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Where do you store your duplicati backups?
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Where do you store your duplicati backups?
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What do you do on your instance? What data does your instance hold?
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There's a Discord active and I believe at least 1 Lemmy community so at least there's external options
Hi guys, I'm looking to switch from a Zoom65 EE to an ergo keyboard. I have a feeling a product with my needs doesn't exist and I'd have to go custom... - split kb - wireless to PC (wireless between keyboard halves a plus but not necessary) - 2.5ghz dongle would be sweet but not necessary - switch hotswap - led lighting (doesn't have to be per key) - variable tenting - travel case? I'm located in the US. My budget can go up to $350.
I've started uploading torrents to various sites but I was running some tests. I seeded the same torrent from 3 different spots: RuTorrent (everything enabled) and Deluge (DHT disabled for private trackera) on my Server Deluge (everything enabled) on my personal pc I noticed only my personal PC connected to a peer or 2 at the time of running tests. I'm trying to figure out how to best ensure connectivity for seeding.
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Any public forum where this development is being discussed?
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Nice! There's also a tool called sub.rehab with crowdsourced input on where communities have moved to (e.g. Discord, Kbin, etc).
Feel free to add in any other Reddit refugee locations!
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I spent some time going through any subreddit I liked and joining their Discord or Lemmy.
I found quite a few that didn't mention the blackouts or API changes and I didn't want to cause a ruckus by posting...so I'd like to know too.
Posting this from my Lemmy acct but tbh kbin looks nicer. I have a feeling everyone's waiting till the end of the month to really see what happens with the 3rd party apps and then they'll lock themselves in to either: Discord, Lemmy, Kbin, or stay on Reddit.
The more tech savvy and/or privacy minded subreddits moved to Lemmy communities, at least for the stuff I look at.
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