yea that's basically what I did
Basically, I blame Lemmy.
Peertube is older than Lemmy though.
What you suggest isn't actually a bad idea, but if that was the goal then they shouldn't even pretend to support user accounts only channel accounts, channel accounts wouldn't need to be able to like/comment/subscribe either. They wouldn't have to bother with their UI rendering likes/dislikes/comments, they wouldn't need buttons to subscribe, and they wouldn't need a mobile app either. It's a good idea, just be a video backend and only support the embedded video player (as it appears on Mastodon), but it doesn't seem like that was their goal.
They support everything, they just don't encourage it? A logged in user doesn't use much more server resources than an anonymous user. It's still fetching all the video stats and comments, and of course the video itself which is the biggest thing. Kinda seems like it's just for moderation concerns.
yes Youtube has maybe a billion user accounts with 0 videos, it's the main way to use the platform
Oops I said 24 hours in the title but it should've been 12 hours! I edited the title, but now the post shows when I edited it instead of when I posted it... About 9.5 hours from this comment
I think it might just be thumbnails that are cached locally? And obviously your own banner and local images
is this a crawler or does it index via mass federation? Or is it using API calls?
This instance clones posts to subreddits
https://lemmit.online/communities
https://lemmit.online/c/requests
Also
That explains the missing posts, but what about the incorrect sorting order of the things that are already visible? Might be due to the post's instance being deleted/moved?
https://lemmy.rogers-net.com/post/14495
https://lemmy.rogers-net.com/
as far as I know, Steam does not provide a permalink for these, this is the way people on Reddit share it and I don't think there's any other way except linking to a 3rd party instead of the real source of the data
Can't click that though, and the ! is the normal formatting for searches
there are bugs with it currently, when you do the search click on Next Page and it should show up then, might take 10 seconds or so
or you can manually craft the URL like
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yea dependencies seem like a real issue here, I don't think Linux supports side-by-side versions like Windows does, Windows will just install every version of DirectX and libraries like that