well... it can be done IMO, but there's no one-click solution.
I don't know the inners of Lemmy too much, but at first, without any reading up, my approch would be first create a Telegram bot and invite it to every channel you want to migrate to Lemmy as a Community or post in a community. Not sure how would you like to lay out channels in Lemmy, but let say this time it will be community/channel and one message in channel will be a post in Lemmy, and threads of messages/first replies of that message would be lemmy comments.
but either way, according to any logic, this Telegram bot would export all messages in a structured way; json or straight to sql. With this, Telegram part done, but for all the info you need to setup your Lemmy.
on your lemmy, the people used your Telegram channels should make an account. Make note of their IDs, your Telegram bot should do the mappings. if it's irrelevant, link everything to a dummy/bot user
now this is the part I'm not sure of if possible, but the rest should be just the matter of merging your export into Lemmy db, to create communities, posts, comments. Probably media uploads are neccessary too. and you should see your Lemmy populated. yonly thing is, there would be no scores for the imported data, but users should have posts and comments.
Super Mario Bros U Deluxe is a good example : Fun with friends, but solo is not on par with older 2D Mario.
What do you mean by that? (And another question, since I haven't played the Deluxe version on Swtich, only the "OG" U version; is there any difference, that maybe I don't know about or they are identical in terms of Marioness?)
It's nonexistent here. the current government destroyed our education system so they can keep people stupid here so they'll be fond of all the bullshit and lies they spread here to keep their votes.
if you have a Hi-Fi audio capable VHS recorder, you can back up your music in excellent quality on it.
if not, you still can use a PCM encoder for the recording like the ones Sony made back in the day (today I guess you can get away with some pc software and a cheap USB S-Video card/stick)
So to call Android = AOSP = open source is a mass simplification and definitely hand-waving away the reality of how each system operates and the whole point of open source project
I absolutely don't aggree with this part, especially the second half, but I see where you coming from and your reasoning.
AOSP can stand on its own foot on a device, you don't need any peoprietary stuff to get it up and running (except maybe vendor specific things, like drivers, if the given device needs those). Maybe it's my fault, but I would call that Android. (maybe it's like Chrome vs Chromium, VSCode vs Codium etc...)
It's another story people got used to the package Google provides, but in my understanding, it's completely optional. You aren't bound to the services they provide on a clean Android.
At the weekend I'll have some time to fiddle with it.
I think I'll try to boot Serenity first from USB, check if it wants to boot at all. Maybe I'll got an Arduino to use as serial monitor to check the log.
Then move on to flashing the grub image to the HDD, again, with a different IDE drive. if thst doesn't work, I'll find a SATA HDD and flash that.
I really wanna see this OS boot on real hardware. Then take a good lookaround and develop or port something for it :)
well... it can be done IMO, but there's no one-click solution.
I don't know the inners of Lemmy too much, but at first, without any reading up, my approch would be first create a Telegram bot and invite it to every channel you want to migrate to Lemmy as a Community or post in a community. Not sure how would you like to lay out channels in Lemmy, but let say this time it will be community/channel and one message in channel will be a post in Lemmy, and threads of messages/first replies of that message would be lemmy comments.
but either way, according to any logic, this Telegram bot would export all messages in a structured way; json or straight to sql. With this, Telegram part done, but for all the info you need to setup your Lemmy.
on your lemmy, the people used your Telegram channels should make an account. Make note of their IDs, your Telegram bot should do the mappings. if it's irrelevant, link everything to a dummy/bot user
now this is the part I'm not sure of if possible, but the rest should be just the matter of merging your export into Lemmy db, to create communities, posts, comments. Probably media uploads are neccessary too. and you should see your Lemmy populated. yonly thing is, there would be no scores for the imported data, but users should have posts and comments.
this is all theoritical, of course.