In the context of self-hosted it means easier cleaner installs and avoiding different poorly packaged projects from interfering with each other.

The original makes sense. Both your alternatives are weird. The first is completely strange the second one begs the question, what about Janice.

What are you trying to express here?

There are invite threads including one for EMP. Just nobody offering invitations lately.

Perhaps so because I’m not very community oriented. I don’t chat. I download. I seed forever. I have 500Mbps upload. I fulfill requests occasionally. I’m not the worst for sure.

I also didn’t try to join EMP until last year when I was looking for something I couldn’t find.

I haven’t found a good one. I have HDB and BTN accounts in great standing for over 10 years and I still can’t find an EMP invite.

I’m seeding some nice mega packs on a few of the easy to join trackers. I say join one that’s open for sign ups and seed what you have. After you build up some bonus points request what you’re looking for and cross your fingers.

Active is good but I’d really like a Rising sort or some way to filter by most new comments in the past hour.

Well stated!

It’s hard to trust someone I’ve never met. I don’t want to travel either but I want to understand the people I work with in a way that’s only possible when we share space.

It’s work. It’s not always fun but that’s too be expected.

I hope to be able to sort by most active discussions.

Base level: get a good lock, lock to something sturdy in a visible location. Put a cable on the seat and through the front wheel. Register the serial number with police and hide an air tag on it.

Next level: cover your bike in stickers or hit it with spray paint in a few spots. Swap out components for kitchy ones or mark them up. Go wild with reflective paint on the tires.

Elite level… Hang out with bike punks. Ride with them and learn their ways. Even if your bike is stolen chances are it makes it’s way back to you.

If there is latency look at optimization around your tcp window scaling settings.