I'm doing all right myself, but I can't say the same for my girlfriend. Headaches, tummyaches, backaches, or whatever random thing it is today, there's always something. She's a few years older than me so I guess I have something to look forward to lol.
I'd send them a link to the instance I'm hosting lol. If I weren't, I'd probably join-lemmy.org with the explanation that any instance showcased there is probably good enough.
RemindMe! 2 days
..oh wait..
Why am I not surprised? Pirates tend to be at the forefront of these kinds of things :)
The attitude he seems to have bothers me so much.
"[this blowup] will pass" He doesn't even seem to take this whole thing seriously. "Give it two weeks, those suckers will have forgotten all about this". It's insulting.
"hanz spez, are we the baddies?"
Fair enough. I'm just going to enjoy while it lasts (hopefully forever)
I would expect Lemmy to show up equally in the search results if there is enough relevant content. My tiny tiny instance is already showing up in search results, crawlers can definitely find stuff on here. It would be great if at some point we can append "lemmy" to search queries to get the good stuff like we could with Reddit.
“There’s a lot of noise with this one. Among the noisiest we’ve seen. Please know that our teams are on it, and like all blowups on Reddit, this one will pass as well,” the memo reads. “We absolutely must ship what we said we would. The only long term solution is improving our product, and in the short term we have a few upcoming critical mod tool launches we need to nail.”
In other words, the blackout is not being taken that seriously. The culling of 3rd party apps is still happening. I hope more subreddits decide to go dark indefinitely, and that Redditors keep migrating to Lemmy.
It also gives me timeouts and internal server errors from time to time. It was just migrated to another server, that might have something to do with it.
I host a small Lemmy instance (just me at the moment), and on the Admin page i've noticed these rate limit settings. They don't seem to be documented and their meaning is a bit unclear to me. For example, what is the difference between 'Message Rate Limit' and 'Per Second'? And are these values per user or for the entire instance?
If anyone could explain these rate limit values (or point me to the relevant documentation) I would greatly appreciate it!
Did my part and created an instance in the hopes of offloading some of the bigger instances: https://rammy.site
No clue if and how I should promote it, though. Looks like it's just me for now.
RCS could have been great if e2e were baked in from the start. Apple would not have had such a strong argument to stay with its own standard and we might not have found ourselves with this divide.
I've been using infinity for a while now and it's fantastic. I would happily pay for it, if it weren't for the fact that most of the money would go straight to Reddit.
Part of me is sad that this is needed, but it's also exciting to try something new
It's the Malinese top-level domain from what I can tell. As to why it is favored, I can think of two reasons:
- Domain registration is free
- It mimicks the OG lemmy.ml domain
Djokkum @rammy.site Wannabe sysadmin and competetive procrastinator. Admin of Rammy.site