I've never heard of Winapps so did a quick google. Their repository has not been updated in 5 years so it looks abandoned. Probably a bad idea to use it. https://github.com/Fmstrat/winapps
Anytime there is a open source "community edition" and a closed-source "enterprise edition" it's pretty suspect. There will always be a temptation to make the community edition a bit crippled, to drive sales of the paid version.
No, sorry, you can't subscribe to Lemmy communities on PieFed, that's not how it works. You have to subscribe to them on the Lemmy instance where they are hosted.
For fascists, regular displays of hypocrisy are important, because that's the guarantee that the bad things they obviously plan to do won't be done to their supporters.
Ok if you want to focus on that single phrase and ignore the whole rest of the page which documents decades of stuff to do with search engines and not a single mention of api endpoints, that's fine. You can have the win on this, here's a gold star.
A robot is a program that automatically traverses the Web's hypertext structure by retrieving a document, and recursively retrieving all documents that are referenced.
Maybe the definition of the term "crawler" has changed but crawling used to mean downloading a web page, parsing the links and then downloading all those links, parsing those pages, etc etc until the whole site has been downloaded. If there were links going to other sites found in that corpus then the same process repeats for those. Obviously this could cause heavy load, hence robots.txt.
Fedidb isn't doing anything like that so I'm a bit bemused by this whole thing.
Could be, although codeberg goes down more than anything else I use so this could be normal.