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Could you share the cron/script you use to do this? I'm interested in hosting my own Lemmy at some point, and having a script for that cleanup would be hugely helpful for me.

If you want to run a seedbox behind a VPN (like I do) then you'd want to be connectable, so a VPN with portforwarding would be crucial. I run my own OpenVPN server on a public VPS (so a dedicated IP instead of shared IP) but I only use private trackers so a dedicated IP is fine and also technically required, so my local seedbox whitebox server connects to my OpenVPN server as an OpenVPN client, and tunnels all traffic over the VPN with an iptables prerouting rule on my public VPS for the traffic on my qbtorrent-nox inbound port to reach my local server.

This way I can run whatever hardware I want in my seedbox and have full control over the hardware while also masking my home IP.

The sad part is reddit actually used to be open-source. They've become what they wanted to destroy. Sad times.

Somehow I feel like they won't care, those reports probably go directly into the bin.

They are trying to squeeze as much money out of their platforms as possible, regardless of the fact that it's at the expense of users and will downgrade users experiences.

I'm not sure, I really think it might be a bug.

Signed up to that right away, hell yeah!

I think it's important to care about the fact that Reddit and especially it's users are being squeezed dry by a profit-hungry CEO with a net worth of already more than 10 million. Reddit is becoming bastardized and that's not a good thing, we should be talking about that and protesting that, and realistically just moving away from that.

Yep, I end up having to specify the language as English in the dropdown otherwise I sometimes get language not allowed.

They don't even try hiding it, they are blatant and egregious about it. They are gonna just eng up chasing all their users away.

Yep, I've already noticed a new bug where it will say "language not allowed" unless I manually specify English from the dropdown.

This is basically the case for every artificial sweetener lol