Bad bot
Where did you find Youtube videos? Is every “tube” a “youtube” for you? Let find the source code for your criteria.
@Arsen6331@lemmygrad.ml how is this bot configured? Also, maybe instead of suggesting multiple invidious instances, suggest farside.link

wait what, this isn’t even my post. Why did I think that bot replied to me? Something must have gone wrong somewhere.

regular expressions? Any decent text editor should have them. But with text editor you could either just find the hashtags, or do the “replace text” with a regular expression that matches everything that is not a hashtag, and replaces it with nothing.

If you are willing to use command line, you could copy the contents of the article into a text file and then use grep command in combination with regular expression that does match hashtags. That would get you a proper list.

Didn’t Fedora introduce something that prevents the system from allowing programs to actually eat whole RAM and cause whole system to freeze?

Are any other distros working on stealing acquiring this functionality?

from what I see, Lemmy is still too small to be a full “network”, it’s just a flagship instance with some satellite instances around it.

We need to help it grow in order for proper decentralised network to form.

But I don’t see many people promoting it. About a year ago I made a draft for Wikipedia article about Lemmy, but I did not find much to write about. Recently I checked how it is doing, and I saw that apparently people made some questionable additions to the draft and submitted it for review. Submission got rejected, reason being that Lemmy is not “notable” enough, as in, practically no independent information sources talk about it or even mention it. Of course I went to search the internet in hopes of proving this wrong, but I was not successful. Apparently promotion of Lemmy and rest of the Fediverse is something that is not being done as much as I would have wanted.

There should probably be some Fediverse Promoting Guide that would list effective means of spreading the word about what Fediverse is and why people should use it.

Are there any projects that are aiming to do something about this issue?

If advocacy of Linux is left to the community alone, you get the “Linux cultists” who do not have the most positive effect on geneal public’s perception of Linux.

Revolt is not federated.

I am having trouble imagining how that would work with Lemmy architecture.

Wouldn’t you want Matrix to be the protocol for a chat app?

Also, wouldn’t this concept be better implemented as an alternative interface for Lemmur instead of a whole new app?

yes, completely FOSS

it’s audio only, but allows advanced room/channel management

Element (Matrix) however, can embed Jitsi Meet (FOSS Zoom alternative), which allows room members to use audio and video (camera or screen sharing) at the same time.

So Element is much closer to Discord than Mumble is.