I enjoy being in a roll with a good gym schedule, seeing the progress, and the sense of having put the work in.

Otherwise it really depends on the exercise for me : I dislike those that make it hard to breathe. But leg presses, and bicep curls alfeel empowering.

Lifoff seems good but constantly gives me API errors when doing anything in the app

Well it’s just as bad but in a different way.

Big cooperations may not respect me as an individual, but they have a self-preserving interest, a brand image to loose, and are checked by privacy watchdogs.

A Lemmy I stance can be run on any PC in some anonymous guys basement; there really no way of telling.

The thing is, there is really no way to know is trustworthy as a home instance…?

There needs to be a Mozilla-like foundation that builds a competitive product platform for Fediverse that looks slick, is free of bugs, and matches any additional features that Threads might come up with

This is just sad

Well ears are a necessary precondition of coolness in batman it seems, but idk if it is a sufficient one:

see this

q.e.d.

Fiona turns into an oger.

New rule: All squares around an oger become swamp.

Interesting, thanks. Have you added the additional Docker containers manually or are you using Docker Swarm etc. to automatically spin up and shut down new containers as needed? If not that might be worth looking into; e.g. also to not have unutilized containers running and eating up your budget.

you might say… Reddfugees?

Sorry.

you might say… Reddfugees?

Sorry.

you might say… Reddfugees?

Sorry.

I’d like to say glad to bere here, but tbh it makes me sad to leave behind my Reddit account of almost a decade.

Lemmy look promising though (and still slightly confusing :)

I’m curious; is this instance pysically running on a local private server somewhere or in the cloud in some data center?

Doesn’t this icon design get confusing?

Don’t get me wrong it looks cool; but it seems to me it would take a lot of effort each time to distinguish which app is which

Things organically change over time; at some point the clustering you talk about might still happen. Actually network theroy predicts it will happen