I made an announcement post for my community here and it has a GitHub link. I think, the repository has a python script that’ll do it.

Uh yes… There are instances (mine included) that’ll automatically defederate you if you have too many users with too few interactions, so better enable captcha if you’re worried about bots.

Great! Thank you!

Thank you very much for the info! Maybe I’ll give it a shot again.

I’d also suggest Immich, but with a warning. On their GitHub page, they state:

Did anyone actually use this over a longer period of time, including updates, etc.? How did it work for you?

Meine Güte, warum muss ich über sowas lachen?

Ahh, thank you!

Thank you very much for all your suggestions. In fact, I even plan to do my first seitan batch today. I’ll follow this video and see how it goes.

I’ll save all your guys suggestions and try them out, thanks again!

I also know how to use keywords, etc. And maybe I went a bit overboard when I said Brave Search sucks. It doesn’t suck, but with Kagi, I don’t feel like a product any more and the search results make sense again, like with Google a couple years ago. Most free search engines just don’t work that good any more.

If you would’ve told me 2 years ago that I’ll be paying for a search engine in the future… Well, I would’ve thought that you’re crazy. But here I am now.

Look at https://kagi.com/faq .

They basically query other search engines and APIs in a privatized manner and they use their own indexes as well. I used Google, Ecosia, StartPage, DDG, a self-hosted SearXNG instance and then Brave. I liked DDG and I kinda liked Brave Search, as well. But in comparison to Kagi, they’re all not that good in my opinion.

The image search of Kagi is especially what blows me away. It just shows relevant results for my queries and I’m satisfied.

I used it before and unfortunately, it sucks in comparison to Kagi.

That’s why I use Kagi. It’s a paid search engine and the results are actually really good.

As a European, I don’t get what this means.

We eat tofu every now and then and like it a lot and I did already try out some meat “substitutes” and some of them are actually pretty good, but not cost-effective. I’m not saying I have to look at every cent I spend, but things have gotten harder in recent years, not gonna lie.

I don’t need or want to replicate meat everywhere. I’m totally fine with non-meat dishes, but my complaint is that many of them don’t taste as good as people (especially vegans) claim, even in restaurants. It’s been quite disappointing multiple times to try that “really, really delicious curry”, that in the end didn’t really taste that great and it’s been a recurring thing for me / us when trying to eat more plant-based foods. This is also true with cauliflower, for instance. I like it in “traditional” meals as side-dish, but no, to me, batter frying cauliflower doesn’t make it good.

Mushrooms are a staple in our cooking, because I really like my umami flavor (I also use MSG a lot), but unfortunately, my daughter doesn’t like any type of mushroom. I guess, it’s the texture. Tried several different things and she always puts them away.

Anyway, thank you for your comment. Beyond meat has been on our “try out list” for quite some time.

Thank you very much for the hint, I checked out the red lentil curry video and it does look quite delicious. Chicken curry is actually my favorite food and I tried green, brown and red lentil curry before, but didn’t quite like them, even though I’m half asian, lol. I’ll try her recipe, though.

I personally love coconut milk.

Probably not hard. But that doesn’t solve the problem that a generic term is used for something US only on a platform that isn’t US first.

Seems to be pretty american. I’m from Germany and never had that.

Seems to be a problem with sh.itjust.works, I think.

It doesn’t matter. The name is misleading. It’s a generic name and therefore should cover all politics. I’ve seen people claiming “ohh, but it’s only US mods”… Yes. I run a whole instance. Americans are welcome there, too and I’m from Germany. So?