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StacesCases2 🇨🇦 📎 @[email protected] · 2026-01-03 · 00:43 UTC

#Postmarks are no longer based on when you drop mail off, but on when it’s FIRST PROCESSED by an automated FACILITY. That delay can turn an on-time #BALLOT, #HEALTHCARE appeal, or #LEGALDOCUMENT into something that APPEARS "late" @[email protected] reacts #DeadlineMail youtu.be/njg25mT-zBM?...

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#postmarks #ballot #healthcare #legaldocument #deadlinemail

StacesCases2 🇨🇦 📎 @[email protected] · 2026-01-03 · 00:43 UTC

#Postmarks are no longer based on when you drop mail off, but on when it’s FIRST PROCESSED by an automated FACILITY. That delay can turn an on-time #BALLOT, #HEALTHCARE appeal, or #LEGALDOCUMENT into something that APPEARS "late" @[email protected] reacts #DeadlineMail youtu.be/njg25mT-zBM?...

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#postmarks #ballot #healthcare #legaldocument #deadlinemail

StacesCases2 🇨🇦 📎 @[email protected] · 2026-01-03 · 00:43 UTC

#Postmarks are no longer based on when you drop mail off, but on when it’s FIRST PROCESSED by an automated FACILITY. That delay can turn an on-time #BALLOT, #HEALTHCARE appeal, or #LEGALDOCUMENT into something that APPEARS "late" @[email protected] reacts #DeadlineMail youtu.be/njg25mT-zBM?...

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#deadlinemail #legaldocument #healthcare #ballot #postmarks

StacesCases2 🇨🇦 📎 @[email protected] · 2026-01-03 · 00:43 UTC

#Postmarks are no longer based on when you drop mail off, but on when it’s FIRST PROCESSED by an automated FACILITY. That delay can turn an on-time #BALLOT, #HEALTHCARE appeal, or #LEGALDOCUMENT into something that APPEARS "late" @[email protected] reacts #DeadlineMail youtu.be/njg25mT-zBM?...

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#postmarks #ballot #healthcare #legaldocument #deadlinemail

Andy Piper @[email protected] · 2024-08-07 · 21:48 UTC

When I poked around with Postmarks (a federated bookmarking service) last year, I briefly mentioned another federated server, Shuttlecraft… but I never followed up on that.

Shuttlecraft is a single-user ActivityPub-compatible application that can run on a platform like Glitch – in fact, it’s more-or-less a single-click deployment to fork and install on Glitch.

I’ve written about being all-in on the Fediverse and I generally try a lot of different things out. I created a Shuttlecraft instance for myself around the same time I set up Postmarks last year – both run on Glitch, both are somewhat experimental / in-progress and unfinished. The fact is that I use my Postmarks instance all the time for logging links of interest, but Shuttlecraft has really just been sitting there without very much interaction. That’s mostly deliberate, it’s a playground more than anything else, and it can be handy for playing with interactions with other ActivityPub servers.

However – yesterday I thought I’d take a quick look at it, only to discover that my Glitch app was down.

After doing some digging in the console and logs, I found that Node was complaining about being unable to load a module. That was surprising to me, as I hadn’t changed anything there for a long while. It turned out that what was actually happening was that the container’s disk allocation had run out, and the log message itself was spurious.

To be fair, the Shuttlecraft README is very clear that a) it’s an unsupported side-project from the author Ben Brown, and b) …

all data is written as PLAIN TEXT FILES to the disk.
Right now, the app builds an IN-MEMORY INDEX of EVERY SINGLE POST. This will work for several thousand posts, but … maybe not for 10,000s of posts. I’m not sure how far it will go. I have ideas about being able to shard the index into multiple files and page through it, etc. But.

It took a bit of very messy and imperfect cleanup inside hidden directories in the Glitch container, but for now, I have my small instance back up again. Realistically, it is probably not worth following / I don’t look at it much / it will fall over again, before much longer – but it’s also a fun thing to tinker with, and the code is quick to tweak in the Glitch editor.

In the past few months, quite a few things have changed in the ecosystem – for example, I’m now on Threads, and my account is federated out from there. Shuttlecraft is missing something in its ability to play nicely with that, which is a bit sad… maybe I’ll have to have a look into it at some stage.

