On Connect, the latter works but the former doesn’t. Weirdly if I click on my own username posted upthread, it can’t find me.

Kbin does odd things with links and communities, so I think part of the problem is it has mangled or added some unexpected links when you’ve written the post. However, some of your links in the original post work for me on Lemmy ([email protected] is fine), so you might want to compare them.

I’m not sure why Lemmy uses an exclamation mark for communities when everywhere else uses an @. It would be a lot easier if it used @ then it’s universal for Kbin, Mastodon, Lemmy.

The new communities group suggests to use the format I’ve used in my previous posts (basically /c/community@instance) - this won’t work on Kbin because it uses /m/. It’s better to use @ there as you said.

No problem, have added all the ones I know about.

OK, so will probably miss loads, but try these for starters. Where I’ve found multiple for the same platform the more active ones are nearer the top.

[email protected]

[email protected] (Kbin)

[email protected]

[email protected]

[email protected]

[email protected] (Kbin)

[email protected]

[email protected]

[email protected]

[email protected]

[email protected] (Kbin)

[email protected]

[email protected]

[email protected] (Atari 8-bits, can’t find one for the ST)

[email protected]

[email protected]

[email protected]

[email protected]

As for platforms, there are a load of retro ones which can be added, not sure if you want to include those?

Probably not what you’re after, but there’s a new Fediverse bookmarking tool called Postmarks

Hmm, nicedb.org allows signing in through Mastodon, but only Jabberwocky.moe. The other two supported domains are somewhat odd.

This one? https://github.com/neodb-social/neodb Looks interesting.

I use this on all my Pis.

I like Audacious. It does everything I need it to do and doesn’t have an oversized webesque GUI.

Harmoniod looks nice but I think the GUI would annoy me (pretty as it is). I might try it out though.

Firelord is an old one but gorgeous. Chicory is pretty, in a colouring book sort of way. Child of Light and Forgotton Anne have fairly similar aesthetics but are both lovely.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/zakdoffman/2019/08/14/hacker-gets-12000-in-parking-tickets-after-null-license-plate-trick-backfires/

Not a name, but something else to be aware of which could also happen with names.

Activating the Super Sheep in Worms DC. It was always “argh, I can’t control this, kaboom I’ve blown up one of my own worms”, but it was fun to try!

I used to use K9 long time ago, but had issues with notifications not working properly. I’ve been using something not FOSS which was OK but I wasn’t 100% happy with. After reading about FairEmail on another thread the other day, I’ve now adopted that and so far it is working great. It has way too many options though!

I did have a problem with this, but it was due to a password manager (possibly Chrome’s built-in one which I had a load of passwords duplicated in at one point) auto-filling a hidden field with the wrong password.

The front-end error is backup corrupt, but it’s not, it’s just the encryption key has been changed at the point of restore. Sort that and error gone.

Backing up to a local server and then shunting off to B2 is largely what I do, except I just use a local file share and try not to store much locally. The Windows 10 built in backup works quite well for this. The file share I back up using Duplicati.

They finally worked out how to exit this realm?

I have a Backblaze B2 account I use for other things, I recently created a new bucket on it and attached it as a drive using s3fs. Works fine as far as I can tell (I’ve not used it much - prefer to keep things locally and just back them up off-site, which is actually what I have my B2 account for), so you certainly can do this with an S3 (AWS) compatible service.

There’s an open source equivalent at https://codidact.com/

Fair point. It’s due to be open source but isn’t yet, I forgot.