Oh, I was only aware of credits where the lender sets the amount to be the total exactly spread over the period, those are the only ones I’ve seen and taken, so each month I get a charge for the amount needed to keep up with the credit.
For the rest then it makes sense how they make money, since I’ve had credit cards which don’t show or at the very least hide the amount to not pay interest and only tell you the minimum payment.

Well, it’s just a TS project with a very simple Dockerrile, you can just bun install && bun run prod.
The rest of the dependencies aren’t included in the docker image.

Ah, then no, the last thing I knew about it you can’t migrate accounts from one server to another, which is what you’re trying to do here.
As I mentioned if you were able to move the keys which identify your account it would be easy for someone to impersonate you.
Also, your public keys are shared among all the instances you’ve interacted, so this might break your interactions there.

Do you still have the old database? You should be able to move your instance around as long as you have a dump of your DB, that’s where all the keys of each community and user in your instance are. Those are the ones telling other instances you’re actually you, if you loose those I don’t know what can be done so other instances flush your old content and treat you as a new account. But I would count on thi s being a feature since it could lead to people impersonating someone else if they get a hold of the domain without the DB.

EDIT: amm, maybe I didn’t understand correctly, are you trying to move to a new domain? Or to a new server with the same domain?
What’s re-home?

Yes, each sperm and egg are unique since the process they go through ensures the chromosomes have been mixed.

Both sex cells (gametes) go through meiosis.

shuffles the genes between the two chromosomes in each pair (one received from each parent), producing lots of recombinant chromosomes with unique genetic combinations in every gamete […] produces four genetically unique cells, each with half the number of chromosomes as in the parent

You get half of your chromosomes from each of your parents, so their bodies are in charge of setting which half their child will use.
Afterwards which trait will be present goes into dominant and recessive genes.
(of course this is more complicated and someone might do a better job at explaining it in depth)

I’d say yes for the first part, no to the second.

And expert or someone knowledgeable may not have the time to invest in a community. A mod is a volunteer who helps ensure rules are followed and we can have a place to discuss about a topic.

But a mod insulting the community is a different problem. It’s doing something which they should be helping mitigate.

I got annoyed at not finding CC for the media I have dubbed, so if the show/movie is originally in English and I have it in Spanish, the Spanish subtitles are not from the Spanish audio, but translations of the English audio, so they don’t usually match.
(which Tom Scott recently made a video about this issue https://youtu.be/pU9sHwNKc2c)

I found and been using this project https://github.com/jhj0517/Whisper-WebUI
It’s been pretty good, for youtube videos (10-30 minutes) has been perfect.
But there are some issues when I tried it with movies, the timings are not great, and sometimes it hallucinates some words in parts where there aren’t any. Just a few words are actually wrong/missing. (I tried it with fastwhisper since I don’t have that much ram)

You can host your own instance to share your opinions.
Still don’t expect other instances for allowing content they don’t want to be federated with, so you might have where to say something but it might not reach everyone.

Kind of, but just because I deployed it xP

The thing the others mentioned plus maybe it’s easier to hide imperfections in the raw chicken once cooked?

Yeah, most people buy whatever product they see first or smell nice but they most probably are buying a deodorant.
When I noticed this and started looking for antiperspirants, it was a game changer, my days were more comfortable.

hashtags as they can be seen on mastodon.

I haven’t seen the federation content exchanged, in the UI I’ve only seen hashtags from mastodon as links inside the content of the post.
For the implementation in lemmy I’d guess they need to be included in the metedata (as in one of the examples in the rfc), does mastodon already does this so lemmy can properly display them in a separate section in the ui?
Also, how would mastodon handle not having the hashtag in the content but only in the metadata?

It’s not like this didn’t happen before.

I’ve always went to animeflv.net, I haven’t been there in a long time tho, so I don’t know if the quality is the same.
For manga I’ve only consumed it in English, but tachiyomi has a lot of options for manga in several languages, you could check some of them.

There’s also this project https://www.search-lemmy.com/

I think this also clarifys the mystery of why they said offering the API was costing the too much.

Yep it keeps track of upvotes and downvotes, but it doesn’t have any karma at all.
It’s just people who want to have lemmy as a 1:1 reddit replacement making an effort to show something similar to karma.

AFAIK there’s no actual understanding of how karma worked, so the closest thing people have made is just sum all your upvotes and subtract the sum of all your downvote.
But again, this is being made by people who want something karma-like, there’s no endpoint/property/field in lemmy’s code for “karma”, you have to come up with some algorithm (yes, doing some sums and a rest is an algorithm, mathematically speaking) to show a number of “how much karma you have”

EDIT:
I stand corrected, there is an official form of “karma”, you have post and comment scores
So, yeah, each UI chooses to show them or not.

The scores are sums of the scores each like give to a comment and a post
https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy/blob/13a866aeb0c24f20ed18ab40c0ea5616ef910676/migrations/2020-12-03-035643_create_user_aggregates/up.sql

There’s no karma in lemmy, just some sites which want to make it a thing and come up with their own algorithms to give some sort of score based on the upvotes and downvotes of your content.

You can partially use Tailscale but yes, to use it you need to install it in all your devices.

At first I had it installed and just had a few use cases (mainly PiHole with MagicDNS which requires installing it in all your machines). But I still connected to ssh with the ip of the machine.
After I finished that initial set up then I closed all the ports and only allowed ssh from the tailnet.

I think you can get away with installing it just in your reverse proxy and in the machine you want to point to if you have solved the issue of the DNS.
One thing to have in mind with this approach is that you won’t benefit from the routing of wireguard, since all your traffic needs to pass through the reverse proxy, a better approach would be to have each service with its own tailnet ip.

The only issue I’ve found is if you have a container in a machine with tailscale, the container doesn’t know about the tailnet unless you have host network type or some other way to share a network which actually knows about tailscale.