AntiDupl VS PixelFed

AntiDupl.NET can list duplicates for you, and you can use easy keybindings to quickly decide which duplicate to keep and which to delete. Along with quality estimates, say, if you had two identical pictures but one was high-quality and one low-quality jpg.

I'm looking for software that could look at a collection of MP3 files, and list the ones having very similar audio content. Exactly like AntiDupl does for images.

If you mean locally, AntiDupl has been fantastic for me.

Download it from the source: https://github.com/ermig1979/AntiDupl

Yes, czkawka is pretty good. If /u/AndypandyO is also interested in de-duplicating similar (but not exact) pictures, I recommend AntiDupl.

Antidupl won't move them to a folder, but it will display them to you, so that you can compare each pair of duplicates by size/resolution, blockiness etc., so that you can delete the one(s) you don't need. Exact matches can be deleted automatically, if you select this option.

AntiDupl.NET program is free and open-source software

AntiDupl

Currently contributing to Pixelfed project to gain experience: https://github.com/pixelfed/pixelfed/pulls?q=is%3Aclosed+is%...

There's https://pixelfed.org/

I do post many pictures, but I am tempted to self-host Pixelfed as well as an Instagram alternative.

Is something like Pixelfed an option?

https://pixelfed.org

I'm not affiliated with the project, neither I consider it a panacea, but anyone who might be interested, here it is: https://pixelfed.org/ It's best to use the web browser with it, although there's an Android app for it (PixelDroid), and there is an official app for iOS and Android currently in beta.

You can suggest features on the project github https://github.com/pixelfed/pixelfed/issues

Contrary to initial expectations, Threads falls short in terms of embracing decentralization. Notably, the platform does not support the widely adopted ActivityPub protocol, which is essential for interoperability with other decentralized networks in the Fediverse. This absence prevents seamless interaction between Threads and existing platforms that adhere to decentralized principles, such as Mastodon and Pixelfed.

Fediverse, or 'federated universe' is the name given to the social media platforms that utilize this concept of federation and decentralization. While Lemmy and Mastodon are the most popular right now, there are many similar platforms. There is Peertube for example, which is a Youtube alternative, or Pixelfed, which is an instagram alternative. You can view a list of all such platforms on this site. Here's also a visual representation that might help.

Pixelfed(like instagram) https://pixelfed.org/