/technologyImmich is a open source software service very similar to Google Photos, except that you can host it yourself. I don't have anything to do with the development of this project, I'm just a fan of it, and it's exciting to see them finally have their first "stable" version release
/offbeatOur local roller rink has been trying to help cool the building by running a portable A/C inside their building this way all summer. How is it that none of the 20-30 people who work there know enough about basic physics to tell them that this is making the building warmer, not c
/diggEven with fancy moderation, political discussion forums are just going to end up being a big turn-off to a lot of users for all sorts of reasons. I would suggest no have the "/politics" group be a group that new users are opted-in to initially, unless they choose to join it.
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