Nice write-up. Not really for me as I prefer to keep my library made up of whole albums and min. 320kbps since I ditched Spotify.
Check out Symfonium if you haven't and you're using Android - it's by far the best subsonic client I've used.
Please add cocte.au and leminal.space
Loved Studio 60 but still haven't given Sports Night a proper watch. I'll get around to it one day.
I've heard there's a bug that can cause old posts to show in Hot if your instance admins haven't restarted Lemmy in a while.
Looking forward to trying it. It has been over a decade since I last used it.
Anyone know if Google Tasks can be integrated?
No worries! I used it myself today with great success. Thanks for the awesome tool.
I would suggest migrating your pictrs to use object storage, which is often a tenth of the price of block storage.
This migration tool works quite well and includes importing blocked communities: https://github.com/CMahaff/lasim
Surely no self-aware bot would choose to use double-spaces.
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Just don't ever forget your password to said Lemmy instance because you won't be able to reset it.
Baby crows out the office window
There's a 'Signups' column in the list view.
No, and it's unlikely there ever will be. Jerboa is the closest thing as it's a project by one of the main Lemmy devs.
NAS hosting all media and running:
- Sonarr for grabbing and managing TV shows
- Radarr does the same for movies
- Lidarr just for an overview of upcoming/missing music releases
- Navidrome to stream music (replaces Spotify)
- Jackett to manage torrent indexers
- qBittorrent via OpenVPN
Plus a VM running Nicotine+ (Soulseek client) for music sharing.
Lemmingtons for us Aussie users