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Salut, je sais qu'il y a des francophones qui fréquentent cette instance Lemmy, donc je viens pour vous inviter à rejoindre la communauté (on dit sous-lemmy ou commu ?) que je viens de créer sur l'instance Lemmy FR jlai.lu
C'est là : [email protected]

Pour l'instant c'est assez vide, à part la description trop longue, mais je posterai un peu de contenu au moins une fois par semaine, et vous êtes bienvenu⋅es pour compléter !

J'ouvrirai aussi l'équipe de modération pour ne pas être seul à décider de tout.

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Hi, I know there are French speakers who frequent this Lemmy instance, so I'm here to invite you to join the community that I've just created on the Lemmy FR instance jlai.lu
It's here: [email protected]

For the moment it's pretty empty, apart from the too-long description, but I'll be posting a bit of content at least once a week, and you're welcome to add to it, as long as we can read some content in french !

I'll also open up the moderation team so that I'm not the only one deciding everything.

Beehaw’s community for socialists, communists, anarchists, and non-authoritarian leftists of all stripes. A place for all leftist and labor news and discussion, as long as you’re nice about it.

Non-socialists are welcome to come to learn, though it’s hard to get to in-depth discussions if the community is constantly fighting over the basics. We ask that non-socialists please be respectful and try not to turn this into a “left vs right” debate forum by asking leading questions or by trying to draw others into a fight.

so, I just had created /c/ecriture_libre which was working fine, but now this adress returns a "community not found" error. It is still there, but only reachable if I add @lemmy.ca at the end, like that : https://lemmy.ca/c/[email protected]

Maybe this happened beacuse I modified the community description with a second mod account from beehaw.org while I was also logged with my lemmy.ca account in the same browser ? And it messed up something... ?

Is there a way to rectify this so the normal addres /c/ecriture_libre can be accessed again ? Is it a bad writing in DB ?

By the way, thanks for your time on here :)

I just replicated it to verify. The unaccurate comments count is incrementing on each modifying, as you can sse there: https://lemmy.ca/post/575453

It makes my posts look like comments are blocked or not shown. (And I checked every setting of languages preventing the showing of comments, just to be sure, it's not related to that)

I don't know if this only happening on lemmy.ca or if it's all over this version of Lemmy ? Does anyone notice that too ? Can tou try to trigger the bug on your post ?

Dear Lemmings, who said we can't have silly trends like the others ?
I created a game, it's the FEDIRING !

To play you must follow the links I started at the bottom of this post, until there are none left, and then comment with a new link to a post you picked from any existing lemmy community, using "FEDIRING" as the text of your link.
Below that post you link, someone else will then comment with a "FEDIRING" link to another post from another Lemmy community, and so on...

This is how it should look :

In this example (pix above), the comment contains the word FEDIRING which should lead to an existing post in another Lemmy community (not a post you created).

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The rules are simple :

1. Only comment the last post of the ring. Don't comment on a post link that already has a "FEDIRING" comment, you need to follow the link if you find one.
2. You can only play once (this means only one comment from you in the ring)
3. We must reach a new Lemmy community each time. You can link to other instances if you want. Use that as a way to tour lemmy.
4. (OPTIONAL) Comment here to let us know if you played !

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Let's see how far we can go:

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The Battlemesh v15 will be hosted by the fabulous Calafou / colonia ecoindustrial postcapitalista members in Barcelona, Europe

The community voted for this year's edition to take place from Monday 2023-05-08 to Sunday 2023-05-14.

The Calafou compound is very spacious and offers plenty of room for hacking, workshops, socializing, building test beds and more!

This has been posted already, my bad, it's here : https://lemmy.ml/post/224388

Here is a short summary I (OP) made :

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• This one is a static exercise bicycle with no gears.
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• You also have to build a board to convert current / voltage on the output if you want to charge batteries or power electronic devices that are sensitive to power changes
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• Power output overview : "The power output (W) of a bike generator corresponds to the voltage (V) multiplied by the current (A). We obtained roughly 100 watts (12V, 8-9A) of power during a short and heavy workout. During a moderate effort – which we can sustain for a longer time – power production is between 45 and 75 watts. The power output not only depends on the bike but also on the person who operates it. Athletes could produce more power, while couch potatoes would (initially!) generate less."
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• The simple dynamo is under the wheel. So, much friction. A better system could waste less energy ?

Reminder :

• Parallel wiring increases amperage and voltage stays the same. Each cell in a parallel circuit is wired positive to positive and negative to negative.
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• Series wiring (mostly what you will use for solar cells} increases voltage and amperage stay the same. Each cell in a series circuit is wired positive to negative, the remaining positive and negative are you leads. You'll notice batteries in flashlights installed in series.

Since OpenWRT introduced Mesh networking I haven't been able to use or test anything, and I'm looking for good ressources to help choose between protocols, firmwares, and hardware / device chipsets ?

I know about OLSR, B.A.T.M.A.N, and had a chance to run and test Byzantium Live OS back when it was a thing.

• Is B.A.T.M.A.N the better approach for an easy/reliable Mesh setup ? Does it run easily on simple devices (not routers) ?

• For routers, are there other open source firmwares more suited to Mesh networking than openWRT, that will work on a lot of devices and are reliable ?

cross-posted from: https://slrpnk.net/post/183203

Copie Gauche, a new French publisher dedicated to open license content, is calling for original solarpunk short stories.
They'll make a book out of the best, under an open license, with fair remuneration.

• Direct link : copiegauche.fr/projet-null/
• Their Mastodon

Copie Gauche, a new French publisher dedicated to open license content, is calling for original solarpunk short stories.
They'll make a book out of the best, under an open license, with fair remuneration.

• Direct link : copiegauche.fr/projet-null/
• Their Mastodon

Aux français⋅es et francophones : est-ce que parmi vous quelqu'un⋅e connaît ou tient une liste de gens qui écrivent de la Fiction et SFFF en licences libres (francophone) ?

Comme je pense sérieusement à créer un fanzine "Libre Lore", pour alimenter des cadres de création libres, avec des textes courts ou des extraits d'auteur⋅ices sous licence libre, j'envoie des messages à droite et à gauche.
J'ai quelques personnes à contacter mais ça reste très restreint, puisque c'est une pratique très peu répandue, surtout en France...