what it means to be federated.