I’ll have to look at some more Fediverse-compatible apps soon, hopefully more resilient ones! 🙂 Fediforum is coming up next month, and that’s usually a great place to learn about what developers are working on across the ActivityPub ecosystem.

https://andypiper.co.uk/2024/08/07/recovering-my-shuttlecraft/

#Blaugust2024 #100DaysToOffload #activitypub #Coding #fediverse #glitch #postmarks #selfHosting #singleUser

#blaugust2024 #100daystooffload #activitypub #coding #fediverse #glitch

Andy Piper @[email protected] · 2024-08-07 · 21:48 UTC

When I poked around with Postmarks (a federated bookmarking service) last year, I briefly mentioned another federated server, Shuttlecraft… but I never followed up on that.

Shuttlecraft is a single-user ActivityPub-compatible application that can run on a platform like Glitch – in fact, it’s more-or-less a single-click deployment to fork and install on Glitch.

I’ve written about being all-in on the Fediverse and I generally try a lot of different things out. I created a Shuttlecraft instance for myself around the same time I set up Postmarks last year – both run on Glitch, both are somewhat experimental / in-progress and unfinished. The fact is that I use my Postmarks instance all the time for logging links of interest, but Shuttlecraft has really just been sitting there without very much interaction. That’s mostly deliberate, it’s a playground more than anything else, and it can be handy for playing with interactions with other ActivityPub servers.

However – yesterday I thought I’d take a quick look at it, only to discover that my Glitch app was down.

After doing some digging in the console and logs, I found that Node was complaining about being unable to load a module. That was surprising to me, as I hadn’t changed anything there for a long while. It turned out that what was actually happening was that the container’s disk allocation had run out, and the log message itself was spurious.

To be fair, the Shuttlecraft README is very clear that a) it’s an unsupported side-project from the author Ben Brown, and b) …

all data is written as PLAIN TEXT FILES to the disk.
Right now, the app builds an IN-MEMORY INDEX of EVERY SINGLE POST. This will work for several thousand posts, but … maybe not for 10,000s of posts. I’m not sure how far it will go. I have ideas about being able to shard the index into multiple files and page through it, etc. But.

It took a bit of very messy and imperfect cleanup inside hidden directories in the Glitch container, but for now, I have my small instance back up again. Realistically, it is probably not worth following / I don’t look at it much / it will fall over again, before much longer – but it’s also a fun thing to tinker with, and the code is quick to tweak in the Glitch editor.

In the past few months, quite a few things have changed in the ecosystem – for example, I’m now on Threads, and my account is federated out from there. Shuttlecraft is missing something in its ability to play nicely with that, which is a bit sad… maybe I’ll have to have a look into it at some stage.

I’ll have to look at some more Fediverse-compatible apps soon, hopefully more resilient ones! 🙂 Fediforum is coming up next month, and that’s usually a great place to learn about what developers are working on across the ActivityPub ecosystem.

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#activitypub #coding #fediverse #glitch #postmarks #selfhosting

Andy Piper @[email protected] · 2024-08-07 · 21:48 UTC

When I poked around with Postmarks (a federated bookmarking service) last year, I briefly mentioned another federated server, Shuttlecraft… but I never followed up on that.

Shuttlecraft is a single-user ActivityPub-compatible application that can run on a platform like Glitch – in fact, it’s more-or-less a single-click deployment to fork and install on Glitch.

I’ve written about being all-in on the Fediverse and I generally try a lot of different things out. I created a Shuttlecraft instance for myself around the same time I set up Postmarks last year – both run on Glitch, both are somewhat experimental / in-progress and unfinished. The fact is that I use my Postmarks instance all the time for logging links of interest, but Shuttlecraft has really just been sitting there without very much interaction. That’s mostly deliberate, it’s a playground more than anything else, and it can be handy for playing with interactions with other ActivityPub servers.

However – yesterday I thought I’d take a quick look at it, only to discover that my Glitch app was down.

After doing some digging in the console and logs, I found that Node was complaining about being unable to load a module. That was surprising to me, as I hadn’t changed anything there for a long while. It turned out that what was actually happening was that the container’s disk allocation had run out, and the log message itself was spurious.

