I usually look at "Local" or "All", but that's still only what is published on or is federated by my instance. What effective ways of discovering new content across all of the Fediverse do you know?

Been using a degoogled LineageOS phone with all apps being exclusively FLOSS. My favourite free alternatives to proprietary apps and services must be Lemmy (Jerboa) for Reddit, ArcaneChat and Matrix (Extera) for Telegram, Fluxer for Discord.

Which ones are your favourite?

What free in-depth video course, article series or book would you recommend to learn kubernetes?

The goal is to get to junior devops level of expertise, so I'm not talking about 'learn k8s in one hour crash course'.

Mastodon is focused on posting on your personal account's page and doesn't really support groups AFAIK. Lemmy does have groups (communities) but doesn't support personal posts. While I get that the two mimic their proprietary counterparts and this defines their functionality, as a self-hoster I'd like to host just one service that would combine the functionality of both Mastodon and Lemmy and potentially other Fediverse platforms.

So what is the platform that implements the most of ActivityPub features?

The oldest tech I have are laptops from 2006, 2008 and 2009, a pc from ~2010 and an android phone from around 2012. I also have lots of newer stuff.

I've already built a home server from the most suitable pc. What other real use cases for old tech would you suggest? What is your experience?

I've recently put LineageOS on my phone. Two things I really miss from the stock ROM are low battery notifications starting at 10% and powering off at 3% with a loud noise 30 seconds prior so I can rush to charge the phone before it shuts down. Currently with Lneage it just silently dies at 0%.

How do I add those missing features to Lineage? I know this should be possible with Tasker or the like, but maybe there's a cleaner way?

I'm planning to introduce Peertube to a fairly large group of people who are new to the fediverse. Which instance is the best in terms of how easy it is to get an account and watch federated content as well as having something to discover locally?

I've always used X-plore but am now searching for a FOSS alternative.

Wireguard is blocked in my country, so I no longer can use Tailscale or other Wireguard-based solutions. My home server is behind a NAT. What other ways of secure private connection can I use?

This is a translation of a video by Oleg Tkach, a Russian Marxist quite known among local leftists.

I thought it would be interesting for some of you to see what Marxist agenda looks like in Russia. Because it is in many ways different from the Western tradition.

I would appreciate your thoughts on this :)

(Reposted from here)

I've been looking for a webproxy that would work with big websites like YouTube. So far I've found only very outdated and abandoned ones. Is there any up-to-date and actually functional webproxy I could host?

Edit: The reason I need this is that there are some locked up Windows computers I can't install any traditional VPNs on and that are used by non-tech-savvy people.

I can't pin the comment with the solution so here's the link