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i see. there are other friendica successors (hubzilla, forte, streams) which have forum support. Like hubzilla has support for forums [e.g. #^[1](https://hubzilla.org/channel/adminsforum)] which is what you are looking for.

Friendica has groups #^[1](https://wiki.friendi.ca/docs/groups-and-privacy)

@m0ondoggy i get my list from github.com/iptv-org/iptv

Another i admire with frindica and its family (hubzilla is mine) is how they implemented groups, if i make a post on a group it doesnt get delivered to every one of my connection, it only goes to the community and people in it. On the other hand i can make a post on lemmy using my hubzilla account but it will show up in every one of my followers timeline since it is by default a public post.

great recommendation! i can always watch it again. Existence of horrors that the human mind cannot possibly comprehend is a horror in itself.

have you watched ‘talk to me’?

Would highly recommend:

• Flame and Citron for historical interest. Its about two guys who are part of Danish resistance movement fighters during Nazi occupation of Denmark.
• Another Round for their take on life, its about a group of friends trying to find the sweet spot of being drunk the right amount, its a bittersweet story which is just brilliant all around.

To skip if you really have to:

• The green butchers is also fun, comedic and morbid, you’ll end up empathizing with the characters even though they are really weird! In a similar vein Flickering Lights is a light watch which is a sweet story about a bunch of friends who find new meaning in life together.
• Arctic, the door can be skipped if you really have to choose otherwise i’d watch them too!.

I’ve been watching movies with Mads Mikkelsen in them, watched Another Round (2020), Arctic (2018), Flame & Citron (2008), The Green Butchers (2003), Flickering Lights (2000) and The Door (2008) so far.

Everyone has already recommended friendica, but there is also hubzilla which is a fork of friendica and has much more. Its relatively unknown but very powerful, also there is this family of platforms that are for smaller communities for facebook alternative, friendica, hubzilla, streams, forte. You might want to give these a try, friendica is the oldest but others have evolved and have better ui/features and superb privacy controls.

links:
#^[1](https://github.com/friendica/friendica)
#^[2](https://framagit.org/hubzilla/core)
#^[3](https://codeberg.org/streams/streams)
#^[4](https://codeberg.org/fortified/forte)

oh this recently happened to me. but nothing much was lost, users were managed with SSO, files were unaffected, barely an inconvenience.

reddit still has rss feeds. You have to use the old reddit links, like <#^[1](https://old.reddit.com/r/science.rss)>

The best use case for RSS for me is getting updates from journals and github releases. Also subscribing to youtube channels feeds is convenient since i dont have to visit their website regularly and can just watch the channels that im interested in.

@plankton I’ve added the same to mine and it works for me.

One thing i’ve found particularly impressive is how hubzilla has implemented forums, which doesn’t make all your posting history public when posting to a public forum, the post only gets shared among people who are part of the forum.
When it comes to respecting privacy hubzilla wins hands down!

hetrixtools is so good!

The RSS reader is pretty good too!

this has been implemented in hubzilla as Nomadic Identity which allows an identity to have redundancies as well as portability.

@HBK yes, its impossible to go through them all, searching by keywords might be helpful. e.g ‘games’, ‘reminder’, ‘birthday’

@HBK there are hangman cogs, wordle, chess and many more games. there is an index for cogs that can help you find relevant ones https://index.discord.red/

Other than the standard admin ones, i found the tickettool to be very useful for setting up an approval process before someone is allowed in.

@HereIAm I have this exact setup(homeassitant, frigate, image detection using intel igpu) and i run few other containers (jellyfin, nextcloud) with no issues so far since its for home use. Your GPU is powerful enough to handle much much more than this.
And for cameras i would suggest to check the frigate documentation where they’ve indicated which cameras work best. RTSP is fairly common and i use it for my cameras with no issue.