Taiwan is part of the People’s Republic of China.

I like the TinyTinyRSS logo :P

And the voices when you kill too much people… ultra kill, mega kill haha

Maybe Shenmue and maybe Unreal Tournament 2004 :D

I use movim, good client, web based and supports encryption, and about google topic, I expect from them only profit driven initiatives, not technical development for communities.

In your profile settings, close to language option, there is a list where you can select to hide read posts.

:( it is not supossed to happen, the language is set “undetermined”. Maybe in next version of lemmy this could improve.

Any case, maybe 10 or 15 minutes ago I saw your songs and liked it without problem. Maybe now everything is working fine. Thanks to be involved in our salsa community :)

We hope so.

Better than photoshop 1000x times

I believe minetest is made in Lua, and it does not need restart to apply mods. Minetest is FOSS, does not has all the UI and graphic enhancements of Minecraft, but it runs in very old machines, is lightweight (maybe 100 mb or less), it has a lot of people playing everyday (more than 200, big servers usually receive less than 64 players), has a lot of modding community…

I like simutrans a lot (maybe the most elaborated TTD-like transport game), and I am trying to learn freeciv, but it is a bit “technical”. I also like minetest, I have constructed a lot of big houses, the only FOSS game where you can cook a lot of recipes.

• Ublock origin
• Zhongwen learning tool
• Zoom page we
• Mailvelope
• Youtube audio
• Firefox multi-account containers

That software sounds also good :)

Nope, I only liked the software because I like everything related with bittorrent network and DHT hehe… I think that instance does not know a lot of the users, but when you use that software you are using webRTC connections in your browser, so maybe your IP could be transparent when sharing anything. This alert is emitted in software like Peertube, which also uses webRTC to distribute the videos. You can fix that either with a torified connection or with a VPN…

I don’t know that software good, maybe the main differences are that wormhole is not opensource (I don’t know) and that blaze does not have file size limit, as soon as you maintain your machine on.

The connections have a delay and it takes a little to servers to accept the new servers connections. 404 Error eventually happen, maybe you need to connect more (comments and subscriptions) with other communities in the server that you want or in another servers to make discoverable your account (I don’t know how exactly this software works, but fediverse is similar).

id@server For community of ska: https://lemmy.blahaj.zone/c/ska it would be ska@lemmy.blahaj.zone the id to use in the search field.

It gives me “404: couldnt_find_community” :( maybe because is not established a connection between our servers.

Do somebody wanna think in Aaron Schwartz’s open knowledge legacy and the ruin of this idea because of some greedy profit-addicts of the internet heritage?