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That graph looks nice. There's also new instances popping up. Looks like healthy organic growth.

In addition, some hashtags you could follow on Mastodon-like softwares are #fosdem, #fosdem26, #socialweb and #fediverse.

There's a lot of stuff happening and watching these hashtags and hanging out on matrix when you're attending remotely gives you a little bit of a feeling of being there.

Welcome to the Fediverse!

It wasn't intentional. One of the authors wrote on Mastodon that there's "something wrong with the text layers" and the Media Lab is working on it.

It seems like they outsourced the pdf creation to someone who doesn't know how to properly create pdf's or the wrong version got published, which I'm suspecting because the title of the pdf is "layout draft 2024-12-16".

@atro_city@fedia.io @UNY0N@lemmy.wtf

PeerTube is using Webtorrent to distribute the load to all viewers that currently watch the video. And if you host a PeerTube instance you can manually mirror videos on your instance that are hosted on other PeerTube instances.

Holos are building something where the data is stored on your phone instead of the server.

You can schedule posts on PieFed.

There well never be a federated Youtube for instance. Think about that the storage that Google uses since videos are not really deleted, and the bandwidth to server that much video.

Until there is. Someday someone will create a PeerTube plugin or some other piece of software that will tackle this. I'm thinking distributed storage, automatic mirroring to other instances when more bandwidth is needed for a popular video, voluntary storage donation from clients (got 10GB of expendable storage on your device? Donate it to the network), or something I can't even think of. There are so many possibilities in this space. I won't accept that it'll never be possible.

Original source with options for video and audio downloads, independent from YouTube.

It's right there between Bloat and Brexxtodon

Thanks for sharing. This had a similar vibe like The Darknet Diaries. The beats in between were slapping.

I don't know why they would use AI to setup a managed Mastodon host, I think it complicated things way more than doing it manually.