I'm seeing zero comments come out of Lemmy.world in the past 15 minutes, app users shouldn't have been redirected... and users commenting from other servers should be going to communities homed there. I wonder if they shut off federation. I normally see over 10 comments a minute: https://lemmyadmin.bulletintree.com/query/comments_ap_id_host_prev?output=table&timeperiod=15
let object = match self.clone().try_into::<AnnouncableActivities>() {
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help: consider moving this generic argument to the `TryInto` trait, which takes up to 1 argument
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52 | let object = match TryInto::<AnnouncableActivities>::try_into(self.clone()) {
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help: remove these generics
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52 - let object = match self.clone().try_into::<AnnouncableActivities>() {
52 + let object = match self.clone().try_into() {
There isn't a lot of documentation, I've learned what I can by running an instance for 30 days. I suggest study of a medium-size instance that started a month ago as reference: https://lemm.ee/u/sunaurus admin account is 1 month old, and it should give you an idea of what 1 month of data looks like vs. the more established servers like lemmy.ml that have been online for over 4 years.
so does anybody have a good idea of how much disk space an instance for say ~10 users would require?
It's entirely based on what your server creates and subscribes to. Out of the box, Lemmy has zero messages and does not subscribe to any remote communities. The storage will grow if you start adding messages, be it local or remote.
with posts and comments made before the instance was created.
Lemmy only syncs content forward in time, there is no backfill.
don’t have the correct number of upvotes/comments. Also, when I search for communities, next to the community name is only the number of users from my instance subscribed
On lemmy.ml webapp, when I see both of your comments, you have the language set to "Japanese" 日本語 on the comments, yet they are clearly in English. This may be related to why you aren't seeing anything.
Links to this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z1K4BUtHsO4