@froggebip yeah, akkoma only exposes 4 counts (local users, local statuses, known remote users and known remote instances) and some db query related stats
@froggebip akkoma doesn’t expose much by default, but if I can query postgres, I can p much get anything out of it
@apogeesys @spdx_wl I can mostly work from memory, but I do need to reference the nearest laptop keyboard from time to time
@muffinlord @tofutush it was also free on epic games at some point (side note: if you hate the official client as much as I do, try heroic)
I have written my opinions on content warnings as a twenty page essay https://shelraphen.com/on-content-warnings/
@KaydeArcane I get that reaction from a lot of people lmao, even people that do actually use blender daily
@KaydeArcane I personally tend to just use blender’s video editor, it tends to be Good Enough for simple tasks like that and I already have it downloaded since I use blender anyways
update on the whole relay situation: I got an MRF policy (setup instructions for akkoma ops inside) that should limit/eliminate abuse of relay accounts to approximate federated timelines. if you, as an instance op, were using an account to follow relays, you will have to make a new account named relay_follower and use that instead; also forbid using relay as a username (if possible, otherwise you can probably create an account with that name to reserve it) if on a gotosocial instance
if you’re on an akkoma instance or otherwise not following relays with an account, make sure that the relay_follower username is reserved or otherwise unavailable to users; akkoma lets you define reserved nicknames in the instance settings