I use MKVtoolnix for reboxing files (naturally it outputs MKV). I would assume ffmpeg can do the slicing that you want but it’s just a library with a CLI. So if you search for ffmpeg GUIs you can probably find one to your liking.

Baron is from Brian Blessed as Voltan in Flash Gordon yelling “BARINNNNNNNN” at Timothy Dalton, and not knowing it was spelled with an “i” instead.

Lemmy doesn’t have a feature to follow users, last I checked.

nerfed the shit out of it and made it basically a requirement to host your own runners even for FOSS projects a year or two back.

Did they just reduce quotas (minutes?, cache storage?) or did they remove features? I’ve always used self-hosted runner

So the iwconfig command is what ultimately showed me the connected state of the wlan0 interface, confirming that it was connecting to the correct SSID.

I did some a bunch of NC/map tests between the Pi and devices on both the main and guest networks, and have determined that the Deco X55 Pro is decidedly too consumer-grade (despite the Pro branding) to work for me. The guest network is using device isolation, so guest network devices can’t see each other.

So I’m looking for alternative routers with multi-Gig lan and wan connections that will let me and will run the Deco nodes in AP mode.

I too would like this. I think presently at best you would have to self-host all respective services on your own domain and setup SSO with single IdP for your custom domain. I doubt, though that all fediverse platforms actually support SSO though. And even so you still technically have an account on each platform with SSO.

https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy/issues/2397

Firefish does, I think, but not as well as Lemmy or Kbin. However, it’s somewhat client-dependent on other platforms. While Mastodon official clients (web and mobile) don’t have it Fedilab connected to the same Mastodon servers does.

I put links to related communities in the side bar on all the communities I mod.

Yeah that’s what I figured. I went a read the original blog post and when that said it even copies all your follows it was pretty clear it’s not using a single unified account.

I think it’s worked well for what it aims to be. I’ve mostly used the official app (Android) but also tried out Fedilabs. My main complaint isn’t really for the Pixelfed, but rather in Fediverse itself needing me to have a different account on each platform, rather than a Fediverse account I can use from all platforms. I know I can technically do a SAML login to Pixelfed with my Mastodon account, haven’t tried it yet, but I assume it wouldn’t work like truly using a common account. Like I imagine posts on Pixelfed aren’t there linked as posts my Mastodon profile.

https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy/issues/2625

I believe present best workaround is to set your home feed to show Subscribed.

Decentralized online market is just going to the manufacturer/vendor website and buying it from them directly.

Oh you meant on Reddit. I was talking about here on Lemmy we don’t have anything like that.

I had also read that editing a comment increases the comment count on a post.

I mod a few communities and haven’t seen anything relating to comments pending mod approval. The only related setting I have on the communities is to restrict posting to moderators (comments on the posts should still be open to anyone).

Well, I know there are Mastodon servers that allow more than 500. Guess they did have to modify the code or run a fork though.

Looking forward trying Artemis once the API has been merged back to the main repo and enabled on kbin.social

So probably lemm.ee and lemmy.sdf.org over the other two, then.

How are you defining “good” here? Off the top of my head I would say

• lemm.ee
• lemmy.sdf.org
• lemmy.one
• sh.itjust.works