nostr sounds interesting, any good android clients for nostr?

sorry to break your bubble, they are good but they aren’t the top tier usenet indexers i am talking about.

the top tier i am talking about has a “fight club’s rule 1”. they take donations but simply won’t give you an account if you are willing to get inside.

there are some entry level private trackers that are good as rarbg but you have to keep track of minimum seeding time and ratio for that, plus you have to wait for open sign-ups if you are a beginner.

and following proper naming conventions too. why can’t releasers decided to choose one single naming convention together so it makes our job better to automate things?

top tier usenet providers don’t work like that. i wish they would though.

you first have to get invited for that right?

private trackers are intended for people who seed for a long time, contribute an upload or do both of them. that’s one of the reasons why you can find rare stuff in private trackers that won’t be either available or have zero seeders in public trackers.

Usenet. You can download files at high speeds and don’t have to fulfill any requirements. But it’s insanely hard to get into the top usenet indexers.

How different it will be from friendica?

hope they are proved wrong.

fmab is another regular anime that’s overshilled.

they are also working to make developers have less boiler plate. java might be an old language but the development has not stopped but only going better these days.

karma requirements and hashtags doesn’t seem right since the former will make people to farm karma for the requirements which is one of the reasons why newbies on reddit always dump post until they get a decent karma. lemmy is not a microblogging site, hashtags have better use in platforms like mastadon. post flairs should be implemented though.

there are no Nullpointerexceptions makes Rust infinitely better than Java for me.

what’s wrong with having null pointer exception?

As a java dev, I can say that we hate working with java and love working with java at the same time.

but right now it’s invitation only

I am excited to see how this grows since the backend is using java and finally I think I can contribute something.

It’s always good to have alternatives. Healthy competition can make them grow better too.

is it a tachiyomi fork or it just looks like one?

this doesn’t have anything to do with github