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  • Had another thought. If you could remote into their server could they not remote into your server?

    I'm thinking this could be a good gateway trial option for clients. You set up services on your server and give them limited time access to the server to use the FOSS software. If they want, after the trial they can transfer their data. You then wipe the server to ensure their data is erased.

    Also, an option I'm not sure you'd be excited about. You host everything for them and offer the service of using your server for their business needs (rather than just a trial). May be less headache in the long run (less overall hardware means less overall issues, presumably).

    For the running of software on your server, I believe there are companies that do that already for the fediverse instances. May be worth looking at and seeing what they offer and for what price.

  • I think this could be a thing, but I feel getting the word out would be the hard part.

    Maybe going to small business/incubator business networking events could provide potential clients. Getting in touch with incubators in general would probably be good, as they can pass word to their clients. Colleges and universities may be another avenue of getting the word out to potential new small businesses.

    Also to consider, if it's for businesses, there would need to be data redundancy. Otherwise, I feel, it would be a nonstarter. Data recovery/access to redundancy would likely need to be automated or very easy to do, otherwise you're probably looking at irate calls in the middle of the night.

  • Nice story. Thanks for sharing :)

  • I wasn't think of changing/adding the code base, but yeah, that wouldn't seem to be too difficult to someone who knew the language.

  • That would be nice to have. I think each instance admin would have to figure that out and provide it for their server and then someone come along and aggregate the results.

    Without getting admins involved, I suppose each server's average posts or comments per MAU could be a calculatable metric.

    It has seemed a bit less active, to me, the last week or two. The MAU are monthly, so if, for example, there was something that caused people to take a break last week, we wouldn't see it for another 3 weeks.

  • Fedigrow @lemmy.zip

    Growth of the Fediverse (20260426)

  • Language Transfer is free and teaches you why the language is the way it is rather than just memorization.

    My recollection is you can get to a 3000 word conversational level much faster than via straight memorization (ex. Duolingo).

  • One thing that may help you with satiation (not being hungry) is the amount of space/volume available in your stomach.

    If your stomach is full, your body stops telling you that you are hungry, even if you were about to die from nutrient deficiency.

    How to use this: drink a glass of water anytime you are about to eat (or drink soda). Then you can eat (or drink) like normal, except you will have the water's volume increasing your satiation. This will generally have you eating less.

    DO NOT OVER DO IT ON THE WATER! HYDROCEPHALUS IS A THING AND YOU CAN DIE!

    Hopefully that's somewhat helpful. Good luck and be safe.

    Edit: Just to reemphasize, hydrocephalus literally means watery brain in Latin.

    Game show contestants have died because they tried to drink excessive amounts of water in a short timeframe.

  • To echo what your saying and add a bit, it seems to me Godot would be a great idea.

    Given OP has already stepped away from development once, I think a more universal game engine rather than a custom engine would be beneficial.

    Also, I suspect, there are a lot more Godot developers compared to people who are willing to take time to understand and develop a custom game engine.

    I'm not familiar with deploying custom code/packages/programs on a multitude of systems, but from the Godot updates, my understanding is that, its clicking a box. I feel that multiple systems are a nontrivial hurdle that could be avoided via Godot.

    Last thing off the top of my head is that I recall one of the Godot tutorials is developing a pixel art fighting game. That seems like it would be an easy way to boot strap the game's development.

    Regardless, I think a FOSS brawler game is a great idea. Good luck with development and I look forward to checking it out when its available.

  • The problem (downvotes) may be due to your source (jewishnews.co.uk).

    I'm not very familiar with it, but I vaguely recall it being called out for bias (I could be mistaken).

    A 2nd, corroborating source would probably help remove any worries of bias.

    Edit: having read the article, to me, it pretty clearly has bias and logical fallacies. A 2nd source would be beneficial.

  • I believe you are saying user "Serinus". Autocorrect changed mine too.

  • https://enclose.horse/ Day 114 💎 PERFECT! 💎 100% 🐴 🥇 Excellent! 🥇 98% 🐴🦄

    Close, but not quite.

  • Haha. I don't actively search for different fediverse software and just come by it via people talking about them on the threadiverse.

    NeoDB sounds interesting. I think I'll add it and move NodeBB and Catadon out of threadiverse category, until they are integrated better (tired of getting questions about their inclusion each week).

    Edit: Updated report for today (20260420).

    Takeaways:

    • All-Time MAU Peak (in last 7 Days): NodeBB, Catodon
    • Positive Daily Growth (last 7/7 Days): Bookwyrm
    • Positive Daily Growth (last 6/7 Days): Pixelfed
    • Weekly Growth (>10%, >500 MAU): Mastodon
    • Weekly Growth (5-10%, >500 MAU): Pixelfed, Bookwyrm

    Monthly Active Users[1]:

    SoftwareCurrentYesterday[1D]Last Week[7D]Last Month[30D]3 Months Ago[90D]6 Months Ago[180D]1 Year Ago[365D]All-Time Maximum
    Piefed4878490451805806199017143676179
    Lemmy3666636713370053713935483367245324472618
    Mbin7307357407697327488743967
    Threadiverse42274423524292543714382053918654485
    Mastodon103298910349077511047563737203986813228534252737163
    NodeBB74724757447589056684462513329631076801
    Pixelfed10647710579298137107266109845102709110695338813
    Peertube4388244226446684337126961226903480845936
    Writefreely2855311831361018414214348759214709
    Loops40924111434858732578732029821
    Bookwyrm20061998184217083634288279999429
    NeoDB18511845182118361994171919032025
    Friendica24872489251524731406165031424734
    Forgejo1151231211195045686721168
    Catodon1201201240000128
    Funkwhale2372412523052173073481114
    Flohmarkt24262020269040
    Fediverse13141331317092102690310299269534408914181075379

