Yes, the hashtag feature works for me. Are you logged in to Pixelfed? It seems like you have to be logged in to be able to see the hashtag feed.

Yes, I have a user on pixelfed.social. I like it, and use it daily.
It is kind of like Instagram, but in the fediverse and is open source.
A cool feature Pixelfed has is the ability to follow hashtags, so your home feed will be a mix between posts from the users you follow and the hashtags you follow.

Thank you for the suggestion! I’ve added the link you provided alongside the donate page link :)

I have a GitHub repo that lists merch for open source projects and organizations that promote open source software.
https://github.com/makmarian/open-source-merch-list

old.reddit.com (and the .onion one) works in the Tor Browser, for me at least. I am not logged in

There are some BSD communities on Lemmy/kbin, but they don’t have many subscribers yet.
Here are the ones I know of:
@openbsd
@openbsd
@bsd
@netbsd
@bsd
@freebsd
@freebsd
@netbsd
@bsd
@freebsd
@FreeBSD

I have Jellyfin installed on my homeserver, works great for listening to music in my opinion. I sometimes use Bandcamp to find and buy/download music, which I then upload to Jellyfin.

My home servers currently consists of 3 old laptops and 1 old desktop computer, all these computers run Proxmox and clustered together.

Laptops:

• HP ProBook 6470b
• Packard Bell EasyNote
• Dell Inspiron 1520

Desktop:

• HP envy 700-204eo

On the cluster I have these things installed

Always running:

• GitLab
• Minetest server
• Jellyfin
• Nextcloud
• Dashy
• FreshRSS
• BookStack

Not running:

• VM with Linux Mint
• VM with Haiku
• VM with FreeBSD
• VM with FreeDOS

I created a GitHub repo a couple of weeks ago to list merch for open source projects, but there are not many things there yet.
https://github.com/makmarian/open-source-merch-list

Note: I’ve tried to make sure I found the correct link for each project, but if unsure, please double check. Also, I have not bought from any of the links listed, so I cannot say anything about the quality of the different merch.

I’ve been using EndeavourOS with KDE for a bit under 2 years now (I think) on both my desktop and laptop. It is Arch based and easy to install. And for my home servers I run Proxmox

I’ve been using EndeavourOS for a little over a year, and I am very pleased with my experience so far. The only issue I’ve encountered was a GRUB problem, which I had to fix manually using the terminal.