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Also I don’t think I’ve seen Pleroma devs in the wild before, and users I also don’t generally see, so going by the premise of what you said, @srasmus@slrpnk.net.
And the fediverse can be quite diverse, and so long as the software licenses are respected, there’s not much devs or external instances can interfere legitimately.
If you mean “people that use Pleroma”, it’s not the end of the world. You just need to block or avoid people that flock to a given instance, or do that for the instances themselves.
If you mean the devs, maybe keep an archived fork of the software being used, and use that if they start causing problems that damage the quality of the software, and move to that build while you refactor your instance.
In my case, as I’m mainly on Mbin, when I get to host my own instances (life got in the way when I tried…), I’d probably make, besides the new Mbin instance:
Personally, I’d pick Mbin, Friendica or PieFed.
I can observe two main types of social media style in the fediverse, microblogging-styled (e.g. Twitter-inspired), or group-styled (e.g. Reddit / BBS-inspired).
The rest’s usually variations of these two, or are interoperable to varying degrees with these main types.
And Mbin, Friendica and PieFed all explicitly try to integrate groups and microblogging, meaning they’d be the more overarching ones.
And sure, one solution always means sacrificing another, so alts may still be needed.
And on Pleroma’s case, it would seem it supports communities but only partially? I wonder if it’s like Mastodon. If so, your feed can become noisy.
If you mean “how do I monetize to keep services afloat”, open donation channels, like Patreon, Ko-fi, direct donations like the American Zelle or the Brazilian Pix, referral links explicitly identified as such, etc., and be transparent about finances and that if someone likes the service, their support helps maintaining it.
Ah, saw no crosspost mention so thought it was directly brought here "<.<
But on the community gaining traction, slow and steady wins the race, as the saying goes.
Wasn’t sure where else
There’s also !rwby@sh.itjust.works 🙂
Sauce according to SauceNAO:
https://x.com/pacpoi/status/2049540272607166707
No Nitter because of the C&D letter sadly =/
The author is also on Bluesky though it doesn’t seem to have been posted there:
https://bsky.app/profile/pacpoi.bsky.social
Also, as others said, @Untamed_Star@lemmy.blahaj.zone, if the game is on a DRM-free-oriented platform, like GOG, Itchio, etc., you could look for those.
Additionally, looking for sources of a given game can help find where it’s less of a hassle to get it, specially through databases or adjacent, like PCGamingWiki, ITAD, NeoDB (fediverse-compatible!), GameFAQS, etc. Also apparently it isn’t uncommon for databases to cross-reference each other, so one can lead to another.
If the game is only on Steam, install Linux on a VM, install Wine in it, run SteamCMD through Wine, download the build you want, and move to your host OS.
SteamCMD is a minimalist/terminal-based version of Steam. The Windows version can be downloaded separately. However, it downloads needed libraries and I’m not sure how good Steam is at escaping Wine’s environment, so a VM adds an extra security layer. Also the command changes depending of whether it’s 32-bit or 64-bit, if it’s for Linux, MacOS or Windows, or even if it’s a previous, still public update, and it’s been some years since I used those and I don’t have the commands noted down, so can’t help with that at least right now.
If something’s allowed to be pirated, it can’t be pirated.
Missing in both entries if also appearing in the anime.
Also, any place to report missing entries? I play more games than I watch anime, and I can remember a few games missing from your entries.
In Persona 5, at least in the game, there’s a short section in Hawaii. Does it also appear in the anime?
Sorry for the late reply!
About genres, I don’t mind whichever it may be usually, so long as the end result seems well made.
An exception might be mecha animes. Not a big fan of a humanoid robot fights being a series of slideshows. Only exceptions might be Pacific Rim and specially The Big O, since those give a better feeling of giant machines moving around.
About the ones you mentioned, will be checking them!
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Haven’t seen anyone pissed about this yet, but in case someone appears, lest we forget Ani.Social’s issues with Lemmit.Online.
Perfection.
Haven’t tested making posts on PieFed, but will try later.