Wander @ Wander @yiffit.net

30-something grey wolf therian and furry. Admin of yiffit.net lemmy instanc

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Thank you so much!

I have tried liftoff but for some reason it becomes super sluggish and crashes.

I wonder if it has to do with the version your instance is on. We recently updated ours.

You don't need MX records for outgoing mail. Mailjet works well for me and gives you 200 free daily mails.

I use external smtp and have had no problems over several versions.

OP, please share your config.hjson (redacting all sensitive info)

If you load this post on Kbin you can see who they are :P

I just posted this same question here: https://yiffit.net/post/248094

You might find the comments useful.

Omg, thank you. This is exactly what I was looking for.

Mastodon has something called relays which are servers that share all posts from one instance to another. It'll eventually come to Lemmy as well.

This is beautiful. I'm jealous!

I would love to see a community for the online game.

The All timeline shows posts from communities that have at least one user from that instance subscribed to them.

If no users from instance A are subscribed to community X, this community will never show up in that instance's All timeline.

This is because otherwise instances have no idea what communities are out there. It isn't until a user subscribes to a remote community that the instance starts receiving posts for that community and learns that it exists.

When a user subscribes to a remote commmunity, the remote instance starts sending updates for content that's newly created for that community and the user's instance knows it exists and is able to display that received content in the ALL timeline.

Nice paws 0w0

Yes, but lemmit simply posts new stuff in chronological order. I'm talking about re-posting the countless good guides and tutorials so that searching on Lemmy can give better results.

I'm just trying to determine whether this could cause problem for instance owners.

Since it seems that Reddit does not hold the copyright we might want to have a Lemmy community where we can post such guides and tutorials, giving attribution.

Wow, I didn't even know this was a thing.

Check out something called Aurora store which lets you install app store games without the app store.

Oh, I think I have the perfect series of games to you because they also work as movies, sort of.

Check out the dark pictures anthology, until dawn and the quarry, all developed by supermassive games.

Here's a trailer: https://youtu.be/3NcF7EOnjow

https://youtu.be/ESPKeMinQgI

If you want something that's less horror based, check out oxenfree.

Me too