To be fair, the Shuttlecraft README is very clear that a) it’s an unsupported side-project from the author Ben Brown, and b) …

all data is written as PLAIN TEXT FILES to the disk.
Right now, the app builds an IN-MEMORY INDEX of EVERY SINGLE POST. This will work for several thousand posts, but … maybe not for 10,000s of posts. I’m not sure how far it will go. I have ideas about being able to shard the index into multiple files and page through it, etc. But.

It took a bit of very messy and imperfect cleanup inside hidden directories in the Glitch container, but for now, I have my small instance back up again. Realistically, it is probably not worth following / I don’t look at it much / it will fall over again, before much longer – but it’s also a fun thing to tinker with, and the code is quick to tweak in the Glitch editor.

In the past few months, quite a few things have changed in the ecosystem – for example, I’m now on Threads, and my account is federated out from there. Shuttlecraft is missing something in its ability to play nicely with that, which is a bit sad… maybe I’ll have to have a look into it at some stage.

I’ll have to look at some more Fediverse-compatible apps soon, hopefully more resilient ones! 🙂 Fediforum is coming up next month, and that’s usually a great place to learn about what developers are working on across the ActivityPub ecosystem.

https://andypiper.co.uk/2024/08/07/recovering-my-shuttlecraft/

#activitypub #Coding #fediverse #glitch #postmarks #selfHosting #singleUser

#activitypub #coding #fediverse #glitch #postmarks #selfhosting

Andy Piper @[email protected] · 2024-08-07 · 21:48 UTC

When I poked around with Postmarks (a federated bookmarking service) last year, I briefly mentioned another federated server, Shuttlecraft… but I never followed up on that.

Shuttlecraft is a single-user ActivityPub-compatible application that can run on a platform like Glitch – in fact, it’s more-or-less a single-click deployment to fork and install on Glitch.

I’ve written about being all-in on the Fediverse and I generally try a lot of different things out. I created a Shuttlecraft instance for myself around the same time I set up Postmarks last year – both run on Glitch, both are somewhat experimental / in-progress and unfinished. The fact is that I use my Postmarks instance all the time for logging links of interest, but Shuttlecraft has really just been sitting there without very much interaction. That’s mostly deliberate, it’s a playground more than anything else, and it can be handy for playing with interactions with other ActivityPub servers.

However – yesterday I thought I’d take a quick look at it, only to discover that my Glitch app was down.

After doing some digging in the console and logs, I found that Node was complaining about being unable to load a module. That was surprising to me, as I hadn’t changed anything there for a long while. It turned out that what was actually happening was that the container’s disk allocation had run out, and the log message itself was spurious.

To be fair, the Shuttlecraft README is very clear that a) it’s an unsupported side-project from the author Ben Brown, and b) …

all data is written as PLAIN TEXT FILES to the disk.
Right now, the app builds an IN-MEMORY INDEX of EVERY SINGLE POST. This will work for several thousand posts, but … maybe not for 10,000s of posts. I’m not sure how far it will go. I have ideas about being able to shard the index into multiple files and page through it, etc. But.

It took a bit of very messy and imperfect cleanup inside hidden directories in the Glitch container, but for now, I have my small instance back up again. Realistically, it is probably not worth following / I don’t look at it much / it will fall over again, before much longer – but it’s also a fun thing to tinker with, and the code is quick to tweak in the Glitch editor.

In the past few months, quite a few things have changed in the ecosystem – for example, I’m now on Threads, and my account is federated out from there. Shuttlecraft is missing something in its ability to play nicely with that, which is a bit sad… maybe I’ll have to have a look into it at some stage.

I’ll have to look at some more Fediverse-compatible apps soon, hopefully more resilient ones! 🙂 Fediforum is coming up next month, and that’s usually a great place to learn about what developers are working on across the ActivityPub ecosystem.

https://andypiper.co.uk/2024/08/07/recovering-my-shuttlecraft/

#activitypub #Coding #fediverse #glitch #postmarks #selfHosting #singleUser

#singleuser #selfhosting #postmarks #glitch #fediverse #coding

Andy Piper @[email protected] · 2024-08-07 · 21:48 UTC

When I poked around with Postmarks (a federated bookmarking service) last year, I briefly mentioned another federated server, Shuttlecraft… but I never followed up on that.

Shuttlecraft is a single-user ActivityPub-compatible application that can run on a platform like Glitch – in fact, it’s more-or-less a single-click deployment to fork and install on Glitch.

