How many people do you want on it? If not so many manual registration might be the way.

I use it for coding templates. Like build a basic mvc crud then I’ll fill in the blanks.

None of the models are very good at the whole picture, but they save me time. I’ve tried to do more but it just lies about libraries that dont exist.

Neither, deleted my 13+ year account.

You may like the book “the perfect run”. It’s on royal road.

It goes over quite a few scenarios like what you are talking about about. Plays out like a hero story though.

I bought an ouya. I remember just about everything sucked. It’s the thing that came into mind.

Hackaday is pretty good

Theres quite a few on !peertube@lemmy.world. Check it out

sdf users seem to pop up with lots of self made content. Which is really awesome.

Not really. Most users on most platforms are just users. I give kudos to those instances that have unique names and < 10 users. Or to sdf, those users are awesome.

I have a couple of hundred RSS feeds. It has worked well past 15+ years.

The internet comes to me rather than the other way around.

Some RSS feeds that are fun:

https://questionablecontent.net/ - very long running comic.

https://hackaday.com/

https://www.kevinandkell.com/ - one of the most consistent oldest webcomic.

Royal road also has RSS feed support.

What I use: https://freshrss.org/ it’s kinda like Google reader back in the day.

I wince when I hear people talk about putting everything on signal. It’s like, you know if your using Google keyboard on Android, Apple devices, servers to transfer the data, and many others are listening in.

• Always assume they can and will identify you in real life. It doesn’t mean give away your real name, just act accordingly.

• Things that are legal now may not be legal in the future. Or in other places. Online interactions are not except from this rule.

Yes I have a couple friends that can’t live without it, so we have had convos. It’s better to go to Walmart and get the very cheap stuff, but your going to die without it…

https://fourthievesvinegar.org/ If your forced to find a solution.

Remember your local community is one of the most valuable resources. Get to know your neighbors, invest in your social capital.

I remember coming across post in a /r/collapse on reddit that poked fun at a lot of peoples plans. He stated he was in a war torn country and found a lot of plans revolve around personal survivorship instead of community based. And the immediate local community is the one that most people fall back on and the one that often times helps out the most.

Nothing. My local area has a lot of chicken in peoples back yards.

I’m hesitant to recommend but https://fed.brid.gy/ makes feeds from websites that may or may not have RSS feeds. It works well with Tumblr for example.

One thing is that kbin/mbin/piefed/etc…etc… interact with lemmy all the time. Its getting a bit hazy if “lemmy” the platform is growing or if the entirety of the fediverse is growing and others are communicating with the software. We are now seeing quite a few accounts from all over the web interacting with lemmy communities. Is that a new “user” according to the stats? Or is that person a one off from mastodon?

What I a seeing is a general increase in discussion on the platform and increase in posts from all over the fediverse. Which is awesome!

Firefox. Extensions make it soooo much better.

Nope, subscriptions give me what I want. And peertube has a lot of cool channels if I want discovery.