I was subscribed to it, RIP

Yeah even for large Media uploads I'll probably not use my own instances server and instead use something like YouTube or streamable. Since many instances don't even support displaying large Media at all i noticed. Like i uploaded a multiple hundreds MB video on my instance and on all Mastodon based instances it showed the file not being available.

For me my Switch Pro Controller and Xbox. Guess it's mode about the layout for me. I really don't like the Playstation layout especially for the sticks. That one causes my hand to just hurt.

same just with bitwarden. Honestly i think anything might be better than LastPass.

Can this be used with an kbin account too?

Mostly the communities that were already niche on reddit.

Unfortunately nitter broke. Even clicking on your link just throws an error.

That's odd, i usually can open posts even without account and view them unless it's nsfw. It usually only asks me to login if i try to do anything more.

Can you give me a few names of these? I fail to recognize which account might be a bot.

oh yeah i remember mastodon.world, was my first ever instance i was on until i began to host my own instance.

Bitwarden does yes

Personally I prefer kbin over lemmy. I'll definitely try it out but i don't really want to use a lemmy instance as my main one... But glad a lot of people will get their sync now for the fediverse :)

Completely the same! I now even run my own calckey instance and have lots of interactions. Also at almost 200 followers in just few months. Twitter felt like posting into the void instead.

What does the ratio mean and what is bad about preventing users from reaching one? Never used torrents in my entire life so curious what the meaning behind that is.

Also VR I didn't hear much good about on Linux. Especially if you don't use native SteamVR Headsets. Also there is a game i do play which works with Linux fine itself but the video players do not.

Would it be possible to also integrate kbin?

How about no

Depend on how it's setup. Some servers are setup to cache images, some don't. Mine for example doesn't and streams directly from source instead so i don't waste storage.

Hopefully there will also be apps for kbin. Right now i mostly hear about lemmy.

I wonder how i'll go forward after Sync for reddit dies... Seems kinda hard to just completely stop using reddit when there are certain information communities i kinda depend on which are already pretty niche on reddit itself.