I’ve written about being all-in on the Fediverse and I generally try a lot of different things out. I created a Shuttlecraft instance for myself around the same time I set up Postmarks last year – both run on Glitch, both are somewhat experimental / in-progress and unfinished. The fact is that I use my Postmarks instance all the time for logging links of interest, but Shuttlecraft has really just been sitting there without very much interaction. That’s mostly deliberate, it’s a playground more than anything else, and it can be handy for playing with interactions with other ActivityPub servers.

However – yesterday I thought I’d take a quick look at it, only to discover that my Glitch app was down.

After doing some digging in the console and logs, I found that Node was complaining about being unable to load a module. That was surprising to me, as I hadn’t changed anything there for a long while. It turned out that what was actually happening was that the container’s disk allocation had run out, and the log message itself was spurious.

To be fair, the Shuttlecraft README is very clear that a) it’s an unsupported side-project from the author Ben Brown, and b) …

all data is written as PLAIN TEXT FILES to the disk.
Right now, the app builds an IN-MEMORY INDEX of EVERY SINGLE POST. This will work for several thousand posts, but … maybe not for 10,000s of posts. I’m not sure how far it will go. I have ideas about being able to shard the index into multiple files and page through it, etc. But.

It took a bit of very messy and imperfect cleanup inside hidden directories in the Glitch container, but for now, I have my small instance back up again. Realistically, it is probably not worth following / I don’t look at it much / it will fall over again, before much longer – but it’s also a fun thing to tinker with, and the code is quick to tweak in the Glitch editor.

In the past few months, quite a few things have changed in the ecosystem – for example, I’m now on Threads, and my account is federated out from there. Shuttlecraft is missing something in its ability to play nicely with that, which is a bit sad… maybe I’ll have to have a look into it at some stage.

I’ll have to look at some more Fediverse-compatible apps soon, hopefully more resilient ones! 🙂 Fediforum is coming up next month, and that’s usually a great place to learn about what developers are working on across the ActivityPub ecosystem.

Like it? Share it -

https://andypiper.co.uk/2024/08/07/recovering-my-shuttlecraft/

#Blaugust2024 #100DaysToOffload #activitypub #Coding #fediverse #glitch #postmarks #selfHosting #singleUser

#activitypub #coding #fediverse #glitch #postmarks #selfhosting

Xavi @[email protected] · 2023-11-02 · 19:53 UTC

@[email protected] Did I say that I like #self-hosting? Let me count:

- Alderaan - RPi4 - GravCMS & #Postmarks
- Jakku - RPi4 - #Mastodon
- Corellia - RPi4 - #Pixelfed & #Firefish
- Coruscant - RPi3 - #MagicMirror
- Dantooine - RPi2 - Python bots farm
- Dagobah - RPi3 - Local DNS & ReverseProxy
- Tatooine - RPi4 - #Nextcloud
- Butxaca - RPi1 - Retired Torrent box
- GameBoy - RPiZero - #RetroPie

🥰

#selfhosting #postmarks #mastodon #pixelfed #firefish #magicmirror

fediverseobserver @[email protected] · 2023-10-15 · 02:02 UTC

Found 38 new servers found and 43 servers de-listed since 9 hours ago. Check out the Monthly and Daily Stats by software or server or the entire fediverse.

25,059 servers checked. 12,390,401 Total Users, 0 Monthly Active Users today vs 1,903,868 yesterday for the entire fediverse.

New #fediverse servers found:

