Seeking active federated communities for command line tips and tricks
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I'm looking for active federated communities on the fediverse where users share tips, tricks, and best practices for using the command line. Something similar to the Arch Linux forums but accessible through the fediverse.
I've checked out a few communities like Command Line@lemmy.ml (1.47K subscribers) and Command Line@programming.dev (2.09K subscribers), but they seem to have many subscribers but no active users per month. It feels like Lemmy smothers these niche communities somehow.
Does anyone know of other active federated communities or instances where command line enthusiasts gather to share knowledge and help each other out?
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This is why I’m on the Fediverse, bridging with BlueSky. Because I’d be happy to federate with them, if they’d open up as standard.
But they don’t. They want to keep to themselves unless someone explicitly says they want to bridge to Fediverse.
That’s the reason I don’t really trust BlueSky.
Did you see the European PDS, EuroSky?
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@rolle Well, the problem is that vast majority of people don't care about this.
*But*, one lesson from the forkiverse should be, this is still a great selling point for community organizers. And they can bring over their people.
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@doktorzjivago @rolle Let's hope they do run out of money...
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@rolle Yes, I would say the biggest challenge is the amount of data that is transferred there, which makes it hardly suitable for a home server. A Hubzilla installation can be set up as PHP on the side. The system does not require every user to have their own relay at home.
The question is, at what number of offerings is decentralization achieved? Are Bluesky and Blacksky sufficient, or do we also need Eurosky and Northernsky, and so on? And is it necessary for decentralization that everyone can host at home...
Basically, the statement often made in the Fediverse that there is only one AppView and that Bluesky can therefore simply pull the plug is, in my view, incorrect and, for many people, more a matter of populism.
Currently, if I am not satisfied with Bluesky's moderation of applications, I can easily switch to Blacksky.
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RE: https://toot.cafe/@thereisnocat/115906352914274869
@zotheca So I've heard. But there are challenges.
https://mementomori.social/@thereisnocat@toot.cafe/115906353041503398
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@rolle Blacksky has its own AppView and a Bluesky-independent way of unlocking users who have been blocked by Bluesky, for example.
A person can host a PDS on a server of their choice, including their own, and connect to the service they prefer.https://bsky.app/profile/rude1.blacksky.team/post/3m4ra7cs75s2z
https://bsky.app/profile/rude1.blacksky.team/post/3mccvziodyc2v
https://bsky.app/profile/rude1.blacksky.team/post/3mcg5h5ef2k2z
I can also connect to At Proto via Blacksky
https://blacksky.community/profile/did:plc:w4xbfzo7kqfes5zb7r6qv3rw/post/3m4ra7cs75s2z
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So its the end of my 2nd week on #Mastodon and I'm still having a blast. Thank you all for making me feel so welcome in this strange new #fediverse
I've encountered a lot of very groovy people here. Some of them don't like mushy peas - but I'm truing not to hold it against them. I hope to meet more groovy people in the future
At the end of my first week, I shared a picture one of my #cats sleeping. So this time, here's a picture of my other #cat sleeping, so that they know I love them equally
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You're only terminally online if you use a TUI to browse the #fediverse. Otherwise... That's just sparkling procrastination.
