I am the administrator of “What the Fediverse”, which includes:
Everything by Jeremy Soule. Especially Guild Wars 2 and Skyrim.
Crysis 2
Overwatch
A Hat In Time
From what I can tell from the above article, about 5% awesome people bought the iPhone 12/13 Mini.
Uhmm can we got Proton Drive for Linux first please??
Haha wtf? Give me a new iPhone Mini instead please 😂
Soon I won’t need to drive all the way to south Europe to enjoy some warm weather. But I’ll probably also be needing a boat here soon…
PeerTube work just like Lemmy, when it comes to federation. If you are on the front page of Lemmy.wtf you only see content that is federated specifically with lemmy.wtf. On PeerTube.wtf you also only see content that is federated. However, PeerTube support a “global search” that uses SepiaSearch and SepiaSearch knows about pretty much every PeerTube instance. So when you use the search box on peertube.wtf, it will search beyond the instances that federates with peertube.wtf.
You can pull from any provider you want, with Leaflet. Including OSM. But! OSM does not have the resources to provide tiles for everyone. https://operations.osmfoundation.org/policies/tiles/
What a waste of human life…
Isn’t vector tiles generated locally? A raster tile needs to be generated every time it changes.
Leaflet is just the frontend. You need the actual tiles as well. You can either generate your own tiles or use something like mapbox, who generate the tiles for you and keep them updated.
Why would you want everyone to finish roughly at the same time though? I’m sure there would be plenty of woman who could finish 5km much faster than some men would finish 10km.
But why have routes based on gender? They could just have had two routes to choose from and let it be up to the individual.
Adding crypto is just adding another layer of complexity imho.
An integration with Liberapay would be in the right direction, I think.
Yes and no. If you are solely earning money on ads, but there are also users who just doesn’t use YT or at least use something like Invidius. No ad revenue from these users.
I also believe that most content creators earn money by donations and sponsorships.
It really all just comes down to the content and the service that can be provided to the content creators.
Storage space is expensive and is the biggest hurdle. Most PeerTube instances have very small storage quotas, so a content creator would run out of storage fast.
That’s probably impossible, since there are no ads on PeerTube. There’s nothing keeping content creators from using YouTube AND PeerTube though.
Then don’t participate in communities on those instances?