pixelfed.festnoz.de a #pixelfed server from Germany
test3.kamima.xyz a #dolphin server from Japan
f.dosuto.net a #firefish server from Private
endurance.racing a #mastodon server from Germany
m-test.254.network a #mastodon server from United States
global-social.net a #nextcloud on global-social.net server from Germany
calim.club a #mastodon server from France
social.polysecure.ca a #mastodon server from France
colony.red a #mastodon server from Portugal
social.dcvz.io a #firefish server from Germany
event.digselver.de a #mobilizon server from Germany
iterate.social a #mastodon server from Germany
firefish.reins-no-misskey.com a #firefish server from Private
birdhouse.social a #mastodon server from United States
qishen.dev a #mastodon server from Hong Kong
times.nekohack.me a #mastodon server from Japan
ghostbloods.org a #misskey server from United States
mastodon.seabreeze.synology.me a #mastodon server from United States
bugle.lol a #bugle server from Netherlands
pleroma.kousaka.co a #pleroma server from Japan
shahu.ski a #misskey server from Private
sunspot.garden a #mastodon server from Portugal
test-hideout.usbharu.dev a #hideout server from Private
unapp.etizi.ng a #postmarks server from United States
c.cybik.moe a #cycloud server from United States
takahe.schach.social a #takahe server from Germany
mstdn.cool a #mastodon server from United States
dsc.re a #pleroma server from France
sha.bal.ovh a #sharkey server from Private
misskey.amfedisr.net a #misskey server from Private
kinkpic.site a #pixelfed server from Portugal
sakasajou.chaotic.ninja a #dolphin server from Germany
tuxfan.noho.st a #pleroma server from Germany
xtian.faith a #lemmy server from Canada
500plus.slavistapl.eu.org a #akkoma server from Poland
alterscope.fr a #peertube server from France
mastodon.zweifel.cloud a #mastodon server from Private
vids.ctc.community a #peertube server from Private

De-Listed servers: falkensee.social
fish.kamima.info
rk-misskey.kittyrin-playground.com
test.courgett.es
misskey.tgrgroup.jp
orangestarsocial.com
mastodon.skaggsfamily.us
akko.seabunny.cafe
todon.site
kilpen.net
misskey.076.moe
centro-app-dev.web.app
akkoma.catvibers.me
mk.moekyun.me
mylemmy.site
coldst.one
space.xxemptyxx.xyz
lemmy.thegoodoldinternet.com
misskey.shinchanwigulu.net
social.fordell.me
r3.rin.pink
social.adkins.coffee
yord.social
1904.social
furri.gay
mastodon.foxstreet.be
frazee.social
demotheque.com
lemmy.ciechom.eu
indiegamedev.online
toot.thelaserguy.online
bergen.social
mastodon.noahtren.com
deeds.digital
zbrx.org
mstdn.fan
mastodon.morrsoft.com
hotfemboy.pics
birbber.hotfemboy.pics
mi.seritude.com
social.andri.dk
mastodon.cartapus.eu
music.hotfemboy.pics

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fediverseobserver @[email protected] · 2023-10-14 · 15:58 UTC

Found 24 new servers found and 35 servers de-listed since 13 hours ago. Check out the Monthly and Daily Stats by software or server or the entire fediverse.

25,051 servers checked. 12,387,577 Total Users, 0 Monthly Active Users today vs 1,903,868 yesterday for the entire fediverse.

New #fediverse servers found:

bugle.lol a #bugle server from Netherlands
pleroma.kousaka.co a #pleroma server from Japan
shahu.ski a #misskey server from Private
sunspot.garden a #mastodon server from Portugal
test-hideout.usbharu.dev a #hideout server from Private
unapp.etizi.ng a #postmarks server from United States
c.cybik.moe a #cycloud server from United States
takahe.schach.social a #takahe server from Germany
mstdn.cool a #mastodon server from United States
dsc.re a #pleroma server from France
sha.bal.ovh a #sharkey server from Private
misskey.amfedisr.net a #misskey server from Private
kinkpic.site a #pixelfed server from Portugal
sakasajou.chaotic.ninja a #dolphin server from Germany
tuxfan.noho.st a #pleroma server from Germany
xtian.faith a #lemmy server from Canada
500plus.slavistapl.eu.org a #akkoma server from Poland
alterscope.fr a #peertube server from France
mastodon.zweifel.cloud a #mastodon server from Private
vids.ctc.community a #peertube server from Private
m.ow3.cn a #gotosocial server from China
mastodon.128bit.ca a #mastodon server from Canada
blauerhimmel.eu a #mastodon server from Portugal
pubble.social a #mastodon server from Portugal

De-Listed servers: falkensee.social
social.wittwer.dev
rk-misskey.kittyrin-playground.com
test.courgett.es
orangestarsocial.com
todon.site
mk.moekyun.me
m.ima.cm
mylemmy.site
coldst.one
space.xxemptyxx.xyz
lemmy.thegoodoldinternet.com
misskey.shinchanwigulu.net
r3.rin.pink
social.adkins.coffee
yord.social
furri.gay
mastodon.foxstreet.be
social.beepboop.ga
frazee.social
mfn.pub
demotheque.com
lemmy.ciechom.eu
indiegamedev.online
toot.thelaserguy.online
bergen.social
mastodon.noahtren.com
deeds.digital
zbrx.org
mstdn.fan
mastodon.morrsoft.com
hotfemboy.pics
birbber.hotfemboy.pics
mastodon.cartapus.eu
music.hotfemboy.pics

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fediverseobserver @[email protected] · 2023-09-12 · 01:58 UTC

Found 34 new servers found and 52 servers de-listed since 9 hours ago. Check out the Monthly and Daily Stats by software or server or the entire fediverse.