    Difference[1]:

    Software-1 Day[1D]-1 Week[7D]-1 Month[30D]-3 Months[90D]-6 Months[180D]-1 Year[365D]-All-Time Maximum
    Piefed-26-302-928288831644511-1301
    Lemmy-47-339-4731183-58-16578-35952
    Mbin-5-10-39-2-18-144-3237
    Threadiverse-78-651-144040693088-12211
    Mastodon-1918281885276616312591351667179564-1704174
    NodeBB-1020-116618040284734142874414-2077
    Pixelfed6858340-789-33683768-4218-232336
    Peertube-344-78651116921211929074-2054
    Writefreely-263-281-73291434-1493-4737-11854
    Loops-19-256-1781151433600-25729
    Bookwyrm8164298-1628-876-5993-7423
    NeoDB63015-143132-52-174
    Friendica-2-28141081837-655-2247
    Forgejo-8-6-4-389-453-557-1053
    Catodon0-40000-8
    Funkwhale-4-15-6820-70-111-877
    Flohmarkt-244-2150-16
    Fediverse-2959287230284207360693422715238754

    Change (%)[1]:

    Software-1 Day[1D]-1 Week[7D]-1 Month[30D]-3 Months[90D]-6 Months[180D]-1 Year[365D]-All-Time Maximum
    Piefed-0.5%-5.8%-16.0%145.1%184.6%1229.2%-21.1%
    Lemmy-0.1%-0.9%-1.3%3.3%-0.2%-31.1%-49.5%
    Mbin-0.7%-1.4%-5.1%-0.3%-2.4%-16.5%-81.6%
    Threadiverse-0.2%-1.5%-3.3%10.7%7.9%-22.4%
    Mastodon-0.2%37.5%36.6%43.4%51.6%21.0%-62.3%
    NodeBB-1.3%-1.5%31.8%61.6%124.4%24004.5%-2.7%
    Pixelfed0.6%8.5%-0.7%-3.1%3.7%-3.8%-68.6%
    Peertube-0.8%-1.8%1.2%62.8%93.4%26.1%-4.5%
    Writefreely-8.4%-9.0%-72.0%100.9%-34.3%-62.4%-80.6%
    Loops-0.5%-5.9%-30.3%58.7%459.0%0.0%-86.3%
    Bookwyrm0.4%8.9%17.4%-44.8%-30.4%-74.9%-78.7%
    NeoDB0.3%1.6%0.8%-7.2%7.7%-2.7%-8.6%
    Friendica-0.1%-1.1%0.6%76.9%50.7%-20.8%-47.5%
    Forgejo-6.5%-5.0%-3.4%-77.2%-79.8%-82.9%-90.2%
    Catodon0.0%-3.2%0.0%0.0%0.0%0.0%-6.2%
    Funkwhale-1.7%-6.0%-22.3%9.2%-22.8%-31.9%-78.7%
    Flohmarkt-7.7%20.0%20.0%-7.7%166.7%0.0%-40.0%
    Fediverse-0.2%28.0%27.6%37.8%47.4%22.2%

    Tracker Comparison[1,2]:

    SoftwareFediverse-Observer[1]FediDB [2]
    Piefed48785429
    Lemmy3666647789
    Mbin7301318
    Threadiverse4227454536
    Mastodon1032989991963
    NodeBB747249215
    Pixelfed106477110467
    Peertube4388240467
    Writefreely285513636
    Loops40924105
    Bookwyrm20064302
    NeoDB18511872
    Friendica24873202
    Forgejo1151664
    Catodon1200
    Funkwhale237742
    Fediverse13141331236171

    Notes:

    1. Threadiverse is Piefed, Lemmy, and Mbin. Fediverse only accounts for listed software [16], not the other [114] software tracked by Fediverse-Observer.
    2. Fediverse-Observer provides daily MAU back to 20221130. FediDB only provides a current snapshot (snapshot within the last 15 minutes, no time series data) and only tracks some of the software [67].
    3. FediDB seems to use unclear math to get there counts and overestimate the MAU on most software (see previous post, if interested in learning more).

    Edit: updated the notes to be accurate.

  • Basically, all the listed softwares are thing I am curious about or intereted in.

    I'm happy to add other software, if people want me to. Do you want me to add NeoDB?

  • Fedigrow @lemmy.zip

    Growth of the Fediverse (20260419)

  • Does anyone else find nhl.com's "goal visualizer" fun?

    Jump
  • After watching the Washing Capital examples you provided, the "goals against Charlie Lindgran" were funny.

    Thanks for sharing.

  • There was a server jumping in and out over a month ago (NSFW server?).

    The last time it jumped in was 30 days ago. So, really not that big of a change for Lemmy.

    Edit: -407 MAU from 29 days ago (roughly -1% change).

  • Fedigrow @lemmy.zip

    Growth of the Fediverse (20260412)

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    Growth of the Fediverse (20260405)

  • Servo Browser Engine @programming.dev

    February in Servo: faster layout, pause and resume scripts, and more!

    servo.org /blog/2026/03/31/february-in-servo/
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    Growth of the Fediverse (20260329)

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    Policy Push for Anyone, Anywhere

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    Growth of the Fediverse (20260322)

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  • Fediverse @piefed.social

    Do you have any personal goals for growing/building the Fediverse?

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    Growth of the Fediverse (20260301)

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    Measuring Power Draw on a Raspberry Pi

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