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.

“Puzzle” by ROUND TABLE feat. Nino - (Welcome to the N.H.K)

“Sakasama Bridge (逆様ブリッジ)” by Suneohair - (Arakawa Under the Bridge)

“Akai Coat (赤いコート)” by Suneohair - (Arakawa Under the Bridge x Bridge)

These are some of my favorite OPs/EDs.
I really like the songs from both Suneohair and ROUND TABLE feat. Nino, and Welcome to the N.H.K is one of my favorite series :)

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.

Welcome to the N.H.K. (“Puzzle” by ROUND TABLE feat. Nino) is one of my favourite openings

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 haven’t tried to reset a BIOS before, so I am not familiar with the process of it.
Is it safe to attempt either (F6:Fail-safe Defaults) or (F7:Optimized defaults) ?
From the motherboard manual: “Inadequately altering the settings may result in system’s failure to boot. If this occurs, clear the CMOS values and reset the board to default values.”

The only error/warning message I have found so far is in the BIOS, under the (M.I.T) section, and in that section there is a prompt which states: “The system has experienced boot failures because of overclocking or changes of voltages. Last settings in this page may not coincide with current H/W states.”.
I don’t get any errors when i boot into an OS with a USB-flashdrive (when the SSD/HDD is not installed)

I think my favourite fps campaign is Modern Warfare 2 (2009). I also liked the campaign in the other Call of Duty games (at least the games that came before Ghost, Ghost was the last game played)

There is an open source metaverse-like project called Third Room that is built on Matrix. I have not tested it too much, but still an interesting project