25,419 servers checked. 12,548,574 Total Users, 2,002,106 Monthly Active Users today vs 2,008,728 yesterday for the entire fediverse.

New #fediverse servers found:

De-Listed servers: dataprotection.social
innernet.link
ck.avesatanas.noho.st
pl.brodi.me
lemmy.devils.house
social.tokiwadai.org
mi.hilot06.com
social.seliaste.com
fas.zer0hero.tk
misskey.nemosphere.space
mastodon.pandoli365.com
pix.ilbery.social
fedi.thepolarbear.co.uk
mastodon.cdroma.me
social.adastral.net
mastodon.cacharreo.duckdns.org
pleroma.perron-service.de
meko.arclight.pro
mkultra.glownow.club
chatbox.social
lemmy.havocperil.uk
fediverse.boo
ck.nsh.social
lem.amd.im
mastodon.hopbox.in
misskey.choro-s.net
dev.layer8.space
key.hollow.capital
kynkiruka.com
lemmy.flo.kbytes.at
suitbertmonz.de
mastodon.r3networks.uk
live.ilbery.online
owncast.wertercatt.com
akkoma.lameni.tk
social.joshuaochs.com
literally.social
pleroma.guizzyordi.info
the.libbie.cloud
hasenpanier.de
owncast.ranger.vegas
technopolitic.social
mosfear.de
social.atommac.com
p.concho.bar
tulsa.social
calckey-example.atlas-media.co.uk
bird.froth.zone
mastodon.henabytes.com
葵.moe
mk.mozc-plasma.tech
birdsitelive.angrydome.au

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Jeff @[email protected] · 2023-09-11 · 23:21 UTC

@andypiper Thanks for posting about #postmarks. You peaked my interest and got it running on my home lab yesterday using Portainer. You’re right, it’s a great way to learn the basics of how ActivityPub things work. 🎉

Also..now I have to go try #shuttlecraft

#postmarks #shuttlecraft

fediverseobserver @[email protected] · 2023-09-11 · 15:58 UTC

Found 34 new servers found and 48 servers de-listed since 13 hours ago. Check out the Monthly and Daily Stats by software or server or the entire fediverse.

25,428 servers checked. 12,553,937 Total Users, 2,002,106 Monthly Active Users today vs 2,008,728 yesterday for the entire fediverse.

New #fediverse servers found:

De-Listed servers: dataprotection.social
kiai.lemmy.ninja
hydrocelestis.com
lemmy.devils.house
mi.hilot06.com
social.seliaste.com
fas.zer0hero.tk
mastodon.pandoli365.com
mi.howamun.day
pix.ilbery.social
mastodon.cdroma.me
social.adastral.net
mastodon.cacharreo.duckdns.org
mastodon.k6qw.com
lemmy.davidbuckley.ca
meko.arclight.pro
mastodon.smither.org
pix.campbellwireless.net
panha.misskey.one
lemmy.k6qw.com
lemmy.havocperil.uk
ck.nsh.social
lem.amd.im
mastodon.hopbox.in
nakedsushi.org
misskey.choro-s.net
key.hollow.capital
kynkiruka.com
lemmy.flo.kbytes.at
suitbertmonz.de
mastodon.r3networks.uk
live.ilbery.online
owncast.wertercatt.com
akkoma.lameni.tk
pleroma.guizzyordi.info
the.libbie.cloud
hasenpanier.de
elephant.ugrash.org
owncast.ranger.vegas
technopolitic.social
mosfear.de
social.atommac.com
p.concho.bar
tulsa.social
calckey-example.atlas-media.co.uk
bird.froth.zone
mastodon.henabytes.com
葵.moe

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